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[SOLVED] Get rid of <?php requirement


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"<?" is a short tag and shouldn't be used if you expect your code to work on all platforms. It is controlled by a setting in the php.ini file. The problem is that XML is also introduced with "<?" so it's hard to mix PHP & XML if you use short tags.

 

Get used to typing "<?php" -- it's really not hard.

 

Ken

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