@denis
To display HTML output from a PHP return function, you can use the following steps:
- Create a PHP function that returns an HTML output. For example:
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function generateHTML() {
return "<h1>Hello, World!</h1>";
}
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- Call the function in your PHP code and store the returned HTML output in a variable. For example:
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$htmlOutput = generateHTML();
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- Print the HTML output on your webpage by echoing the variable containing the HTML output. For example:
- Make sure that your PHP code is embedded within the HTML code or included in a separate PHP file that is called from the HTML file using the include or require functions.
- Run your PHP script on a server that supports PHP, such as Apache or Nginx, to see the HTML output displayed on your webpage.
By following these steps, you can display HTML output from a PHP return function on your webpage.