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@NogDogJul 14.2006 — #I'm flexible to some degree, but I don't like having to read code that goes back and forth repeatedly. Sometimes I end up using echo with heredoc syntax to output a chunk of plain HTML rather than jumping out of PHP mode. Maybe it's because most of my first experiences with web programming were in Perl?
Now that I'm trying to do more with object-oriented PHP, I find myself putting chunks of HTML into methods, so that the overall program logic isn't interrupted by chunks of HTML, but instead by method calls such as [b]$this->printDocHead();[/b] or [b]$this->printNavigation();[/b].
mix and match?
I’ve noticed that some people mix and match php and html. and some write entirely in php and echo/print the html elements.
are there benefits to either method? which is the prefered (industry standard) method.
Thanks guys
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@NogDogJul 14.2006 — #I'm flexible to some degree, but I don't like having to read code that goes back and forth repeatedly. Sometimes I end up using echo with heredoc syntax to output a chunk of plain HTML rather than jumping out of PHP mode. Maybe it's because most of my first experiences with web programming were in Perl?Now that I'm trying to do more with object-oriented PHP, I find myself putting chunks of HTML into methods, so that the overall program logic isn't interrupted by chunks of HTML, but instead by method calls such as [b]$this->printDocHead();[/b] or [b]$this->printNavigation();[/b].