How can i echo a string that contains the php tags
whenever I write this in my IDE, it just assumes they are part of the PHP code.
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How can i echo a string that contains the php tags
whenever I write this in my IDE, it just assumes they are part of the PHP code.
If your IDE has some quirk (from your question specificity I’d assume it’s just a syntax highlighting glitch), then you can use partial / concatenated strings for comparison:
This actually used to be a workaround for PHP3, which used a simpler tokenizer and didn’t allow bare
?>in string context.