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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 02/18/07 13:16
damod.php@gmail.com wrote:
> On Feb 16, 10:56 pm, Kimmo Laine <s...@outolempi.net> wrote:
>> damod....@gmail.com kirjoitti:
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>>> <?php ...<? both are the php tags whats the diff b/w name of the
>>> tag??? then
>>> i write the code using <? this tag full coding , but the server can
>>> not accept my (<?)tag,, its only used <? php tag only
>> That's a php.ini setting called short_open_tags or something, which can
>> be set on or off by server administrator. Apparently it's off in your case.
>>
>>> what can i do for ...
>> Write <?php always. <? has it's downsides.
>>
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>
> thanks for ur help.,
> you mean search all <? and put near <?php like that,,,,ok sir if any
> other way, if my project having lot of .php files means hat can i do
> for, ..
>
No, if your host does not have short_open_tags enabled (I find that most
do not), you can't use it. You must use <?php. So you'll have to
change it in all of your files.
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