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2009-03-01 17:57:27
Badly formed plugin FAQ entry
If anyone gets five minutes, would it be possible to add “I’m getting badly formed or empty plugin code” as an FAQ entry, please? 99% of the time a compressed plugin fixes it.
I’ve already put one in Textbook (under Installation problems) but there are still forum questions about it, so I think it qualifies. Thanks!
Last edited by Bloke (2009-03-01 17:58:42)
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2009-03-01 18:41:04
Re: Badly formed plugin FAQ entry
+1 it took me a while to figure out what to do, when I encountered that problem
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2009-03-12 11:27:38
Re: Badly formed plugin FAQ entry
I hope to have fixed the root cause, and even if this PHP “feature” reared its head again on very rare occasions, the error message will be a bit clearer then.
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2009-03-12 15:41:00
Re: Badly formed plugin FAQ entry
wet wrote:
I hope to have fixed the root cause <snip>
Fabulous. The best thing to replace an FAQ is to eradicate the need for asking the question in the first place ;-)
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