In a language that I used to program in - for development we used to be able
to make a function that basically just executed everything inbetween:
<hidecode>
Print "This is html printed" <some programming code> Print "this is more
code";
</hidecode>
So basically everything in between hidecode and /hidecode is executed the
same as if the hide code did not exist - except that the hidecode container
would be something like:
Function hidecode() {
if(getenv("remoteaddress")=="myaddress") {
%s (all code contained within the tags)
}
}
So - the question is does PHP have some way that I cannot see to do this?
I realize that I could create a function and pass everything in as an
argument - but that would involve putting everything into variables, and
overall being just a pain in the ass to add and remove the container.
Is PHP too sophisticated a language to be able to do this easily and
quickly? Or am I just missing some form of function that is totally
obvious?
Finally - yes, I know that I could slap an if tag around it - but that is
also a big pain in the ass to add and remove each if tag when you go 'live'
with the change, as opposed to a quick find and replace with a container
function like this...
TIA
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Mike Morton
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