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IMO, PHP has been a PITA from its start. Well done, Boss.
 
GregW said:
Kinda like Flash?
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Thankfully, Adobe Flash was discontinued at the end of 2020, and modern browsers no longer support it.

Just FYI, the BCF uses:
  • HTML5 for page structure and media playback.
  • CSS3 for styling and responsive layouts.
  • JavaScript for interactive features.
  • PHP for server-side processing.
  • MySQL for database storage.
Back in the day, when I was using VBulletin, early versions of that software did use flash for a variety of functions.
 
I use PHP on a website to collect info for the two Austin-Healey registries I have. They're an online form with combo boxes and radio checkboxes and will generate a email that is sent to me and the originator. What would you use instead of PHP? Here's a link to one webpage.
 
The only database I have experience with is mysql. CLI. Used PHP as the front end interface to mysql. Don't want the data / database stored online.
 
BobHaskell said:
I use PHP on a website to collect info for the two Austin-Healey registries I have. They're an online form with combo boxes and radio checkboxes and will generate a email that is sent to me and the originator. What would you use instead of PHP? Here's a link to one webpage.
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Just be sure the PHP version running on the server you're on is up to date.
 
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