depending on the requirements of your script, it is quicker to use ? echo
$var; ? as required, this is because php essentially ignores all the html
tags untill a ? ... ? is found for which php does it's stuff...
if you use
?
...
code
...
large echo ...; statements here and there...
?
PHP has
As I said at the start, it very much depends on what is required for a
particular script...
Here's an area I'm struggling with:
(it's a breadcrumb trail building a href from variables according to
which page I'm creating):
?php
//index
echo a href=\, $urltoitem, /tm, $cat1_ref, /lv,
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