Jan 2, 2010 | HTML, PHP, Wordpress | 1 comment
Converting existing websites with PHP scripting code to WordPress can cause parsing errors, problems picking up included files, or problems passing data from a form inside the included PHP file. Why not consider using HTML iframe?
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