On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 9:25 PM, Stanislav Malyshev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I will repeat it as many times as necessary:
> 1. This situation can happen only if you have written very buggy
> template code - there exists no such code right now and one has to be
> rather sloppy to create such code. Use quality libraries :) At least as
> template engine.
So the template is responsible for ini_set("short_open_tags", false) ?
If I include your high quality template library it will do ini_set(..
true) at the top, before parsing the templates, and then
ini_set(..false) at the bottom?
> 2. This situation is very rare use case for PHP anyway, since most
> templates in PHP aren't XML.
So what if most templates in PHP aren't XML files? What does that have
to do with anything?
If I include your template library and then decied to bump out RSS..
your short tags enabling infected my php generated xml file with a
parse error - even if I explicitly had put short_open_tags = off in my
.htaccess
> 3. This situation is very easy to prevent and very easy to recognize if
> not prevented.
No? Random syntax errors on <?xml - even if I have short_open_tags
disabled in my php.ini, virtualhost setting and .htaccess...
-Hannes
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