Well most is in the title. I wonder if it's supposed to be that way or i can do the same without an if(1) condition I'm doing this because my website pages are all as php includes.
Thank you all
Answer retained:
Okay basically the way to do it is simply to include('file.php') as it will be considered out of the current <?php ?> environment.
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<?php if(1): ?>
...
<?php endif; ?>
around your HTML code in a PHP file will have no effect on the result. You will still be able to include the file without it.
You can think of it like the "default mode" for a PHP file is that it contains HTML content. You only need to add <?php ?> tags if you want to add PHP code. If you're just putting HTML code in a PHP file, they're unnecessary.
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