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Question - macdonjo - 10-05-2009

Ok, when i put this:

Code:
//<p class="newsbar">Ignore This Bar For Now.</p>

the code still works, how can I put the code in my script, yet the system will ignore it? I tried // but that doesn't work, anything else?

RE: Question - Gaijin - 10-05-2009

// is used to comment lines
if you use that in a html file it will be shown in the source
if it is in a php file it will be ignored

and I don't really understand what you need

RE: Question - macdonjo - 10-05-2009

(10-05-2009, 07:49 PM)NinjaGeek Wrote: // is used to comment lines
if you use that in a html file it will be shown in the source
if it is in a php file it will be ignored

and I don't really understand what you need

well, I am so noob, I will need to add this command maybe later, but I will prob end up 4getting it cuz I am noob. So is there a way to keep it in the script? But I don't want the script to accually read it.

RE: Question - Gaijin - 10-05-2009

Then you are doing it right with // or you can use mulitline comment also

Code:
/* test here */

Code:
<?php

print "This is shown";

// print "Don't not execute";

?>

the first print will be shown and the second not
in html file (files that end with .html .htm) you need to use

Code:
<div>show</div>

<!-- comment -->>

RE: Question - HuNt3R - 10-11-2009

take // out then try

RE: Question - macdonjo - 10-11-2009

That still makes the code works man!
I think // is for php, but I need it for CSS and ' is for visual basic. Is anyone catching on?
And Hunt3r:
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RE: Question - Gaijin - 10-11-2009

(10-11-2009, 09:39 AM)macdonjo Wrote: That still makes the code works man!
I think // is for php, but I need it for CSS and ' is for visual basic. Is anyone catching on?

Comments in css are done via /* COMMENT */

RE: Question - macdonjo - 10-11-2009

Thank YOU! Finally, someone who knows what there talking about!

RE: Question - Akshay* - 10-12-2009

first u have to make the css for this