?php is more reliable - you can configure a server to ignore "?"
as an opening PHP tag (short_tags i think the directive is from
memory).
for
compatibilities sake, you should always use the ?php tag in your coding, but
if short tags are enabled, then technically the 2 are the same (both
Another thing to
consider is XML. Some people (myself included) create XML files on a regular
basis. The PHP short tag ? can easily be confused by XML parsers, because it
is the same as the beginning of a Processing Instruction. For
example:?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"
?
The
I'm wondering if anyone out there can point me to an article or
crib-sheet discussing the current support for generated content in CSS2.
Such as are discussed here
http://www.richinstyle.com/guides/generated2.html. I would like to use
counters to add numbering to headings in web-versions of
Beau Lebens wrote:
?php is more reliable - you can configure a server to ignore ? as an
opening PHP tag (short_tags i think the directive is from memory).
for compatibilities sake, you should always use the ?php tag in your
coding, but if short tags are enabled, then technically the 2 are the
