Re: short_open_tag

Kristian Köhntopp wrote: > > Sascha Schumann wrote: > > > <? still is a violation of XML, and probably of SGML, too. There > > > was and still is a reason for recommending the use of <?php. > > > > Right. But I don't see any point in enforcing it. > > Yes, right. You do not get the support calls. I actually do "enforce" this on all PHP installations I maintain, but imagine the amount of mail that will pour over php*@lists.php.net when people's <?hairy()?> code stop working? :-) We distribute two php.ini files, why not set short_open_tag to "off" in php.ini-optimized? - Stig