It happens if I use the word substr. Example -

$start = substr($method->name, 0, 5);

If I change substr to be subxxstr it works fine, but I can’t make a post with it unchanged.

Using WordPress 2.9.2 and Visual Code Editor 1.2.4

That should be up to date! (not tested)

I’m sure there are a lot of Jquery users who would find this helpful.

<?php
// serve it as javascript
header("Content-Type: application/x-javascript");
// you don't want it reloading the js every time because the
// auto generated content always has a new date stamp
header("Cache-Control: max-age=604800");
header("Last-Modified: Thu, 28 Jan 2010 22:31:25 GMT");
// get the request header and search for gzip
$pos = strpos($_SERVER[HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING],"gzip");
// Careful here - if you do if(strpos()) then it will fail
// if gzip is the first item in the list (i.e. it's position
// in the string is zero. Instead we are checking for
// the failure to make an assignment
if ($pos === false)
{
  $js = file_get_contents("./prototype1601scriptaculous181.js");
}
else
{
  header("Content-Encoding: gzip");
  $js = file_get_contents("./prototype1601scriptaculous181.gz");
}
echo $js;
?>

http://www.westonhankins.com/2010/optimize-prototype-scriptaculous-load-time

It’s not compressed as small as 14KB like the one here, but it’s definitively a lot smaller than the uncompressed versions.

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