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PHP

Francois-Victor LOUVEL
Francois-Victor LOUVEL
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Posted by Francois-Victor LOUVEL
Francois-Victor LOUVEL
1,405 Points

Should the Included PHP file always contain a <?php ?> tag, on top of the one already present on the HTML side ?

I am a bit confused regarding this double <?php ?> tag issue. Will the included file ignore it's own blocks ?

What if i include a file that has many HTML and PHP block and is included within a single PHP block (i.e. <?php include myfile.php ?>) ? Will it simply include it and ignore the bad nesting of tags ?

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Darrell Conklin
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Darrell Conklin
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Darrell Conklin
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Darrell Conklin
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It will behave as though it closed the php block before including your php file. If you left a php block open in your included file it will automatically close that block and re-open the php block it was included inside of.

Also, the browser corrects the poorly nested html and places it inside the body of the html doc.