Files. It is not specific for controllers. For instance, a model as well
should just "not end". Take this, for example:
<?php
class Orange
{
protected $_var;
}
?>
LINE BREAK
EOF
As you can see, the line break itself causes parsing issues. Example B:
<?php
class Orange
{
protected $_var;
}
LINE BREAK
EOF
Here, the EOF does not send output because the php script is still
processing.
Hope this helps.
spaceage wrote:
>
> As a noob, I just learned the hard way about the problem with having a
> closing "?>" in a controller file. This seems highly unorthodox, plus I
> don't recall reading anything about this in the docs here...I found an
> obscure reference in the "Practical Web 2.0" book.
>
> My questions are:
>
> 1) Is it always the case that controller files DO NOT have a closing "?>"?
>
> 2) Are there other areas of the framework where you must omit the closing
> "?>"?
>
>
>
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