First, I believe it's listed in phpinfo when you use phpinfo() inside a php
script.
"embedding" refers to sticking code inside of a text file. PHP is an "html
embedded language", so you basically just build an html page and place php
inside of it. That is why PHP requires an opening "tag" and a closing "tag".
If it wasn't embedded, that would probably mean it had to be compiled in
some way.
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Should be working on something...
...but forgot what it was.
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> Hello,
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> Can I check to see if cgi is installed as a cgi or an api? What does PHP
> embedded mean?
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> thanXor
> Brandon
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