How come when I click "view source" I can't see the php code?
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Anonymous2010-09-25 13:22
PHP is usually compiled into the webpage through hidden ascii characters in the document. You can find various converters to decode them though, in various forms. Many free programs can only convert the PHP code into just readable HTML(pretty useless), but if you shell out about $20 dollars for a professional program you can get a full converter that can even convert the PHP into other languages like java or python. Try googling 'PHP decoder' to start off and see what you find.
How come when I click "view source" I can't see the C code for the apache server?
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Anonymous2010-09-25 17:31
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C is a little different then PHP because the C sources need to be not only compiled, but built from other data sources. When you visit a server with C code is sent to your browser, compiled, run, and then must be sent back to the server to be de-compiled and ready for the next person. You can't see it because by the time it arrives to you, it has to leave the source of the page and go back to the server as fast as it can for the next person.