Greetings, I am at present writing a 'web-book' on web applications, using a secure server which involves all links being checked by PHP routines - even though I use Amaya to produce the documents. Yesterday I threw a page (as a file, thus without benefit of server script execution) with hand-added PHP to have a final Amaya check for errors. The page contained processing instructions like ... an <?php glossref("XML") ; ?>-based .... There was a bug, so I edited the file in Amaya and wrote it out. Unfortunately, because of the line length Amaya split the above as follows ... an <?php glossref("XML") ; ?> -based ... which, therefore, now produces an unwanted space before the hyphen when served through apache and the PHP interpreter. May I suggest that this is actually a bug which should be avoided?? I have also noticed that it splits argument strings to processing instruction functions, etc over lines - which, though probably not the same error seems not to be correct - it certainly messes up the script operation. Keith Hopper -- City Desk Waikato University [PGP key available if desired]Received on Tuesday, 8 October 2002 15:23:51 UTC
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