How to cite php code in articles
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I'm trying to cite php code [as in examples of code, not to execute it] in articles and I've tried...
//echo "<td width='50%' class='tbl'....
and even
//ech0 "<td width='50%' class='tbl'....
but it even recognises the html. Is there any of getting around this?
//echo "<td width='50%' class='tbl'....
and even
//ech0 "<td width='50%' class='tbl'....
but it even recognises the html. Is there any of getting around this?
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try putting the code in <code></code> tags... should work... Not sure though...
Edit: Nevermind... Doesn't work...
Edit: Nevermind... Doesn't work...
Edited by Kenneth on 11-07-2008 00:34,
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<xmp></xmp> tags works though.
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Thanx K,
xmp almost works. However, it still adds <br>'s when there weren't any before and the code text doesn't wrap.
xmp almost works. However, it still adds <br>'s when there weren't any before and the code text doesn't wrap.
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The only thing so far that works is changing the opening brackets < to [
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Simple, elegant and works like a charm!! :D
Many thanks, TammyK
p.s. a thought occurs... You've to go to this trouble to put code in an article, but anyone commenting on the article can use the "text as code" BB button as well as nearly 40 other buttons!
Many thanks, TammyK
p.s. a thought occurs... You've to go to this trouble to put code in an article, but anyone commenting on the article can use the "text as code" BB button as well as nearly 40 other buttons!
Edited by HobbyMan on 11-07-2008 16:10,
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