My first question is really trivial, but I noticed that Dreamweaver likes to display my PHP includes code like this...
<?php include ("../../../../includes/state/themes.php"); ?>
When I do a search and replace function, it often jumps onto another element's line, like this:
</table> <?php include ("../../../../includes/state/themes.php"); ?>
I changed the code to this:
<?php include ("../../../../includes/state/themes.php"); ?>
and it seems to work just fine. But I just wondered if there's some potential problem or convention that I should be aware of.
No, white space is ignored in both html and php.
* * * * * * * * * *
I also wondered if it's OK to include just a portion of another element, like a table or layer, in a PHP include, like this:
<body> <div id="main"> <table> <tr> <td>First Row</td> </tr> <?php include ("../../../../includes/bottom.php"); ?> </body>
(The include would include the remainder of the table and div main's closing tag, </div>)
Again, I tried it, and it seems to work just fine. I just wondered if there's something I should be warned about.
Sure you can, but I would not open a tag in one file, and close the tag in another. This makes code very unreadable, the errors are hard to find and also the code is not reusable.
Thanks!
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