This should be 6 line of code:
$runtime = $end - $start;
?>
<script type="text/javascript">
var runtime2 = <?php echo $runtime; ?>;
document.getElementById("p1").innerHTML = runtime2;
</script>
Hmmm. Seems to work now.
This should be 6 line of code:
$runtime = $end - $start;
?>
<script type="text/javascript">
var runtime2 = <?php echo $runtime; ?>;
document.getElementById("p1").innerHTML = runtime2;
</script>
Hmmm. Seems to work now.
So you’re just testing the system, not looking for a reply here?
Ah, you may have serendipitously discovered the “indent” way.
Personally, I prefer using the 3 backticks as it usually works the best for me.
What’s that? I don’t know that one.
I have noticed that if I paste in some code, copied from my editor, that is indented, like a lot of it is if it’s not not from the very root, things go a bit wrong if I highlight and make it code. I have to remove the indent to make it work.
That’s one of the main reasons I prefer using the three backticks on their own line before and after the code block eg.
```
var ask = query[0];
```
displays as
var ask = query[0];
I find it a lot easier than trying to edit in / out indentation.
i.e.
Of course this assumes your keyboard has a backtick key (upper left below shift-tilde)
I had tried the backticks, but I was missing the new lines, that’s where I was going wrong. Thanks.
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