Template Driven PHP Architecture

By Inforlinx
2004-06-23

What happens when a PHP page is invoked

Browser basically interprets HTML where as PHP is a parsed/compiled by an application server. When ever a request for a PHP page is transferred to the Application server, which could be mainly APACHE. There the parser skips the content included in HTML tags and parses the contents included between <?php ?> tags. PHP code is substituted by the result.

Next the browser displays the contents included in HTML tags, with their respective styling.

Tutorial pages:

Introduction to using templates and PHP
A case study
The HTML file
The PHP file
The variable
What happens when a PHP page is invoked

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