> <?= $string ?>
> means the same as
> <?php echo $string ?>
> if short_open_tag is on
******
> It's perfectly valid PHP, I use it all the time on my own sites, but
> because it's
> one of those php.ini settings you have a 50/50 chance of
> finding on (or off!) you shouldn't rely on it unless you know the
> environment.


Hey all,
Thanks guys, I didnt know about any "short_open_tag" setting,
I guess I'll just stick to my regular style coz i have no idea how the
client/s php is setup plus if I move my own stuff to a different host it may
not be so kind...

Perfect answer to my Q, thanks!

Cheers,
Ryan





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