RE: print problem

Acually, it was a joke poking fun at people who refuse to RTFM and at everybodies sensitivity to subjects like ASP vs. PHP or which editor to use (I use NotePad). I'm sure everyone here notices these things. But I'm also supprised at the good advice that WAS given. And I'm sure that if I wrote a book called "Teach yourself php in 15 minutes" it would sell like hotcakes. Thanks to everyone who participates in the list, 'cause YOU taught me php. > You should have gone with the "Teach Yourself PHP in 24 hours" > ......just kidding. > <? ?> <-these are considered short tags and unless specified > in the > php.ini file like so: > short_open_tag = On; > This will not work.....if you do not have rights to this there are ways > around it but I won't go into detail. > Try > <?php ?> OR > <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="php"> </SCRIPT> > These are guaranteed to work on all configurations. > Bill Marlin >>> Hi, I'm reading the book "Teach Yourself PHP in 15 Minutes" and >>> can't >>> figure out why this doesn't work: >>> >? >>> print ""; $My_Board >>> </php> >>> Could someone please re-write my code so the message board works and >>> the cookie is set. Should I have included() or required() the Style >>> Sheet(which is faster)? And please tell my why this way is better than >>> the >>> >>> ASP way?