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Hi,

 

Im working on a web application and i want your help to solve a problem. Some pages that are showed by this application starts with a php tag (?>)on the top of the them, and i really dont know what is suppose to do to remove this "error".

 

I search on the respective files and folders and i cant get the solution.

 

Someone already had a similar problem and can help me solving this?

 

 

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it's likely that the php code is using the short opening <? tag and it isn't enabled. what sort of opening php tag is there in the file? a full one <?php or a short one <?

 

you can also look at the 'view source' of the page in your browser to confirm if this is the problem (you will see the raw php code.)

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it's likely that the php code is using the short opening <? tag and it isn't enabled. what sort of opening php tag is there in the file? a full one <?php or a short one <?

 

you can also look at the 'view source' of the page in your browser to confirm if this is the problem (you will see the raw php code.)

 

Not in the file. It appears only on browser.  Appears like that: ?>

Already did it before (view source code).


?><!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1//EN""."\n".""http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/DTD/xhtml11.dtd">

The question is i dont know how it appears and where can i delete it. 

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SOLVED

 

It was a duplicated php end tag on a language file.

 

I tried to change the interface language to send some code to you and when i changed it, the tag is gone, so i easily deduced where the problem was.

I appreciate you help. Thank you all..

 

Regards

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