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Why inline php short tag in htpl is bad syntax? [message #80739]

Thu, 25 September 2008 18:14

Eclipse User

Hi!

I'm using Eclipse PDT. I use *.htpl files for teplates in a php project,
and it's annoying, that eclipse finds bad systax where i use php short
tags in html, e.g.:
<a href="<?= $link ?>">Link</a>

Error message: [Invalid characer used in text string (<?=...]

Where can I tell eclipse, that it's not a bad syntax?

Thanks a lot, Peter.

Re: Why inline php short tag in htpl is bad syntax? [message #80791 is a reply to message #80739]

Thu, 25 September 2008 21:06

Eclipse User

Peter,

The problem is that you're using the HTML editor instead of the PHP
editor. Go to Window->Preferences. Then go to General->Content Types. Open
up "Text" and go to "PHP Content Type". Add .htpl, and you should be set.

Cheers,
David

Peter Arato wrote:

> Hi!

> I'm using Eclipse PDT. I use *.htpl files for teplates in a php project,
> and it's annoying, that eclipse finds bad systax where i use php short
> tags in html, e.g.:
> <a href="<?= $link ?>">Link</a>

> Error message: [Invalid characer used in text string (<?=...]

> Where can I tell eclipse, that it's not a bad syntax?

> Thanks a lot, Peter.

Re: Why inline php short tag in htpl is bad syntax? [message #80819 is a reply to message #80791]

Fri, 26 September 2008 04:04

Eclipse User

Hi David!

Thanks a lot, it works.

Peter

Re: Why inline php short tag in htpl is bad syntax? [message #80952 is a reply to message #80819]

Tue, 30 September 2008 07:26

Eclipse User

..oO(Peter Arato)

>Thanks a lot, it works.

You should also consider to avoid short open tags, since they're
unreliable and will be turned off by default in the coming PHP 6.

Micha

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