@ kay
thank you so much for your crucial hint.
checking my source code i found out thanks to your hint that 30 files,
most of them index.php files, were corrupted (missing "?>" at the end).
after re-installing the source everything works fine again, in FE and BE.
@ steffen
the puzzling thing
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On 03.02.12 23:06, Stephan Bernhard wrote:
> @ kay
>
> thank you so much for your crucial hint.
> checking my source code i found out thanks to your hint that 30 files,
> most of them index.php files, were corrupted (missing "?>" at the end)
That's no
@steffen
checking my source code i found out thanks to your hint that 30 files,
most of them index.php files, were corrupted (missing "?>" at the end)
That's no corruption. It's perfectly valid to omit the ?>
but it seems to me:
since reinstalling the source code all my TYPO3 installations
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>> That's no corruption. It's perfectly valid to omit the ?>
>
> since reinstalling the source code all my TYPO3 installations work again.
> before i had many problems - besides swiftmailer - with blank BE (right
> frame), i could not save content, co
nt: Saturday, February 04, 2012 2:27 PM
> To: typo3-english@lists.typo3.org
> Subject: Re: [TYPO3-english] Parse error: powermail - swiftmailer - SOLVED!
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> >> That's no corruption. It's perfectly valid to omit the
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On 05.02.12 12:39, Markus Klein wrote:
> Funny, though, looking at the current master all swiftmailer files a lacking
> the closing PHP tag.
Why is it funny? It's perfectly valid to omit it. It's only against CGL ;)
The more interesting thing, which
> On 05.02.12 12:39, Markus Klein wrote:
> > Funny, though, looking at the current master all swiftmailer files a
> > lacking the closing PHP tag.
>
> Why is it funny? It's perfectly valid to omit it. It's only against CGL ;)
Funny, because nobody else reported an issue although the closing tags
Hi!
Markus Klein wrote:
Funny, because nobody else reported an issue although the closing tags are
missing in all files.
Usually we do not change external sources. So it is ok not to conform to
CGL there.
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