I know of this method which enables us to use PHP variables / statements for values of HTML attributes.
<button type="button" data-value="<?= $value; ?>">Remove</button>
But I am wondering what the best practices are for adding them as attributes. (I'll just mix in various examples to show why I need to do that).
(1)
This works, but Sublime's syntax highlighter marks it as an error, which is why this pains me to use.
<?php
$attributes = array(
'title="Lorem ipsum"',
'style="background-color: red;"',
);
if ($is_special_case) {
array_push($attributes, 'data-case="special"');
}
$attributes = implode('', $attributes);
?>
<button type="button"<?= $attributes; ?>>Remove</button>
(2)
In researching this, I learned of this alternative – but it seems to have the same problem: it works even though Sublime detects faulty syntax.
<?php
$tmp = ' disabled';
echo <<<HTML
<button type="button" ${tmp}>Remove</button>
HTML;
?>
(Adding ?> behind the first HTMLallegedly fixes this, but I cannot confirm.)
(3)
Instead, I am currently using this method.
<?php echo sprintf(`
<button type="button" %s>Remove</button>
`,
($is_disabled ? 'disabled' : '')
); ?>
But it adds further layers of indentation, is so much harder to read, and overall feels clunky.
Is there a better, or agreed upon alternative? Or is the first method the best one, and I just need to modify Sublime somehow / file a bug report?
(Sublime 3.2.2 Build 3211)