though it rarely used, and discouraged, you can use <% %> for php
scripts. It was added years ago to support some editors that would not
work correctly with the normal php tags. I wouldn't worry about it.
Shane
Neil Hodgson wrote:
Currently, the text <?python ... ?> sets the mode into ASP Python
script but does not finish this mode at the ?>, instead expecting a
%>. It is incorrect to enter ASP mode for <? but it is a useful
mistake as the Kid template language uses this. Therefore, this is now
changed in CVS to terminate non-PHP server side scripts when either ?>
or %> is seen. This may cause problems with other script languages
although I haven't been able to think of an example.
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