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[maplab-users] Short tagsSacha Fournier sfournier@dmsolutions.caFri, 08 Aug 2003 15:39:28 -0400
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Hi, All tags was short tags before the release of Maplab 2.0.1. And before the release we changed all files to use log tags. I guess some files sliped from our hands. Anyway, We'll take a look before the next release, and make sure there's still no short tag used. In the mean time, you can try to convert them automagicly by calling this simple (yeah right) perl command form your prompt, in each directory where you can find .php or .phtml files tha contain the short tag. It will convert to long tag. perl -pi -e 's@<\?(\W)@<\?php$1@g' *.php *.phtml We're really sorry about that. Hope this help. Vinko Vrsalovic wrote: > Hi, I've been trying to install the latest version of MapLab, and found > that many files have short tags. I have (and need) short_open_tag set to Off > in the configuration file, so the scripts don't get parsed. > > I found no mention of it on the INSTALL-LINUX doc and no way to circumvent > this except of editing all the appereances of <? to <?php, .htacess > files don't help as PHP must be run as a CGI (Is this correct?). > > Does anyone know how to set this directive only for MapLab directory? > > I suggest changing the tags to the more compatible long form, > or, at least, add a mention to this in the INSTALL-LINUX file (and to > the -WINDOWS one too, for that matter). > > Thanks, -- Sacha Fournier Applications Developer DM Solutions Group sfournier@dmsolutions.ca tel: 418.696.5056 fax: 418.696.5056 www.dmsolutions.ca -- ------------------------------------------------- /"\ ASCII Ribbon Campaign against HTML \ / email and proprietary format X attachments. / \ -------------------------------------------------
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