Smarty learning-invalid attribute name error handling

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The program in the message book always reports the following errors when running the smarty program:

Fatal error: smarty error: [In a.htm line 1]: syntax error: Invalid attribute name: '113_01.htm/'(smarty_compiler.class.php, line 1550) in D: /appserv/www/smarty/libs/smarty. class. PHP on line 1092

At the beginning, I thought it was the reason for the colon, but it was not correct.

 

 

Then I searched the internet and found the explanation of the error. Now let me explain the incorrect translation. It is inevitable that the English is not very good.

Smarty error: [In File: XX. TPL line 1]: syntax error: Invalid attribute name: 'index. TPL/'(smarty_compiler.class.php, line 1521)

 

// When you encounter this error, it means that your magic_quotes_runtime setting is open in your php. ini configuration file.

// Smarty can run only when the value is disabled.

// Do not confuse magic_quotes_runtime with the value of magic_quotes_gpc (The implication is that the two settings are different). Smarty only needs to disable magic_quotes_runtime.

If you encounter an error like this, then you have magic_quotes_runtime
Turned on in you PHP. ini. Smarty needs this value to be turned off to operate properly.

Don't mix magic_quotes_runtime
Up with magic_quotes_gpc
.

Smarty only needs the former to be off.

 

// If you cannot change PHP. ini in your web configuration, you can use ini_set ('Magic _ quotes_runtime', false); disable it when the program is running

If you don't have access to your php. ini or to your webserver-configuration, then you can turn magic_quotes_runtime off at runtime

[PHP: 1: b7ea9ca818] ini_set ('Magic _ quotes_runtime', false); [/PHP: 1: b7ea9ca818]

// But it is best to disable it in the configuration file.

But it's best to simply bother your system-administrator to turn it off globally.

 

I disable it in this way.

If (get_magic_quotes_runtime ())
{
Set_magic_quotes_runtime (0 );
}

This configuration is disabled in some versions. For example, the PHP runtime environment of my computer at home is disabled by default, so when I use the include function in smarty, no error will be reported. Get_magic_quotes_runtime is set to 1; otherwise, it is set to 0.

This statement is used to determine whether to enable the statement. If yes, It is disabled.Ini_set ('Magic _ quotes_runtime ', false); this statement can be stored in the smarty configuration file using the above method.

It is automatically determined at each import.

Because there are still some open functions.