James Wilkinson wrote:
Well then,
> On Thu, 26 Oct 2000, Michael Lake generated:
> ><BLOCKQUOTE><PRE><HR size=1 noshade><FONT face=courier>
> ><?php
> >... PHP code ...
> >?>
> ></FONT><HR size=1 noshade></PRE></BLOCKQUOTE>
>
> The page is shown with < and > where it means < and >? Perhaps
> Netscape is doing the Right Thing for a change and interpreting all the
> code between the < and > as a tag, and ignoring it. In which case it's
> a bug at the website, so you should inform them of their b0rkenness.
I though that if any chars (< or <?) were inside a <PRE> and
</PRE> then they are not interpreted as HTML markup. Thats
the idea of Pre-formatted and hence the use of them to
enclose code. Or am I wrong on that?
I'll check later at home in an O'Reilly HTML book what it
says about the tag.
Mike
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