I have with Opera 10 a problem appeared with latest versions of the browser: maybe it’s just some setting I should change, but which one?
Running XAMPP on Windows XP, I have a MODx Evolution (1.0.0) on local development environment.
Here it is how to reproduce my issue: make a "test" document node with only the following content:
With the "php" snippet being this one:
<?php
if(!isset($filename)){
$filename = $modx->documentObject['alias'];
}
if(!isset($filepath)){
$filepath = "src/";
}
if(!isset($filetype)){
$filetype = ".php";
}
$scriptfilename = $filepath.$filename.$filetype;
if(!file_exists($scriptfilename)){
return ("<strong>Error:</strong> script file ".$scriptfilename." not found");
}
include($scriptfilename);
?>
And in the "src" folder create a "test.php" file with the following content:
<?php
echo 'C'mon baby';
?>
Then, in Firefox/IE7/IE8/Chrome you can try loading the "test" (=alias) node: the "php" snippet will call and execute the "test.php" file. But as you can see there’s a syntax error in the code (an unescaped single quote inside the string), and all those browsers are right showing the (useful) message:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ',' or ';' in C:\xampp\htdocs\project\src\test.php on line 3
Instead, my Opera 10.01 behaves badly, and shows a "Error! Remote server or file not found" error page:
(look here)
This is just a simple example, but the same behaviour happens with other errors; sometimes I also see that instead of the error page, the last successfully rendered page is shown.
How can I get opera show the php error, like it used to do until latest versions?
