Alex Black ...
> yes:
>
> if you have ever worked in a fast paced production environment, where html
> is changed sometimes 5 times a day, digging through hundreds of lines of:
>
> echo "<input type=\"text\" name=\"hello\" size=\"20\" value=\"$value\">"
>
> starts to make you insane.
Well, i suggest you to write that kind of lines this way instead:
echo "<input type='text' name='hello' size='20' value='$value'>"
Works very fine for me, doesn't make any trouble with any browser (as i know so far),
and the code is readable.
> speaking as an html author, and a lover of php, _please_:
>
> <input type="text" name="hello" size="20" value="<?=$value?>">
>
> it makes the code useable.
And yes, i believe that that kind of code is also good. But if you're putting more
than one PHP variable into the HTML, i suggest to
use the upper piece of code.
> : _never_ and I do mean that _never_ use echo for printing html.
>
> it makes your apps impossible to change, and in a production environment,
> that's not ok.
>
> what if I find a problem in your table code? etc.
Well, i still think that using simple quotes is a good readable way...
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