<?= is different from regular short tags though. I recently hit this problem where I wrote some code to output RSS feeds, and the whole thing choked at the XML declaration because short open tags meant it was expecting PHP. In the end I had to use PHP to echo the XML declaration; a minor annoyance, but still an annoyance just the same.
<?= is different from regular short tags though. I recently hit this problem where I wrote some code to output RSS feeds, and the whole thing choked at the XML declaration because short open tags meant it was expecting PHP. In the end I had to use PHP to echo the XML declaration; a minor annoyance, but still an annoyance just the same.
I've had to do that for what seems like EONS.
Originally Posted by bradgrafelman
You can avoid looking at all of that syntax altogether and just use something like Microsoft Frontpage to design your website!
Bwahahah! Wonderful!!!!!!! Can I get it from Pirate Bay or Depositfiles, or do I have to install Kazaa??
( +1 for your trolling today, Brad )
/!!\ mysql_ is deprecated --- don't use it! Tell your hosting company you will switch if they don't upgrade!/!!!\ ereg() is deprecated --- don't use it!
dalecosp "God doesn't play dice." --- Einstein "Perl is hardly a paragon of beautiful syntax." --- Weedpacket
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Originally Posted by Ashley Sheridan
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