Fixing Multi-line PHP Snippet Embedding in wp-admin/network/user-new.php

[faisalahammad]

I've noticed that the file wp-admin/network/user-new.php on line 103 has a multi-line PHP snippet that violates the recommended coding standard of WordPress. Specifically, the closing PHP tag is not on a new line, making the code harder to read and understand.

To adhere to the WordPress coding standard and make the code easier to maintain, I propose to fix this issue by moving the closing PHP tag to a new line.

I've noticed that the file wp-admin/network/user-new.php on line 103 has a multi-line PHP snippet that violates the recommended coding standard of WordPress. Specifically, the closing PHP tag is not on a new line, making the code harder to read and understand.

To adhere to the WordPress coding standard and make the code easier to maintain, I propose to fix this issue by moving the closing PHP tag to a new line. I have created a pull request that implements this change.

Please review and merge the pull request if you find it acceptable. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/58053

@faisalahammad thanks for the PR! However, it looks like it doesn't contain the change described in the ticket, and that it adds an unrelated change instead :)

Thank you @audrasjb
I've pushed down the ?> to a new line. Could you please recheck and let me know if I've missed anything?

[SergeyBiryukov]

In 55618:

Coding Standards: Correct the closing PHP tag placement in some admin files.

Follow-up to [1596], [1818], [11009], [16183], [16582], [16592].

Props faisalahammad, audrasjb.
Fixes #58053.

Thanks for the PR! Merged in r55618.