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From: Jim Moseby [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 17 May 2007 21:29
To: 'rauhspund'; php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: RE: [PHP] IE7 = end tag?
#-- .meta info
include(../plugins/lib/pluginmetadata.php);
$_cached = !empty($_POST);
ewiki_pmd($_cached
The extra comma at the end of the array definition is still
valid syntax in
PHP. Try for yourself:
php -r '$a = array(a = foo, b = bar,); print_r($a);'
Interesting. Do you mean 'Valid Syntax' in that it 'works without error',
or 'Valid Syntax' in that 'it was designed to work that
On 18/05/07, Jim Moseby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The extra comma at the end of the array definition is still
valid syntax in
PHP. Try for yourself:
php -r '$a = array(a = foo, b = bar,); print_r($a);'
Interesting. Do you mean 'Valid Syntax' in that it 'works without error',
or 'Valid
The extra comma at the end of the array definition is still
valid syntax in
PHP. Try for yourself:
php -r '$a = array(a = foo, b = bar,); print_r($a);'
Interesting. Do you mean 'Valid Syntax' in that it 'works without error',
or 'Valid Syntax' in that 'it was designed to work that
rauhspund wrote:
My Browser IE7 reads = as in array declaration as end tag and exit from php.
All text afterwards will displayed as text.
Your browser should not be seeing PHP code, so you might want to start
by making sure your web server is set up to process PHP files properly.
-Stut
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#-- .meta info
include(../plugins/lib/pluginmetadata.php);
$_cached = !empty($_POST);
ewiki_pmd($_cached);
#-- defaults for the separately handled database settings in $db[]
if (!($db = $_REQUEST[db])) {
$db = array(type = NULL,
server = localhost,
dbname = test,
table = ewiki,
dir =
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