Yasuo Ohgaki wrote:
I like the way PHP works. Embedded script nice for web applications and we
should not drop it, but it's better for security if it is restricted to
only where it is needed.
OK Re-reading the whole RFC ... it is all about 'template_mode' being used to switch tag handling on and off? PHP 'Open' tag being optional seems to be secondary?
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function render_template($template, $template_vars) {
ini_set('template_mode', 'on); // Older PHP ignores
// Do what ever required as template
ini_set('template_mode', 'off'); // Older PHP ignores
}
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When switching on template_mode what actually happens? Is it actually in PHP mode so that you have to add a ?> before loading raw html and then 'close' with a <?php before switching template mode off. How does one 'include' a raw html file with embedded PHP? The include needs to be in PHP space, but needs to open the file in html mode?
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