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I've just installed Bigtree, which looks promissing btw., just to find out it uses PHP shorttags everywhere? Is there a specific reason for doing it like that? I have my server setup for shorttags to be disbaled, so by default I can't build in BigTree, or I need to do a mass find-replace.
Normal PHP open/close tags will simply work everywhere, so why the decission to do short tags?
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It was a legacy code decision (the project is very old -- ~9 years or so).
BigTree 4.3 switches completely to full <?php tags but isn't production ready at this time:
https://github.com/bigtreecms/BigTree-C … /4.3-devel
The .htaccess that 4.2 delivers tries to turn on short tags (if your server allows for php_flag in .htaccess).
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