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Enabling PHP |
![]() The following post is a short guide on how to enable the possibility to use limited PHP scripts on your uCoz website. PHP in uCoz is a paid service. It is available as a part of the Optimal, Maximal, Shop plans, or as an additional option to other plans for $1.99 per month (Note: additional options can be purchased only on the same day as a plan).
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Is it posible to add a ajaxmithough php
This is a chat box like the one that facebook used to have I would like to add it to my website Here is the link of wat im talking about http://ajaxim.com/ Added (2012-10-19, 2:22 PM) |
jayar, it unfortunately won't work in correlation with the uCoz system.
carloscompu, I don't believe this will work. As for alternate solutions I'm not sure atm. Jack of all trades in development, design, strategy.
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jayar, of course you can use a separate forum on a separate web host, and link it to your uCoz website. What Paradox meant is that the databases will be fully different, users will have to sign up/sign in to the forum separately.
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Hello All,
Today I enabeled php. ![]() And I tried to upload a php file by means of the file manager. Imidiate there comes a screen with the following message: ![]() _____________________________________________ Errors with the following files: steelseriesVWSjson.php Files with that extension are not valid _____________________________________________ lines the one in the middle is my file to upload ***steelseriesVWSjson.php*** The line above is the error line and the below one says files are not valid. Do I make a mistake due to my poor knowledge or is there someting I have overlooked. Thanks in advance for any reactions. Cheers Candy |
Candy, yes, you have to connect via FTP to the scripts server to upload PHP files to your site.
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I was wondering if you don't have the paid service of php, can you still use it in templates?
For ex. : Code <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> <title>Untitled Document</title> </head> <body> <?php echo '<p>Hello World</p>'; ?> </body> </html> Post edited by XO-Ferg - Tuesday, 2013-08-27, 5:45 PM
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XO-Ferg, If you mean adding the codes themselves, yes you can, but it won't work. And I do believe use of PHP must be done a certain way for them to work, so I don't know if just pasting the codes into templates would work.
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I bought the php on Ucoz but when i put php file via ftp (via filezila) in php folder and when my site needs to load that files on specific page where i use that script the server where i hosted php ask username and password that only I know.
![]() Is there some other ways to upload and link php files? Before i bougt php i was thinking that i will be able to upload php in file menager like i do all this time with other scripts. !
Post edited by Ed05 - Saturday, 2014-03-08, 3:27 AM
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Ed05, are you using the uCoz dynamic code to load out the files? Actually - let's just skip over that - could you provide the code you are using to link to the file?
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