Webby eating php object accessor
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Mike
Nov 7, 2012, 8:28:28 PM11/7/12
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Even with no filters enabled, webby will not let me use an object accessor.
If I put the following line in a page:
<?php
myFunction($var);
?>
Everything is fine. The output is correct.
If I try to do this:
<?php
$myObject->myMethod($var);
?>
What gets put out is:
<?php
$myObject?>myMethod($var);
?>
This is not valid php. For the life of me I can't figure out why it's doing this. I have removed all the filters from the meta data. I even tried replacing it with <%= "->" %> and also tried splitting it up <%= "-" %><%= ">" %> and it still does the same thing. (obviously I had to enable ERB filter to try that)
Something thinks the -> is the php tag close and is trying to fix it(?) but with no filters enabled, it seems like it has to be webby itself. Any way to escape it?
If I put the following line in a page:
<?php
myFunction($var);
?>
Everything is fine. The output is correct.
If I try to do this:
<?php
$myObject->myMethod($var);
?>
What gets put out is:
<?php
$myObject?>myMethod($var);
?>
This is not valid php. For the life of me I can't figure out why it's doing this. I have removed all the filters from the meta data. I even tried replacing it with <%= "->" %> and also tried splitting it up <%= "-" %><%= ">" %> and it still does the same thing. (obviously I had to enable ERB filter to try that)
Something thinks the -> is the php tag close and is trying to fix it(?) but with no filters enabled, it seems like it has to be webby itself. Any way to escape it?
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