Andrew Ballard wrote:
I do use PHP comments (probably not as much as I should), but I don't
usually use HTML comments. This is partly (largely?) because HTML
comments get passed on to the client which wastes (albeit usually a
small amount of) extra space and bandwidth for each request, and they
On Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 7:51 PM, Patrick Moloney wrote:
> OK, I think I've got the problem. I had to go back further than where the
> problem appeared to be. The 1st error was the comment code on the div line
> before the menu is Included. It had the "--" in the comment.
> Oddly, it interacts with
OK, I think I've got the problem. I had to go back further than where
the problem appeared to be. The 1st error was the comment code on the
div line before the menu is Included. It had the "--" in the comment.
Oddly, it interacts with the same error in the comment in the mainmenu
file. I saw som
Patrick Moloney wrote:
> Thanks for all the replies.
> As I said in my original post the comments are on the first lines of the
> included file and are HTML comments. I'll have to look closer at comment
> syntax - I see there are "empty comments" and issues with pairs of
> double hyphens.
>
> My o
Thanks for all the replies.
As I said in my original post the comments are on the first lines of the
included file and are HTML comments. I'll have to look closer at comment
syntax - I see there are "empty comments" and issues with pairs of
double hyphens.
My overall code worked well with 2 c
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