Topic: A little bug in config.php
The config.php that you have to do start with <?php and ends with ?>, maybe it's better to use the same way on boths.
- Connorhd
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Re: A little bug in config.php
that doesn't make sense <?php means the start of php and ?> means the end
Re: A little bug in config.php
I used php?> to close.... what I pretend to say it's to use <?php and php?> or <? and ?>, but not a mix of them.
Re: A little bug in config.php
I didn't even know you could use php?>. I figure that would render a parse error. The PHP documentation recommends <?php ?>
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.basic-syntax.php
"Programming is like sex: one mistake and you have to support it for the rest of your life."
Re: A little bug in config.php
I always used php?> to close it... and I don't get any error.... and I see it on a lot of manuals... and if you think in that it's very logic... <?php to open and php?> to close it...
Ok.... it's not a bug... it was my bug.
- Connorhd
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Re: A little bug in config.php
i've never seen php?> either i think the logic is <? and ?> mean server side script (same as <% and %> and the php just tells you its php incase something else happened to use <?
Re: A little bug in config.php
it's not listed on the php site either...
8 2005-01-09 13:10 (edited by Connorhd 2005-01-09 13:14)
- Connorhd
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Re: A little bug in config.php
i think php?> is not intended to work its just that anything before that ? is allowed abc123?> also works :S
edit: i can prove php?> is wrong
<?php
phpinfo()
?>works
<?php
phpinfo()
php?>gives Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in E:\webserver\www\test.php on line 3