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Website help - Maxpphire - 03-18-2014
So, I'm trying to fix the times a store is open on a website mainly written in php with a few JavaScript and css files.
I don't even know where to look for to change this. They are located in the header but I can't find the header file.
Help?
RE: Website help - -¼- - 03-18-2014
Well, it should logically be in a php file. You can edit a php file with notepad++, it is possible that it works with the version which comes by default with window, but I haven't tried. Before modifying a php file I strongly recommend that you at least learn the basics of the wonderful programming language that is php and get the appropriate tool(s) for this (appache...)
RE: Website help - puggsoy - 03-18-2014
I'm pretty sure Kat is quite experienced with PHP and web development in general, judging from other questions I've seen from her in the past. I think her main question is specifically how to fix the times a store is open (whatever that mean, idk).
Unfortunately I can't help though, sorry!
RE: Website help - -¼- - 03-19-2014
Oh, sorry kat, I didn't know.
I'm afraid we'll have to wait for an expert...
RE: Website help - Maxpphire - 03-20-2014
(03-18-2014, 10:08 PM)-¼- Wrote: Well, it should logically be in a php file. You can edit a php file with notepad++, it is possible that it works with the version which comes by default with window, but I haven't tried. Before modifying a php file I strongly recommend that you at least learn the basics of the wonderful programming language that is php and get the appropriate tool(s) for this (appache...)
Yeah, I know how to do webwork already, that wasn't the problem.
Anyway I figured it out. It was all just hiding in a very stupid and dumb spot. (why would anyone put actually website shit in the same place you hold your templates. holy shit how does one organize)