BAD PHP snippet...

[donull]

ok, this is "serious", you have a PHP snippet: FOR, it writes the next code:

for (var i=1; i=max_i; i++) {

}

Ok, im gonna make it short: even the Syntax Check knows that isn't a valid PHP code! I don't know if this is reported already! but you better do something about it...

You could change it to

for ($i=1; $i<=$max_i; $i++) {

}

***NOTE***
Ok, i posted this in the wrong forum I guess, move it to Bugs/Support if necessary. Thanks!... This happens when you have many pages of the same website opened

[Karlis]

Yes, the < character is missing, will be fixed in upcomming updates/releases. Thanks!

[donull]

Well, not only the "<" charater, also the "$" character infront of every variable. Also the "var" word is wrong, it will print a parse error "unexpected T_VAR" when executed.

I just noticed, that the snippet is actually an ACTIONSCRIPT code (of course it only works if you add the missing "<" character, or a correct Comparison Operator).

Just use this one:

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for ($i=1; $i<=$max_i; $i++) {

}


Thanks!...

[Karlis]

Damn, that is true, it seems that the wrong snippet was added, this one should be for differrent language