On Jul 21, 2006, at 1:28 PM, Martin Marques wrote:
On Fri, 21 Jul 2006, Eric Stadtherr wrote:
I like the idea of leaving off the "?>" in included files, but we
should be careful to leave it in place for "standalone" php files
(i.e.
those that can be the target of a URL requested by a client). Is
that only the "index.php" file for this application?
I'm lost. Where are the standalone php files? AFAIK everything is
requested via apache (or your favorite web server).
Standalone, as in not included by another file. At some point the
data has to have a closing ?> or it isn't valid PHP. I guess it is
legal (?) to not have a ?> at the end of included files, or at least
that it works, but I'm pretty sure at some point the data has to be
closed with ?> or there will be errors thrown.
A PHP file starts with <?PHP and ends with ?> or its not a PHP file.
Right?
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Mark Edwards
