Thanks for the reply. Just for my own info, I distinctly remember the
closing tag being there before and I tend to update the "wp-config.php"
file every time a new WP version changes it. Was there a time when the
closing tag was present? Just to make sure I'm not losing my mind. :D
On 04/13/2010 10:13 AM, Nathan Rice wrote:
the closing ?> tag at the end of a PHP file isn't necessary.
By leaving it out, you also get the added benefit of not accidentally
putting a space or linebread after it, causing the "headers already sent"
error.
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On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 10:10 AM, Kirk M<kmb4...@gmail.com> wrote:
I found a minor glitch in the in the WP 3.0 nightlies in that the "?>" tag
is missing from the bottom of the "wp-config.sample.php" file. Although it
doesn't seem to affect functionality (I ran like that for several days on a
test install) it really should be there. Unless something I don't understand
has changed?
Just FYI.
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