> See the example source code in the XML file. If it's in , then
> it should be =& in the code (no XML entity used!). If it's not in
> ![CDATA[ ]]>
> then it should be =& (as & need to be escaped). This is probably &
> inside a , and this causes the problem...
Yep, and it's been fixed, this is a
> >Not sure what you mean. Mark that bug as a duplicate,
> >it's been taken care of. I see no #38 in the code nor
> >should there be. It will show up in the manual soon.
>
> We're misunderstanding each other... Goto
>
> http://www.php.net/manual/de/language.references.whatdo.php
>
> Line 95 of t
>Not sure what you mean. Mark that bug as a duplicate,
>it's been taken care of. I see no #38 in the code nor
>should there be. It will show up in the manual soon.
We're misunderstanding each other... Goto
http://www.php.net/manual/de/language.references.whatdo.php
Line 95 of the source for
Not sure what you mean. Mark that bug as a duplicate,
it's been taken care of. I see no #38 in the code nor
should there be. It will show up in the manual soon.
Regards,
Philip
On Tue, 3 Dec 2002, John Coggeshall wrote:
>
> Okay... So I took a look at the XML and it looks like it checks ou
Okay... So I took a look at the XML and it looks like it checks out to
me... I checked out the source for the example:
$a =& $b
I'm assuming & is the code for the '&' character Not exactly sure
where this is breaking in the build of the manual, Anyone have a clue?
John
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