> > could somebody explain me please what is wrong with this
> > piece of code?
> > <?
> > if (1):
> > if (1) echo "hello";
> > else:
> > endif;
> > ?>
>
> Well, first off you've broken the golden rule, which is: Don't mix the
:-type syntax with the {}-type or completely bare syntaxes.
>
> In more detail: on reaching the "else", PHP matches it with the nearest
preceding if; this is the "If (1) echo ..." line, which isn't using :-type
syntax, so it expects the else also not to use :-type syntax -- so the : is
a parse error.
now it's clear to me
anyway it's funny that this works fine :-)
<?
if (1):
if (1) echo "hello";
$a = 1; // here can be anything else
else:
endif;
?>
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