Php 5 by default deprecates the <? Tag. But there is an option in the php.ini file to accept the old style tags as well as the new. Although for the future, I recommend you do a find and replace on your entire site in order to use the <?PHP tag instead.
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From: Robert Van Kleeck <strocknar@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 14 Dec 2007 06:31:28
To:php-windows@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: <? and <?= not working after new PHP install
The subject line says it all. The host of my website just migrated servers after the original one died. After installing PHP for windows, none of my pages worked correctly. After going through the code, it turned out to be that all PHP code was wrapped in <? ?> instead of <?php ?> tags. It was my understanding that this is perfectly acceptable PHP. Is there something that needs to be enabled at install that possibly was not? The host did a "minimal" install of PHP.
Thanks!
-R
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