#19956 [Com]: readfile()/fread() screws up HTML attribute quoting

ID: 19956 Comment by: bcd@vineyard.net Reported By: bcd@vineyard.net Status: Bogus Bug Type: Output Control Operating System: FreeBSD4.5 PHP Version: 4.2.2 New Comment: This also happens in readfile(), which I'm sure uses fread() internally - Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-10-17 11:10:54] sander@php.net This is probably done by the (session) url rewriter. Either disable it in your php.ini, or fix your HTML: <a href = "foo-bar.html"> is not valid HTML. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2002-10-17 11:05:51] bcd@vineyard.net This is -very- wierd - this seems to happen when using PHP to load HTML templates. Somewhere, in fread(), HTML attributes are being modified ever-so-slightly: <a href = "foo-bar.html"> gets translated to: <a href =" foo-bar.html"> This happens for double and single-quotes, and only when whitespace exists to the right of the equal sign of an html attribute. If there is multiple white-space, the whitespace is all moved to the beginning of the HTML attribute value: ie, <a href = "foo-bar.html"> becomes: <a href =" foo-bar.html"> There are more examples at the following URL: http://www.vineyard.net/vni/php-test.php PHP is setup normally on our systems (Default everything), and I've found no related bugs in the bug archive, so I think I am the first one to see this bug (If it is a bug?) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=19956&edit=1