don't use "<?" as php start tag ever. always use "<?php"
why?
PHP supports shortened version (i.e <?) only if the option is enabled. however, if the option is disabled, "<?" will not be detected and the your code will be displayed as plain text in browser.
happy coding!
why?
PHP supports shortened version (i.e <?) only if the option is enabled. however, if the option is disabled, "<?" will not be detected and the your code will be displayed as plain text in browser.
happy coding!
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