Hi Peter,
Yes, that's expected. HTML was based on SGML, and the syntax for a
processing instruction in SGML is <? ... > (note there is no closing
question mark), and that is what the HTML stylesheet produces. But that
forced you to manually insert the closing "?" for PHP. With XHTML, you
no longer have to manually add the closing mark because the syntax for a
processing instruction in XML is <? ... ?>.
Bob Stayton
Sagehill Enterprises
[email protected]
On 6/18/2016 10:05 AM, Peter Lavin wrote:
Hi,
I'm using the 1.79.1 onechunk.xsl transformation style sheets with PHP
processing instructions. If I use the HTML onechunk.xsl file in my
customization level, a "?" is required immediately before the closing
processing instruction tag. For example:
<xsl:processing-instruction name="php">
//PHP code here
?</xsl:processing-instruction>
This produces the correct opening and closing PHP tags. (<?php ... ?>)
If I use the _XHTML_ onechunk.xsl file and a terminating "?" the
output is as follows:
<?php
//PHP code
??>
Note the duplicate "?". Is this expected?
Thanks.
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