[Rife-users]
I've looked in the docs for something about this, but I don't see
anything. What is the difference, if any, between "<!--V -->" and
"[!V]"? I understand the former can be replaced with "${v}" (and I
prefer that syntax) but some of the examples I've run across seem to
continue to use the "[!" syntax in href and action attributes even
though they use the "${" syntax everywhere else.
My current assumption is that there is no difference, that the "[!"
syntax was invented solely to avoid confusing HTML parsers by having "<"
and ">" characters inside the attributes of HTML tags. Is that correct?
If this is documented somewhere, please feel free to point me there. It
is entirely possible I missed it. The user's guide just says "there is
another syntax ... where [! is used instead of <!--" but it doesn't say
why you'd choose one over the other.
-Steve
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