Re: Re: cvs: docweb / INSTALL.txt
| From: | Vincent Gevers | Date: | Sun, 31 Oct 2004 10:34:42 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Re: cvs: docweb / INSTALL.txt | ||
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On Sunday 31 October 2004 02:12, Sean Coates wrote:
> Mehdi Achour wrote:
> > I think the problem was your typo (it's short_open_tag, not
> > short_open_tags, and in a .htaccess, you should use a php_value, i.e
> > echo "php_value short_open_tag On > .htaccess"
> >
> > Can you give it a try ?
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> Yeah, this doesn't work the way you think.
> We started this on IRC, but Vincent seems to have disappeared.
heh :) found myself sitting in my chair when I woke up this morning
I now wonder what made me sooo tired yesterday
> See: http://sean.caedmon.net/httest/
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> Basically, PHP is ignorant of .htaccess.
> Also, not that I look at the ini_set manual,
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> So, our options are:
> - Short tags, globally
> - Require long tags in templates
>
> I'm ok with either one.. the former is more convenient, the latter is
> more correct.
I think short tags make the templates look better, but people could be using
parts from the site and find it not working because there host has
short_open_tag off.
The normal style is longer and makes the templates look a bit ugly, but it
will always work if people use it for there own site.
It's not that we are making a site for others...
I think there are newbies that would use the *.php.net code.
I'm +1 for the latter for making code that will work without .htaccess
settings or ini_set.
Vincent
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