I am creating a php file from a .bat document, the problem is that I need to initialize the php in my document and when using it < in batch it takes it as a character of its own, if I put "php" there is no problem, but the Initializer comes with the quotes to the file that I create.
As I do so that in my .bat file I can put the < without marking it as my own language?
This is how I create my PHP file
@echo off
set file= "test.php"
set /p url= Ingrese la url del iframe:
set /p height= Ingrese la altura del iframe (px):
if exist %file% del %file% && goto :create
if not exist %file% goto :create
:create
echo <?php > test.php
echo /** >> test.php
echo * Nota: Si la calculadora no detecta el token del cliente en la configuracion del gateway, no aparecerá en el detalle del producto. >> test.php
echo */ >> test.php
echo.
echo /** >> test.php
echo * Url donde va a apuntar el entorno: Desarrollo, preproducción o producción. >> test.php
echo */ >> test.php
echo $crediya_products["Calculadora"] = "%url%"; >> test.php
echo /** >> test.php
echo * Configuracion de la altura del iframe valor por defecto 240 >> test.php
echo */ >> test.php
echo $crediya_products["CalculadoraHeight"] = "%height%"; >> test.php
pause
