I do have to say that viewing source won't help you learn PHP, ColdFusion, or any other server language though. Server languages interperit the code from the developer and present it to the user as html. To learn that you HAVE to have a server platform to develope on. Thaks where that L.A.M.P. server in the basement comes in handy
. There are plenty of sites that offer free php scripts that you can disect, blow up, and get to know the language.
(every programming language has a "Hello World" example, great stuff).
Have fun
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Originally Posted by bluefox
Excellent post, viewing the code source is a great way to learn. Whenever I really like a web design feature I right click on the web page and 'view source' to get an idea how the page is coded and sometimes I even save the page and open the saved web page in dreamweaver to have a play with the code to see how the code works and creates the desired affect.
This is s great way not only to learn html and other web codes but also learn how to integrate your coding knowledge and skills into innovative web design techniques and features.
Love ya post K2!
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