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about the php parser
Topic Started: May 23 2005, 08:31 AM (246 Views)
solinent May 23 2005, 08:31 AM Post #1
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 ok uhm, if i wanted to make sure that the php parser only parses things that go inside the <?php ?> rather than <? ?> (there is a reason).

If thers a way plz tell me thx!
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Sani May 23 2005, 09:55 AM Post #2
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 PHP will parse both
Code:
 
<?php ?>
and
Code:
 
<? ?>
although it is recomended to use the first one as the second one (also called shorthand) is being deprecated by the PHP group.. :)
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solinent May 23 2005, 09:58 AM Post #3
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 I kno I kno. But I have a code, and I DONT want it to parse the <? ?>(and i won't escape it either...long story)
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Rory May 23 2005, 09:59 AM Post #4
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 then use < and > intead of < and >
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solinent May 23 2005, 10:11 AM Post #5
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 i told u I don't want it to parse it :o

ok i'll tell u reason, but all me other threads got lockyed :(

Here:
I want it to parse ".png" files. However, my main logo has a <? in it. so it tries to parse it, and it screws up the site. If it only parsed <?php, there would be a much lower chance if it tring to parse an image by mistake.

EDIT: Ok, I got a better Idead! Is there a way to set the parser (in IIS) to only parse things in ONE directory? like if it saw a .png file in the /pictures/ section it wouldnt parse it, but if it saw it in /users/ it would? I think it can be done on apache, however my server is IIS(I do have direct access to it though). thanks for your help!

Another EDIT: Anyone? (I didn't wanna bump as it's against the rules :))
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YopY Jun 2 2005, 09:16 AM Post #6
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 Edit your php.ini, there should be an option saying something about quick tags, set it to 0 or false and it will only start PHP when you use the <?php tag.

Or you could simply rename that file -_-.
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