Article Code Help

There are two ways given for displaying article codes in your web pages

Using JavaScript - For Beginners
Using PHP - For Advanced Users who have PHP installed on their website

JavaScript Usage

Code Example:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=javascript src="http://www.scriptswarehouse.co.uk/article/displayarticle.php?ano=5"> </SCRIPT>

Step 1: Copy the desired JavaScript code from Scripts Warehouse.

Step 2: Paste in the HTML file anywhere you want it to display the article(s) between the <body> tags.

Step 3: Test by displaying your HTML file in the browser.

Note

Scripts Warehouse provides the articles in a HTML Table code with width set at 100%.

This means that the table will try to occupy all of the horizontal space available to it on the web page on display.

For such an example: Click Here.

Note

For Display Purposes, you can bound the article display in to a smaller display area using normal HTML Tables.

By enclosing the script inside a custom HTML table, you can attain required display size.

Code Example:

<html>
<head>
<title>Untitled</title>
</head>
<body>
</font>
<table summary="" border=0 width=400>
<tr>
<td>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=javascript src="http://www.scriptswarehouse.co.uk/article/displayarticle.php?ano=5"> </SCRIPT>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
</body>
</html>

For such an example: Click Here.

PHP Usage

For Advanced Users

Code Example:

$articleURL = "http://www.scriptswarehouse.co.uk/article/article_manger.php?d=r";
$handle = fopen($articleURL,"rb");
$contents = '';
while (!feof($handle)) {
$contents .= fread($handle, 8192);
}
print $contents; //$contents holds the article contents

Step 1: Copy the desired PHP code from Scripts Warehouse.

Step 2: Paste in the PHP file anywhere.

Step 3: The variable $contents contains the HTML code generated by Scripts Warehouse.

Step 4: Use variable $contents to populate your web page.

Note

Same display help can be used for PHP generated Articles for bounding them to HTML table.