Missing ?> from new language file?
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Replied by beat on topic Re:Missing ?> from new language file?
djsdjs wrote:
Implemented as suggested, thanks.
Present wording was because of a 2-steps process: first we added the first line of warning, then later decided to remove completely, so added second line.
OK, I see now - it first states "don't put anything after ?>" and then states these characters don't exist. Though it is my attentional problems that are partially at fault here (didn't keep reading), I would suggest the following wording (or something that states the characters have been intentionally omitted as the FIRST statement):
"ATTENTION: The closing tag "?>" has been intentionally omitted - CB works fine without it. This was done to avoid the page errors caused by custom strings being added after the closing tag."]
Thanks for your patience.
D.
Implemented as suggested, thanks.
Present wording was because of a 2-steps process: first we added the first line of warning, then later decided to remove completely, so added second line.
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