$X > $Y Problem

[Bruce A. Julseth]

I'm editing my PHP with MS Front Page and use PHP Rocket. The following is
happening.

In my code, I have:

if ($X > $Y) { .......

When I switch to "Normal" mode, all my PHP code beginning with $Y is
displayed on the web page. NOTE: The PHP code does not show when I display
in the browser.

If I change to

if($Y < $X) { .....

The PHP code is not displayed in web page.

[Alan Little]

Carved in mystic runes upon the very living rock, the last words of
Bruce A. Julseth of comp.lang.php make plain:

I'm editing my PHP with MS Front Page
I'm sorry.
and use PHP Rocket. The following is happening.

In my code, I have:

if ($X > $Y) { .......

When I switch to "Normal" mode, all my PHP code beginning with $Y is
displayed on the web page. NOTE: The PHP code does not show when I
display in the browser.

This sounds more like a FrontPage and/or PHP Rocket problem than a PHP
problem. If they have NG's you might have more luck asking there.

--
Alan Little
Phorm PHP Form Processor
http://www.phorm.com/

[David Robley]

In article <3f********@news1.prserv.net>, br*****@attglobal.net says...

I'm editing my PHP with MS Front Page and use PHP Rocket. The following is
happening.

In my code, I have:

if ($X > $Y) { .......

When I switch to "Normal" mode, all my PHP code beginning with $Y is
displayed on the web page. NOTE: The PHP code does not show when I display
in the browser.

If I change to

if($Y < $X) { .....

The PHP code is not displayed in web page.

I imagine that < and > are being helpfully translated by FrontPage to &lt;
and &gt; respectively - try a 'view source' on the page to see. If this is
the case, I imgine there is some configuration adjustment required
probably in FrontPage.

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