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How run php,java script,asp,html,css file in the wordpress cms?
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http://www.w3schools.com/php/default.asp
Wordpress is a CMS written in PHP, that is the server-side language used. HTML/CSS/Javascript will all work nicely with PHP (you can put all three directly into your .PHP files and they will be rendered).
ASP is a different server-side language, picking one or the other for your project is probably a good idea. (Also, I don't think w3schools is running Wordpress, it is their own ASP code)
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I would like to migrage a PHP site to WordPress so I can update the information written on the website.
Does anyone know the best way I can do this? I did ask a few people regarding this and the general consesus was to completely redo the website.
Yes, you would need to redo large parts of your webpage. If you have an existing design you will need to learn how to create a theme in wordpress: https://codex.wordpress.org/Theme_Development or you can use on of the many already available.
Yes. You can use wordpress theme development for migration php into the wordpress...
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How can I navigate on a website, using php ? (I want with a local program to access a website and parse html pages, fill forms, click buttons and being redirected, etc.; as if PHP was a real guy). Yet, I use Ruby Mechanise but it's not sufficient.
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To interact with a website you would most likely use a javascript framework such as phantomjs or dalekjs. PHP is not made for DOM manipulation and interaction or page automation.
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I want my client to be able to log into their website, fill out a form and then have that webpage permanently have whatever they put into that form. Is there a way to use php to take whatever is submitted in that form and replace the html content with it? Im new to php, which functions could I use? And is it possible for php to permanently change anything on a site? Im not terribly concerned with security
Start with wordpress and if you don't like it, then there are other content management systems out there. Google can help you find one too.
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I have a website I'm working on for a friend where he wants to update it periodically, by adding text to a website. Is there some sort of CMS that could help him do this, without him having to edit the html by hand? I've already written the html, so I don't think something like wordpress would help. But I really have no clue, I'm brand new to web dev.
I've already written the html, so I don't think something like wordpress would help.
You can easily transform your static HTML layout and pages into a WordPress theme. But there are many other CMSs out there (small ones if you only need some basic features).
For this project I would go with WordPress, it's well-documented, easy-to-use and the community is great.
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I am trying to begin using some sort of standard for documenting my PHP code. Most of my code is in the form of WordPress plugins, some are getting quite complex, and I need to document it.
So my question is simple, what system does WordPress use to document their code?
I think it uses phpDoc.
There is also a guide for WordPress inline documentation.