Chris wrote:
brian wrote:
- You can do without the "echo" by using, eg. <?= $message ?>
Yet later in another thread you complain about short_tags being an
option.. can't have it both ways.
Oh, is that so? Let's see what i wrote ...
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... Better yet, PHP should do away with <? ?> altogether but allow
<?= ?>, which is *very* helpful (to those of us who choose to use it).
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Leave it as <?php echo $message; ?>
it's more portable - it will work on every single php server and you
won't have any issues moving your code around.
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I do agree that developing with short_open_tags = on is a Bad Idea if
the app will not be under one's control.
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But thanks. I know you were really trying.
brian
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