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<a href="https://www.anuko.com/lp/tt_4.htm" target="_blank">{$i18n.footer.credits}</a> |
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echo('WEB-INF/config.php file exists.<br>');
// Config file must start with the PHP opening tag. We are checking this because
- // a Unicode editor may insert a byte order mark (BOM) before it. This is not good as it will
- // spit white space before output in some situations such as in PDF reports.
+ // a Unicode editor may insert a byte order mark (BOM) before it.
+ // This is not good as it is printed as unintentional white space in output.
+ // Consequences:
+ // 1) PHP redirects may stop working, depending on server settings.
+ // 2) PDF reports will become unusable (cannot open files).
$file = fopen(APP_DIR.'/WEB-INF/config.php', 'r');
$line = fgets($file);
if (strcmp("<?php\n", $line) !== 0 && strcmp("<?php\r\n", $line) !== 0) {
- echo('<font color="red">Error: WEB-INF/config.php file does not start with PHP opening tag.</font><br>');
+ echo('<font color="red">Error: WEB-INF/config.php file does not start with a PHP opening tag.</font> See <a href="https://www.anuko.com/lp/tt_33.htm" target="_blank">explanation</a>.<br>');
}
fclose($file);
} else {