my WAMP does not support <? tag
i have to write <?php instead of <?
so i am unable to reun the scripts which contains <? tag
i herad about it to make changes in php.ini to support <? tag..
if any1 know plz help
thnaks in advance
my WAMP does not support <? tag
i have to write <?php instead of <?
so i am unable to reun the scripts which contains <? tag
i herad about it to make changes in php.ini to support <? tag..
if any1 know plz help
thnaks in advance
There are three possible tags for PHP code:
<?php .... ?>
<? ..... ?>
<% .... %>
The last one is especially bad: it is confusing compared to ASP (and others?).
While <?....?> can work, I don't recommend it: it's less clear and not supported by all hosts. It's a much better idea to fix the code than to patch the server.
There's also the option of a special syntax for echoing variables:
<?=$variable?> which is like <?php echo $variable; ?>
This is, again, a bad idea for the same reasons as above.
If you want to change the server, though, look here:
http://php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php
The term you want to search for on google (if you need more info) is "php short tags".
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To further what daniel says, I would recommend changing the tags, not your php.ini. You can do a search-and-replace with any good text editor.
It's called short_tags I believe. A simple "false" to "true" or "0" to "1" should fix this problem in php.ini
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That is correct, but the other forms may be enabled by different settings. The link in my post above explains it all.
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