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The .js file is actually included in one of their templates (using include()). So the <?php code is executed at that point.
by daviddede 13y ago
The .js file is actually included in one of their templates (using include()). So the <?php code is executed at that point.
- mahmud 13y agoWhy isn't the Javascript code in a PHP comment? That is the usual way of "embedding" stringly-typed languages.