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Making your HTML readable when using PHP

If you're using PHP to output HTML (common with dynamic websites), your HTML can become quite unreadable if all your code is on a single line. When echoing a line of output, be sure to slap a line break \r\n at the end of the line so your HTML is broken up into separate lines. Eg -
echo "<img src='pic.gif'><br>\r\n";

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Comment by David Dorward on 2004-04-22
Or leave PHP when you don't really need to be using it:
?>
<img src="pic.gif" alt="The alt attribute has been required since 1996"><br>
<?php
Or use heredoc syntax (which lets you use variables inside it):
print <<<EOF
<img src="pic.gif" alt="The alt attribute has been required since 1996"><br>

EOF;

Comment by Ruben Ayala on 2007-07-27
Thanks for your help...

Comment by belstaffjackets on 2010-08-29
打印< < < EOF分析 \"The
EOF分析;

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