C Clint P New member Oct 22, 2009 #1 You can use <?= format as a shortcut to echo. For example, these two are equivalent lines: <? echo $Variable; ?> <?=$Variable?>
You can use <?= format as a shortcut to echo. For example, these two are equivalent lines: <? echo $Variable; ?> <?=$Variable?>
H hhanonimo Guest Oct 22, 2009 #2 need to know when and how to use. And restrictions, if exists Thanks
C Clint P New member Oct 22, 2009 #3 You can use <?= format as a shortcut to echo. For example, these two are equivalent lines: <? echo $Variable; ?> <?=$Variable?>
You can use <?= format as a shortcut to echo. For example, these two are equivalent lines: <? echo $Variable; ?> <?=$Variable?>
C Clint P New member Oct 22, 2009 #4 You can use <?= format as a shortcut to echo. For example, these two are equivalent lines: <? echo $Variable; ?> <?=$Variable?>
You can use <?= format as a shortcut to echo. For example, these two are equivalent lines: <? echo $Variable; ?> <?=$Variable?>
