On Fri, 26 Oct 2001, Edin Kadribasic wrote:
> > The only possible valid point here is that the character encoding
> > specification in XHTML uses <?xml version=... encoding=...?> although this
> > can also be done through a <meta http-equiv...> tag so it is quite
> > possible to write perfectly valid XHTML without forcing people to use
> > <?php ...?> everywhere.
>
> If you want your PHP code to work everywhere you need to use <?php. I see no
> harm in allowing <?php= syntax (and would personally love to se Yasuo's
> patch applied).
+1 from me too, it's better then having to do: <?php echo $blaat; ?>
Derick
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