#42047 [Fbk->Opn]: OS X Safari: parameters in documentation seem to be on a cipher

ID: 42047 User updated by: goroth_obarskyr at yahoo dot co dot uk Reported By: goroth_obarskyr at yahoo dot co dot uk -Status: Feedback +Status: Open Bug Type: Website problem PHP Version: Irrelevant New Comment: I've since discovered it seems to be a general problem with Safari. Looking at the source of the page it's all fine, but text in pre or code elements sometimes come out like that. It's quite odd. What even stranger is that other webkit based browsers don't seem to have the same problem… Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2007-10-11 16:53:08] bjori@php.net Could you try http://docs.php.net ? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2007-07-19 12:01:34] goroth_obarskyr at yahoo dot co dot uk Oh and I'm using Safari 3b at the moment, but I have the same issues using Safari 2 aswell. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2007-07-19 12:00:08] goroth_obarskyr at yahoo dot co dot uk Description: ------------ When looking at the online documentation on php.net, all the parameters displayed for functions are wrong, when not in a code snippet. They are wrong in that every letter in them is moved two letters along in the alphabet. For example max=>ocz. This of course makes reading the documentation incredibly difficult. Yet in in firefox, the documentation pages work fine. I can't see any client side script on the page which could be doing this, and I can't imagine how something server side would affect specific browsers like this (well I can, but not why it would be implemented). Could this have something to do with the character encoding bugs I've seen on other tickets? Thanks ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=42047&edit=1