Hi Dan; On Tue, 2007-04-17 at 22:43 -0400, Dan Langille wrote: > On 17 Apr 2007 at 22:10, William Case wrote: > > > Is there no way then, that I can comment out code like in C and start > > working backwards to solve a coding problem. It's too early in the game > > for me to start learning how to run a HTTP or PHP debugger. Not being > > able to do something simple to solve another problem is where the real > > frustration was coming into it. > > HTML comments != PHP comments. > > <?php > > # This is a comment > > /* > This is also a comment > */ > > ?> > Yes, I got that. But they weren't working the way I expected. I tried using HTML comments on HTML code and PHP comments on PHP code. > > > Now I am really confused. The file is a PHP file (help.php). > > Shouldn't the browser be reading the PHP comments tags after the end of > > the HTML code is closed off? > > The browser never sees the PHP. The PHP code is processed only on > the server. No PHP code is delivered to the browser. > OKKKKKKKK ! Do you mean that when the file is interpreted, it becomes all one binary (or whatever) piece. I'll try playing around some more. I just want to find an easy to isolate errors. -- Regards Bill