#50322 [Bgs]: php5.2.11 breaks with <
ID: 50322
User updated by: rafarataneneces at gmail dot com
Reported By: rafarataneneces at gmail dot com
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: *General Issues
Operating System: Cent Os 64bit
PHP Version: 5.2.11
New Comment:
Testing<br>
add string<br>
<testing><br>
Oh ok, I got it
so my browser thinks it's HTML?
I thought it was PHP error
Previous Comments:
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[2009-11-29 16:21:18] rasmus@php.net
If you did a view source you would see the raw <> tags there. PHP
prints them out nicely. It is your browser interpreting them as html
tags which means you can only see them when you view the source.
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[2009-11-29 16:13:16] rafarataneneces at gmail dot com
yeah rasmus@php.net
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[2009-11-29 08:37:47] rasmus@php.net
Uh, you did a "view source" right?
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[2009-11-29 08:01:29] rafarataneneces at gmail dot com
Description:
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PHP breaks when I add "<" to any string
For example
$test="Test<ing";
echo $test
the result would be
Test
Instead of
Test<ing
This ONLY happens when running using the apache module.
If I run with command line, with the PHP binary, it works ok
Reproduce code:
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$test="Testing<br>\n";
$test.="adding string\n";
$test.="<testing>\n";
echo $test;
Expected result:
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Testing<br>
adding string
<testing>
Actual result:
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Testing
adding string
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[2009-11-29 08:00:42] rafarataneneces at gmail dot com
Description:
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PHP breaks when I add "<" to any string
For example
$test="Test<ing";
echo $test
the result would be
Test
Instead of
Testing
This ONLY happens when running using the apache module.
If I run with command line, with the PHP binary, it works ok
Reproduce code:
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$test="Testing<br>\n";
$test.="adding string\n";
$test.="<testing>\n";
echo $test;
Expected result:
----------------
Testing<br>
adding string
<testing>
Actual result:
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Testing
adding string
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