<?php ...<? both are the php tags whats the diff

[damod.php@gmail.com]

<?php ...<? both are the php tags whats the diff b/w name of the
tag??? then
i write the code using <? this tag full coding , but the server can
not accept my (<?)tag,, its only used <? php tag only

what can i do for ...

[Kimmo Laine]

Re: &lt;?php ...&lt;? both are the php tags whats the diff

damod.php@gmail .com kirjoitti:

<?php ...<? both are the php tags whats the diff b/w name of the
tag??? then
i write the code using <? this tag full coding , but the server can
not accept my (<?)tag,, its only used <? php tag only

That's a php.ini setting called short_open_tags or something, which can
be set on or off by server administrator. Apparently it's off in your case.

what can i do for ...
>

Write <?php always. <? has it's downsides.

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[damod.php@gmail.com]

Re: &lt;?php ...&lt;? both are the php tags whats the diff

On Feb 16, 10:56 pm, Kimmo Laine <s...@outolempi .netwrote:

damod....@gmail .com kirjoitti:
>

<?php ...<? both are the php tags whats the diff b/w name of the
tag??? then
i write the code using <? this tag full coding , but the server can
not accept my (<?)tag,, its only used <? php tag only

>
That's a php.ini setting called short_open_tags or something, which can
be set on or off by server administrator. Apparently it's off in your case.
>

what can i do for ...

>
Write <?php always. <? has it's downsides.
>
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thanks for ur help.,
you mean search all <? and put near <?php like that,,,,ok sir if any
other way, if my project having lot of .php files means hat can i do
for, ..

[Jim Carlock]

Re: &lt;?php ...&lt;? both are the php tags whats the diff

On Feb 16, 10:56 pm, Kimmo Laine stated...
: Write <?php always. <? has it's downsides.
:


<damod.php@gmai l.comasked...
: you mean search all <? and put near <?php like that,,,,

(1) Get a newsreader to post and read messages. Google
creates problems.
(2) Learn to properly write English when asking questions
in English.

"<?" confuses XML documents (as defined by the w3
standards organization). All XML documents start off with
an XML type declaration...

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

See...

http://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/Doctype

http://www.w3.org/QA/2002/04/valid-dtd-list.html

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Jim Carlock
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[Mike Russell]

Re: &lt;?php ...&lt;? both are the php tags whats the diff

"Jim Carlock" <anonymous@127. 0.0.1wrote in message
news:45d6c40e$0 $28140$4c368faf @roadrunner.com ...
....

(1) Get a newsreader to post and read messages. Google
creates problems.

This is not always practical.

(2) Learn to properly write English when asking questions
in English.

This newsgroup is read by many people in many countries, so let's have a
little tolerance. The OP's English was more than adequate, and in any case
any question that can be understood can be answered.
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[fox.whisper@virgin.net]

Re: &lt;?php ...&lt;? both are the php tags whats the diff

On Sat, 17 Feb 2007 12:27:22 GMT, "Mike Russell"
<RE-MOVEmike@Curvem eister.comRE-MOVEwrote:

>"Jim Carlock" <anonymous@127. 0.0.1wrote in message
>news:45d6c40e$ 0$28140$4c368fa f@roadrunner.co m...
>...

>(1) Get a newsreader to post and read messages. Google
>creates problems.

>
>This is not always practical.
>

>(2) Learn to properly write English when asking questions
>in English.

Learn not to split infinitives.

>
>This newsgroup is read by many people in many countries, so let's have a
>little tolerance. The OP's English was more than adequate, and in any case
>any question that can be understood can be answered.

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: &lt;?php ...&lt;? both are the php tags whats the diff

damod.php@gmail .com wrote:

On Feb 16, 10:56 pm, Kimmo Laine <s...@outolempi .netwrote:

>damod....@gmai l.com kirjoitti:
>>

>><?php ...<? both are the php tags whats the diff b/w name of the
>>tag??? then
>>i write the code using <? this tag full coding , but the server can
>>not accept my (<?)tag,, its only used <? php tag only

>That's a php.ini setting called short_open_tags or something, which can
>be set on or off by server administrator. Apparently it's off in your case.
>>

>>what can i do for ...

>Write <?php always. <? has it's downsides.
>>
>--
>"En ole paha ihminen, mutta omenat ovat elinkeinoni." -Perttu Sirviö
>s...@outolempi .net | Gedoon-S @ IRCnet | rot13(x...@bhgb yrzcv.arg)

>
thanks for ur help.,
you mean search all <? and put near <?php like that,,,,ok sir if any
other way, if my project having lot of .php files means hat can i do
for, ..
>

No, if your host does not have short_open_tags enabled (I find that most
do not), you can't use it. You must use <?php. So you'll have to
change it in all of your files.

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