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I'm developing a PHP application that has to respond to request from several clients, and I thinks "Can any of the clients see the PHP code that I'm writing?".
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PHP is a server-side programming language, meaning it is executed at the web server before the website is sent to the end-user. This is why you can't see the PHP code when you view the source code.
The PHP is not installed on the client side, it is only on the server side. Using <object> method I somehow managed to execute a PHP script on the client side. But it's just window or small frame that is visible on the current browser or in a page on the browser of a local machine (or client machine).
PHP is a server-side scripting language designed to be used for web purposes.
PHP runs on the server and Javascript runs in client.
No, unless
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No. Unless you're echoing it to them under where you're actually using it.
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