[mythtv] more mythweb updates

[Christian Hack]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: mythtv-dev-bounces at snowman.net 
> [mailto:mythtv-dev-bounces at snowman.net] On Behalf Of Chris Petersen
> Sent: Tuesday, 15 July 2003 4:15 PM
> To: mythtv-dev at snowman.net
> Subject: [mythtv] more mythweb updates
> 
> 
> ok, I've finished all of the basics on the "scheduled recordings" page
> (also merged with "fix conflicts" since they're essentially the same
> info).
> 
> I also included some suggestions about the list display so that the
> status of to-be-recorded shows shows up (basically, I just draw upon
> data from the backend as well as the database, which tells me the
> "conflict" status of a show, etc), though at the moment the 
> style sheets
> need some serious reworking to make everything more visible.  Anyway,
> different colors/borders for duplicate/suppressed/conflicting
> recordings, etc.  Pretty slick.
> 
> anyway, as always, it's available at
> 
>	http://forevermore.net/mythweb.tar.bz2
>

I'm having some issues with this. It seems that most of your php
sections only begin with <? rather than <?php. I'm no PHP expert but I
thought that all PHP sections needed <?php at the beginning. They only
need ?> at the end though. It appears that my apache/PHP setup (RH8
stock) doesn't like not having <?php at the beginning of every section.

Obviously this is working on your system otherwise you would have had
problems from day one. However every bit of php I have found always
starts with <?php

OK before I sent this I did a bit of research...

This page:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.basic-syntax.php

Says the <? ... ?> is valid but is not necessarily enabled always. Is
there any reason not to use <?php ... ?> ? Otherwise I can see the new
mythweb causing a lot of problems since it would appear that Redhat at
least doesn't have this option on be default.

What do you think Chris?

CH