com web/php: The tt element is obsolete; replacing with code element instead.: urlhowto.php

Commit: f0e3c3f1c309f1bdfd2756a82d31ae342981ef9e Author: Levi Morrison <levim@php.net> Fri, 7 Mar 2014 11:43:36 -0700 Parents: a8da43558d0cdfa0105dcf054c3fb1b3b616b942 Branches: master Link: http://git.php.net/?p=web/php.git;a=commitdiff;h=f0e3c3f1c309f1bdfd2756a82d31ae342981ef9e Log: The tt element is obsolete; replacing with code element instead. Changed paths: M urlhowto.php Diff: diff --git a/urlhowto.php b/urlhowto.php index b79e910..e10a2b9 100644 --- a/urlhowto.php +++ b/urlhowto.php @@ -56,9 +56,9 @@ function a($href) { <h2>Page shortcuts</h2> <p> - If you write in a PHP.net URL, like <tt><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>get-involved</tt>, + If you write in a PHP.net URL, like <code><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>get-involved</code>, first this URL is matched against the PHP.net pages. If there is - a page named <tt>get-involved.php</tt>, then you'll get that page + a page named <code>get-involved.php</code>, then you'll get that page immediately. This type of shortcut makes easy to type in a link in an IRC conversation or mailing list message. If the script finds no page with this name, it tries to find a manual page. @@ -69,16 +69,16 @@ function a($href) { <p> If your URL can't be matched with a page name, a manual page is searched for your query. This is the case for the - <tt><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>preg_match</tt> URL. The following pages + <code><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>preg_match</code> URL. The following pages are searched for in the manual:</p> <ul> - <li>Chapter pages, like <tt><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>installation</tt></li> - <li>Reference pages, like <tt><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>imap</tt></li> - <li>Function pages, like <tt><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>join</tt></li> - <li>Class pages, like <tt><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>dir</tt></li> - <li>Feature pages, like <tt><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>safe_mode</tt></li> - <li>Control structure pages, like <tt><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>while</tt></li> - <li>Other language pages, like <tt><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>oop</tt></li> + <li>Chapter pages, like <code><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>installation</code></li> + <li>Reference pages, like <code><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>imap</code></li> + <li>Function pages, like <code><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>join</code></li> + <li>Class pages, like <code><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>dir</code></li> + <li>Feature pages, like <code><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>safe_mode</code></li> + <li>Control structure pages, like <code><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>while</code></li> + <li>Other language pages, like <code><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>oop</code></li> </ul> <p> Since there are several manual pages that could potentionally match the query @@ -86,43 +86,43 @@ function a($href) { </p> <ul> <li>Extension <abbr title="Table of Contents">TOC</abbr>: - <tt><?php echo $MYSITE ?>book.extname</tt> + <code><?php echo $MYSITE ?>book.extname</code> (ex: <?php a("book.dom")?>). </li> <li>Extension intro pages: - <tt><?php echo $MYSITE ?>intro.extname</tt> + <code><?php echo $MYSITE ?>intro.extname</code> (ex: <?php a("intro.array") ?>). </li> <li>Extension setup <abbr title="Table of Contents">TOC</abbr>: - <tt><?php echo $MYSITE ?>extname.setup</tt> + <code><?php echo $MYSITE ?>extname.setup</code> (ex: <?php a("intl.setup") ?>). </li> <li>Extension install chapter: - <tt><?php echo $MYSITE ?>extname.installation</tt> + <code><?php echo $MYSITE ?>extname.installation</code> (ex: <?php a("apc.installation") ?>). </li> <li>Extension configuration: - <tt><?php echo $MYSITE ?>extname.configuration</tt> + <code><?php echo $MYSITE ?>extname.configuration</code> (ex: <?php a("session.configuration") ?>). </li> <li>Extension resources: - <tt><?php echo $MYSITE ?>extname.resources</tt> + <code><?php echo $MYSITE ?>extname.resources</code> (ex: <?php a("mysql.resources") ?>). </li> <li>Extension constants: - <tt><?php echo $MYSITE ?>extname.constants</tt> + <code><?php echo $MYSITE ?>extname.constants</code> (ex: <?php a("image.constants") ?>). </li> <li>Class synopsis: - <tt><?php echo $MYSITE ?>class.classname</tt> + <code><?php echo $MYSITE ?>class.classname</code> (ex: <?php a("class.xmlreader") ?>). </li> <li>Class method: - <tt><?php echo $MYSITE ?>classname.methodname</tt> + <code><?php echo $MYSITE ?>classname.methodname</code> (ex: <?php a("pdo.query") ?>). </li> <li>Functions: - <tt><?php echo $MYSITE ?>function.functionname</tt> + <code><?php echo $MYSITE ?>function.functionname</code> (ex: <?php a("function.strpos") ?>). </li> </ul> @@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ function a($href) { always override this setting by explicitly providing the language you want to get to. You can embed the language in the URL before the manual search term. - <tt><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>hu/sort</tt> will bring up + <code><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>hu/sort</code> will bring up the Hungarian manual page for sort() for example. </p> @@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ function a($href) { At last, if there is no PHP page, and there is no manual page matching your query, a search is issued on the site with the query you typed into the URL. An example of this kind - of URL is <tt><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>search_for_this</tt>. + of URL is <code><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>search_for_this</code>. The exact behaviour of this search is affected by <a href="/my.php">your own My PHP.net settings</a>. </p> @@ -167,11 +167,11 @@ function a($href) { We also have shortcut aliases to access some resources more quickly, and with a nice URL. Aliases are translated to their relevant shortcuts before the first step (PHP page search) mentioned above. Some examples - of shortcut aliases: <tt><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>whatisphp</tt>, - <tt><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>php4news</tt>. The latter is an external page + of shortcut aliases: <code><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>whatisphp</code>, + <code><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>php4news</code>. The latter is an external page alias, as it points to a file on the Git server, containing information about changes in PHP. There are also some convenient aliases, like - <tt><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>de/phpversion</tt> which displays the German + <code><?php echo $MYSITE; ?>de/phpversion</code> which displays the German manual page for the phpversion() function. </p>