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HI ange!<br />
That did it thank you mate, and congratulations :&gt;)
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HI ange!
That did it thank you mate, and congratulations :>)

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Hi guys, hope you are all well.<br />
Guys i have a problem in using the php echo short syntax on 1 of 2 setups I have.<br />
The syntax Im trying to use is:<br />
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&lt;?= $variablename ?&gt;<br />
instead of:<br />
&lt;?php echo $variablename ?&gt;<br />
<br />
It is working fine on my LINUX Server, but not on my WINDOZE box (PHP/MySQL with WAMP 5)<br />
On my WINDOZE box I have to use &lt;?php echo blah blah ?&gt;<br />
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Is there a php setting or something in php.ini that I have to tweak on my $M box?<br />
<br />
Any help greatly appreciated.
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Hi guys, hope you are all well.
Guys i have a problem in using the php echo short syntax on 1 of 2 setups I have.
The syntax Im trying to use is:

<?= $variablename ?>
instead of:
<?php echo $variablename ?>

It is working fine on my LINUX Server, but not on my WINDOZE box (PHP/MySQL with WAMP 5)
On my WINDOZE box I have to use <?php echo blah blah ?>

Is there a php setting or something in php.ini that I have to tweak on my $M box?

Any help greatly appreciated.

PHP echo short syntax not working

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