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I’m having a strange problem in a simple hello world with php, I use XAMPP in the latest version, and when declaring the most basic code:
<?php echo "Hello World" ?>
Instead of the result being one:
Hello World
Have:
Helloworld
And by applying a second space leaving the code this way:
<?php echo "Hello World" ?>
The result becomes:
Hello World
That is, the expected initially.
I’m not sure if it’s a configuration fault or what it would be, I’m using the Edge browser, also in the latest stable version available.
If you look at the source code directly from the browser (right-click), the text remains together in the first case?
– Woss
Yes, when analyzing the elements it is being printed in a <body>Helloworld</body>, but in the "console" tab it is leaving as expected, separate.
– David Ferrari
Can test in another browser?
– Woss
I just downloaded google Chrome and performed the test and ran as expected... It would be an Edge bug then?
– David Ferrari
Maybe just the way he tries to render content that is not valid HTML (so much so that he added the tags
<body>in the code, as you commented).– Woss
Try printing a full "hello world". With
<html><head></head><body><h1>Hello, world!</h1></body></html>.– Breno
It’s probably this valid HTML issue anyway, I analyzed the EDGE debugger, and had the message about an error reading the HTML. Breno, I know there are other ways to make it work in the edge, but I was intrigued by the fact that this way is also correct not to work.
– David Ferrari
which php summer ?
– Gabriel Sousa
7.3.5 is the version used
– David Ferrari
tested in firefox or Chrome?
– 13dev