Re: Vanishing dollar signs!

Tanc <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.cms.xaraya.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I've installed a fresh version of Xaraya on DreamHost and it doesn't  
have this problem at all. I installed TinyMCE and tested, but again,  
no problem.

I then used the database from problematic site on the fresh install  
and the dollar sign problem showed up again. Its really weird.

> are you suppressing errors, i.e. try to set errorlevel to the  
> maximum and see if you get stuff back.

As far as I know the error level reporting is set to the default  
E_ALL but I don't have much control over PHP on DreamHost. As long as  
the setting in config.system.php overrides the php.ini settings it  
should be at E_ALL.

Tanc



On 29/10/2006, at 6:38 PM, Marcel van der Boom wrote:

> Tanc wrote:
>> Hi Jason,
>>
>> I tried your suggested symbol combinations:
>> $
>> $$
>> $foo
>> 0.50
>> $!
>>
>> Each produced the expected result, nothing was removed or altered.  
>> Its
>> only when I write a dollar sign followed immediately by a number  
>> that it
>> vanishes. So writing $5 on the form results in it being completely
>> removed. Writing $f has no effect and it appears on the page fine.
>>
> I can not reproduce this locally, (see
> http://debug.hsdev.com/index.php? 
> module=articles&func=display&ptid=1&aid=1
> )
>   but it sounds like the $ is interpreted somehow as a variable in
> content (which should not happen by defaul, but may be possible in
> certain configurations if you instruct Xaraya to explicitly do so;
> through a transform hook for example)
>
> The only difference between $5 and $f from a php point of view would
> be that $5 is always invalid while $f 'may' be valid. Are you
> suppressing errors, i.e. try to set errorlevel to the maximum and see
> if you get stuff back.
>
> Weird problem though, never seen it before.
>
> marcel
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