Re: '<?=' with PHP5.3.10

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2012/3/5 Alejandro Michelin Salomon <amichelins@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Leste Wrote:
>
>>-----Mensagem original-----
>>De: Lester Caine [mailto:lester@xxxxxxxxxxx]
>>Enviada em: segunda-feira, 5 de março de 2012 08:18
>>Para: php-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>Assunto: Re:  '<?=' with PHP5.3.10
>
>>Ashley Sheridan wrote:
>>> You can set it in php.ini itself, or possibly from .htaccess. failing that, find/replace on the old short echo tags would do it.
>
>>But I thought that '<?=' was SUPPOSED to have been protected? When did that
>>change ...
>
> Protected only in php 5.4.x, not in 5.3.x
>
> Php 5.3 a prior, the only safe tag is <?php, in 5.4.x safes tags are <?php and <?=.
>
> In my codes, i only use this <?php, 100% safe.
>
> Alejandro M.S.
>
> --

And also as you say that it is based with codeigniter you can use a
feature of the framework for emulate it.
http://codeigniter.com/user_guide/general/alternative_php.html

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