PHP help

Tinkerbell · 2007-07-26, 12:39 AM

Just to explain why it is what you did, didn't work... The <?PHP and ?> tags are used to tell your server that what lies between them is going to be PHP code. The thing is, given that you had a variable, $query_rsfeatured, in your script already, you probably had those tags somewhere else before and after the code you quoted above. Placing another pair between those tags would produce an error. In other words, if you've already written <?PHP somewhere, you don't need to write it again until you've closed the first one with ?>.

2007-07-26, 12:39 AM	#5
Tinkerbell Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand! Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 95	Just to explain why it is what you did, didn't work... The <?PHP and ?> tags are used to tell your server that what lies between them is going to be PHP code. The thing is, given that you had a variable, $query_rsfeatured, in your script already, you probably had those tags somewhere else before and after the code you quoted above. Placing another pair between those tags would produce an error. In other words, if you've already written <?PHP somewhere, you don't need to write it again until you've closed the first one with ?>.