&lt;?=something?&gt; =&gt; &lt;!--omething--&gt;

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Wed, 04/27/2005 - 02:44

willwin

Joined: 21/04/2005

Posts: 8

<?=something?> =>

Hi all!
I've got a problem again.
When I'm trying to edit a file with some PHP code,

editor replaces <?=something?> with  <!--omething-->

How can I fix it?

Thu, 04/21/2005 - 23:46

willwin

Joined: 21/04/2005

Posts: 8

RE: <?=something?> =>

Is it that bad?

Fri, 04/22/2005 - 11:07

xenden

Joined: 08/04/2006

Posts: 321

RE: <?=something?> =>

It's pretty bad man. The flux capacitor is shot, and the dylithium crystals have a fissure the size of Gallumbits bits.

On the sunny side, you could solve your problem by pre/post processing... search replace... maybe get rid of the php code and just put function calls in there if too much is getting 'converted'... eh... sorry no clear answer/fix.

Wed, 04/27/2005 - 01:21

willwin

Joined: 21/04/2005

Posts: 8

RE: <?=something?> =>

Thanks Denny.
My english is not so good so I can hardly understand your joke about the flux capacitor and the dylithium crystals

)

But I've tried to find this convertion in the php code. It's not there, or I just don't see it. So the problem is still actual.

Wed, 04/27/2005 - 02:44

xenden

Joined: 08/04/2006

Posts: 321

RE: <?=something?> =>

The joke is bad, like all I make.

)

It's not in the PHP. But you could use PHP to replace the <!-- omethiing --> with <?php echo "daftpunk"?>

or search through the JavaScript and get rid of where it uses htmlencode or whatever function that is.

And you aren't *just* using the "source" button on the toolbar to check the source, right? Once I had some Javascript in the editorarea and it went from > to > when but still worked when clicked on. Weird, rigtht? Anyway.... bye. Sorry my english is so bad (and I'm native!) it makes it even harder for you 8^)

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