Wireless Application Protocol or WAP is a network communication protocol to enable web browsing through mobile phones and PDAs. WAP sites are websites written in Wireless Markup Language or WML and accessed via a WAP browser. Unfortunately only mobile devices can view WAP sites. Our computers’ web browsers such as Firefox cannot recognize WML pages so therefore can’t open WAP sites. You would need to install a WAP browser software on your PC.
When you create a web page with a .PHP extension like sample.php, your Apache server would, of course, parse and execute the PHP scripts within that file. If you save that same file containing PHP scripts as .HTML like sample.html, your Apache server will not parse and execute the PHP scripts in that file. The server would simply throw the PHP codes to your browser. That is because pages with PHP codes must have a .PHP file extension. In this article, I’m going to teach you how to tell your Apache server to parse and execute the PHP scripts even if the file has an .HTML extension.
An emoticon a representation of a facial expression (as a smile or frown) created by typing a sequence of characters in sending email or chat messages. Did you know that Yahoo! Messenger has hidden emoticons which you won’t find in the emoticons menu? We’ll they won’t be called ’secret’ if they are there.









