> Absolutely. We've replaced every HTML tag we use often with
> PHP functions. We separate content, style, layout, and logic so
> using 100% PHP is the best for us.
I've done that, to a point. All form input tags have been PHP'd
so that I can change their class on the fly across the entire
site.
But every time I go to PHP the entire HTML codeset I find *one*
little thing that'll stuff it all up - always an exception :)
> We have many people who contribute to this site. Some of them are content
> editors with no technical expertise. Simply saying "saty away from code in
> (these) tags" is not enough. 1.they don't have the HTML know how 2. I'm
not
> risking even that much access. They don't go anywhere near an editor or
FTP
> program, they do everything through interfaces we (the tech
> team) builds.
Yes, this is what we do here at INWW/Melbourne IT now, too. As such we've
found the 100% PHP way works for us - but like I said, that's us. Every
team's needs are different. This is what makes PHP so good, anyway - we
can all use it the way that suits us.
Jason
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