PHP 4.0 Bug #8917: phpinfo() produces </td? instead of </td> in HTML output

From: fspam@home.com Operating system: Red Hat Linux 6.2 PHP version: Earlier? Upgrade first! PHP Bug Type: Unknown/Other Function Bug description: phpinfo() produces &lt;/td? instead of &lt;/td&gt; in HTML output The phpinfo() function in php 3.0.18 produces HTML with a typo. In the "Extensions" table, in the "Apache" row, a "<td>" tag should be closed with a matching "</td>" tag. However, "</td?" is produced instead. This causes rendering problems in several browsers including Netscape, but the problem is especially bad in Konqueror (the browser from KDE2). I realize that the PHP 3.x tree is deprecated, but this is such a simple problem to fix, that I hope someone will do it. It sure would make reading the phpinfo() output less of a bother. I don't have access to PHP 4, so I can't say whether it exhibits the same problem. -- Edit Bug report at: http://bugs.php.net/?id=8917&edit=1