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Mazarin
?> shown on all pages

  • 2011/3/12 13:22

  • Mazarin

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I have a small problem. The characters
?>
are shown at the top or bottom of the body (after the header and before the footer, if it's above or below the actual body varies) of all pages, both front and back end. I guess I've been editing some files and accidentally put an closing of the code in there.

My problem is, I can't seem to find in what where the extra characters are. Can someone give me a hint where I should be looking (i.e. files that are used on all pages, both front and back end)?

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JCash
Re: ?> shown on all pages

  • 2011/3/12 13:31

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Mainfile ?
See edition date column ?
Change to the default theme ?
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Mazarin
Re: ?> shown on all pages

  • 2011/3/12 13:50

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Checked mainfile. No luck.
Tried with the default theme. No luck (although that shouldn't be it since it's showing in the admin area as well, which uses the admin theme).

What's the edition date column?
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Mamba
Re: ?> shown on all pages

  • 2011/3/12 14:20

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Did you run filecheck?
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Mazarin
Re: ?> shown on all pages

  • 2011/3/12 14:46

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Please forgive my ignorance, but what is filecheck?
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Mamba
Re: ?> shown on all pages

  • 2011/3/12 15:25

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Sorry, I meant the "checksum.php"
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redheadedrod
Re: ?> shown on all pages

Is it possibly in a module you just installed? You might have a block with a bad/extra closing tag.
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Mazarin
Re: ?> shown on all pages

  • 2011/3/12 17:11

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Thanks for the tip. It turned out to be a language file in a module.
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redheadedrod
Re: ?> shown on all pages

Glad it was something simple..

Those things can be a pain in the butt if you add too much before you test.

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phppp
Re: ?> shown on all pages

  • 2011/3/13 3:56

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As a practice of good coding style, it is advised to omit the very last "?>" in each PHP file.
Check our ZF based Xoops Engine Coding Standards:
http://dev.xoopsengine.org/?p=38

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