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for HTML:

<!--
  Your code goes here
-->

for CSS:

/* 
  Your code goes here
*/

 

Edited by Lucas James

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Gotcha. That makes sense.

Thanks. 

  • 1 year later...

From my experience, the template excutable code surrounded by {{ execute this; }} like the following still gets executed, even while in <!--  -->

Following should be blank, but the template code still execute and will throw an error
<!-- This gets executed
This gets executed {{$var  20;}} and throws the error
Does this print? {$var}
-->

The following will NOT throw an error:

Following should be blank, and is commented out correctly
<!-- This gets executed
This gets executed {{ // $var  20;}} but does NOT throw the error
Does this print? {$var}
-->

Since executable template codes needs to be on one line for each command, is there a fast way to comment out each of these execution lines?

Edited by mcsg
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You are adding an HTML comment around PHP code. The PHP code will still execute in that context, but the result will be inside an HTML comment that the browser will hide.

You would need to comment out the PHP code using PHP commenting functionality like

{{ /* Don't execute this}}
{{ $var = 'x';}}
{{ */}}

 

Ah that's better than commenting out every line.
Now, if only the ACP editor had a command for that like: ctrl|cmd-/
Thanks!

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