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Hi,

I actually figured my issue out though. With the help of people in this forum. You probably need to use your web server and php interpreter to host the files, and then access them in your browser by putting localhost in the url bar.

Best,

Stephen

Yeah, this is totally true! I'm just starting to use php, and I'm taking an online class. And my real problem was that I needed to open the files through localhost in my browser.

Solved everything.

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