Depending of the current PHP-Version and system an empty lang file may cause an error.
Your lang file only contains a "<?php" without any whitespace or more.
In specific installations the js.php request will generate with this a javascript file which contains a "<?phpLANG=" instead of "LANG=".
Could you please remove the empty lang files or extend these to "<?php ?>" or add an comment to these files, which also avoid this bug?
In an old dokumentation of PHP i found this note:
In PHP 5.2 and earlier, the parser does not allow the <?php opening tag to be the only thing in a file. This is allowed as of PHP 5.3 provided there are one or more whitespace characters after the opening tag.
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Depending of the current PHP-Version and system an empty lang file may cause an error.
Your lang file only contains a "<?php" without any whitespace or more. In specific installations the js.php request will generate with this a javascript file which contains a "<?phpLANG=" instead of "LANG=".
Could you please remove the empty lang files or extend these to "<?php ?>" or add an comment to these files, which also avoid this bug?
In an old dokumentation of PHP i found this note: In PHP 5.2 and earlier, the parser does not allow the <?php opening tag to be the only thing in a file. This is allowed as of PHP 5.3 provided there are one or more whitespace characters after the opening tag.
Many Thanks!!