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Ok I wanted to know if you can use atleast some php in a website without a server. I just mean to use a small bit of it to do something small like a tool to search through my site. Don't worry I am in no rush, I am still working on it if you have visited it.

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I think Apache supports PHP.

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Isn't apache another language like php? I meant like put it into my html and make it work without a server.

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Apache is an industry standard web server. Not a language.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

And no you can't run PHP without a webserver unless you're running something that's console based and isn't doing any kind of html output (unless you like imagining what pages look like).

Dude your website is crazy lol.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

He means he wants to run php scripts on freewebs. Which I don't believe you can do. Find a free host that supports PHP?

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Yeah, a free server is pretty much what I am looking for. Lol I'm a cheapsake.

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