Even in PHP generated pages, HTML should be generated as the output, this is how its displayed in a browser. Look in the code for these tags.. if they're not there you can add them in. The %26lt;head%26gt;%26lt;/head%26gt; tags should come before any body content is generated. The body content should be contained within %26lt;body%26gt;%26lt;/body%26gt; tags. Then you can add the Google code.
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Where do you put the Google code for Google Website Optimizer in a PHP page?
Directions say to add it before the %26lt;HEAD%26gt; tag... but my page is created in php... there is no such tag. Also, directions say to add another bit of code before the /body tag... and there is none. Any ideas? Thank you!Where do you put the Google code for Google Website Optimizer in a PHP page?
Even in PHP generated pages, HTML should be generated as the output, this is how its displayed in a browser. Look in the code for these tags.. if they're not there you can add them in. The %26lt;head%26gt;%26lt;/head%26gt; tags should come before any body content is generated. The body content should be contained within %26lt;body%26gt;%26lt;/body%26gt; tags. Then you can add the Google code.neutrogena
Even in PHP generated pages, HTML should be generated as the output, this is how its displayed in a browser. Look in the code for these tags.. if they're not there you can add them in. The %26lt;head%26gt;%26lt;/head%26gt; tags should come before any body content is generated. The body content should be contained within %26lt;body%26gt;%26lt;/body%26gt; tags. Then you can add the Google code.
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