note 44458 modified in language.types.string by colder

A note on the heredoc stuff. If you're editing with VI/VIM and possible other syntax highlighting editors, then using certain words is the way forward. if you use <<<HTML for example, then the text will be hightlighted for HTML!! I just found this out and used sed to alter all EOF to HTML. JAVASCRIPT also works, and possibly others. The only thing about <<<JAVASCRIPT is that you can't add the <script> tags.., so use HTML instead, which will correctly highlight all JavaScript too.. You can also use EOHTML, EOSQL, and EOJAVASCRIPT. --was-- A note on the heredoc stuff. If you're editing with VI/VIM and possible other syntax highlighting editors, then using certain words is the way forward. if you use <<<HTML for example, then the text will be hightlighted for HTML!! I just found this out and used sed to alter all EOF to HTML. JAVASCRIPT also works, and possibly others. The only thing about <<<JAVASCRIPT is that you can't add the <script> tags.., so use HTML instead, which will correctly highlight all JavaScript too.. There might be one for Text/css too? http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php