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Why doesn’t this validate with the W3C validator:
3 variables from form.html going into form.php:
<?php
$stuff1 = $_POST["stuff1"];//catch variables
$stuff2 = $_POST["stuff2"];
$stuff3 = $_POST["stuff3"];
$myStuff[0] = $stuff1;//put into array
$myStuff[1] = $stuff2;
$myStuff[2] = $stuff3;
?>
You may be misunderstanding something here. PHP code is generated on the server side, and outputs HTML (or not). Your abovementioned script will not pass any HTML validator, because to the validator, it will be empty. PHP and the W3C validator have nothing to do with each other.
If you are getting a PHP error message, please post it.