Re: here document
| From: | Jason Brooke | Date: | Thu, 02 Nov 2000 06:02:09 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: here document | ||
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Don't forget that you can just do <?=$var?> or even handy things like
<?=$someval?$onevar:$anothervar?> for conditional ouput
here doc is great if you've got a bunch of html and simple $variables,
but you'll probably find there's lots of times where it's annoying to
use it.
great to have a choice, huh? :)
jason
> Thanks very much to all for the great info shared.
> Torben, that's a perfect example. It is DEFINITELY a PITA to output
form
> variables with all these <?PHP echo $something;?> all over the place.
> The fact that the here doc option also lets you use the variables
allows for
> some easily/quickly coded html that has the occasional variable in
it...
> all the best,
> Jack Dempsey