FrontPage adding ?> at the end of PHP script everytime I save

[Guest]

Hello All,

Admittedly I am a newbie and I fear this question, and the problem behind
it, has a really simple solution.

Here it is: Every time I save a .php file with FrontPage will automatically
add “?>†to the end of every PHP script. If I were to save five times
“?>?>?>?>?>†would be added (once for every time I saved). Can anyone help
me? I have a site that is full of PHP and would love to use FrontPage as my
editor, but if this continues I cannot.

Thanks,
A

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Sounds like you are not adding the PHP code in a format accepted by your server or setup
- enable ASP style tags for PHP
Believe there are some addin utilities for using PHP at
http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage/downloads/addin/default.asp
Like http://www.microsoft.com/frontpage/downloads/addin/searchdetail.asp?a=77
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| Hello All,
|
| Admittedly I am a newbie and I fear this question, and the problem behind
| it, has a really simple solution.
|
| Here it is: Every time I save a .php file with FrontPage will automatically
| add “?>†to the end of every PHP script. If I were to save five times
| “?>?>?>?>?>†would be added (once for every time I saved). Can anyone help
| me? I have a site that is full of PHP and would love to use FrontPage as my
| editor, but if this continues I cannot.
|
| Thanks,
| A
|

 

[Chris Leeds, MVP-FrontPage]

you don't have to use <? and ?> for your delimiters. you can use <script
language="php"> ...php code here </script>.

what's even better if you're using FrontPage is to simply not tell FrontPage
that you're using php!
http://contentseed.com/help/files/PHP_as_HTM-HTML.pdf

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Chris Leeds,
Microsoft MVP-FrontPage

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