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php ignore html Posted by stockton (stockton), 11 August 2007 One can in Linux prefix a script with:-#!/usr/bin/php -q and then run the script from the command line & the -q tells PHP to leave all HTML out. How can this be done in Microsoft Windows? Posted by admin (Graham Ellis), 12 August 2007 I think that the -q option has been deprecated - recent PHP versions simply recognise whether you're running via a web page or directly.On a Microsoft platform, I would initially try taking a command line window and simply type in the path to the executable followed by the name of the file of PHP. This page is a thread posted to the opentalk forum
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