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Byte Order Mark
If I use encoding UTF-8 for PHP code, Dreamweaver interprets all sequences <? or <? like Byte Order Mark. I can to change any HTML headers so, because output started on BOM. How can I shut down BOMs?
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David Powers #2 Re: Byte Order Mark
salek wrote:
Dreamweaver uses the full PHP tag> If I use encoding UTF-8 for PHP code, Dreamweaver interprets all sequences <? or <? like Byte Order Mark. I can to change any HTML headers so, because output started on BOM. How can I shut down BOMs?
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