On Saturday 04 May 2002 19:37, Miva Guy wrote:
I'm very new to PHP. I've scanned the manual for these two, but I can't
quite find the answers:
Wouldn't it have been quicker to just try it for yourself?
1. Is the following legal?
INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=user_id VALUE=? echo $user_id ?
Or is it necessary to do this?
? echo(INPUT TYPE=\hidden\ NAME=\user_id\
VALUE=\.$user_id.\); ?
Both are OK. But for readability you could change the second to:
? echo('INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=user_id VALUE=' . $user_id .''); ?
2. If I use the ? if: else: endif; ? syntax to avoid echoing larger
blocks of HTML, within those statements, is it legal to use the standard ?
if(...) {...} else {...} ? syntax?
Yes.
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