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  1. 21 Apr 2011, 12:30 PM #1
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    Default // eof --- caused by Google Checkout addon

    really weird, but on my checkout_payment page
    at the very top iv got // EOF
    now iv looked through several files and cannot find where this // EOF is coming from.
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    <body id="checkoutpaymentBody">
// EOF
<title>Step 2 of 3 - Payment Information : Tools-Draper, power tools: hand tools: garden tools: air tools: air hose: king ######## tools: pop met bearings</title>
<meta content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" http-equiv="Content-Type">
<meta content="Draper Sealey tools, diy tools, tool, power tools, hand tools, drills, saws, silverline, draper, draper tools, tools-draper, draper power tools, expert, draper expert Step 2 of 3 - Payment Information" name="keywords">
<meta content="Tools-Draper : Step 2 of 3 - Payment Information - Draper Sealey tools, diy tools, tool, power tools, hand tools, drills, saws, silverline, draper, draper tools, tools-draper, draper power tools, expert, draper expert" name="description">
    this is the code drawn from firefox web developer
    this eof is coming before anything else...but from what file!!!
    iv used "developer toolkit" to try and find it but after removing from files i thought would affect this its still there :S
    i may not know how yet, but i soon will....i hope :)
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  2. 21 Apr 2011, 01:20 PM #2
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    Default Re: // eof

    well after going through each file shown up on developers tool kit with // EOF
    and removing it, uploading then CTRL+f5
    still there!!!
    wtf!
    i may not know how yet, but i soon will....i hope :)
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  3. 21 Apr 2011, 05:57 PM #3
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    Default Re: // eof

    Also, you seem to be re-posting the same issue in yet another thread ... why are you creating multiple discussions on the same issue?
    ref: http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=178039
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    Default Re: // eof

    Quote Originally Posted by DrByte View Post
    Also, you seem to be re-posting the same issue in yet another thread ... why are you creating multiple discussions on the same issue?
    ref: http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/showthread.php?t=178039
    reason for seperate thread was due to different location of the EOF....
    i resolved that problem and posted that it was resolved...
    i may not know how yet, but i soon will....i hope :)
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    Default Re: // eof

    It's probably in an extraneous file you've got on your server, such as a backup file that shouldn't have been left online. Classic example would be in the /includes/modules/pages/ folders where the header_php.php files should NOT be renamed as header_php_old.php etc, else they'll still be loaded. If you "must" rename a file as a backup/copy, DO NOT leave a ".php" extension on the filename, regardless which folder it's in.

    Further, when did this *start* happening? That should help you sort out what you were changing back then.

    Next step is to compare your server's files with a clean set of files from when the extraneous stuff didn't appear. http://www.zen-cart.com/wiki/index.p...Obscure_Issues
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  6. 23 Apr 2011, 09:59 PM #6
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    Default Re: // eof

    Quote Originally Posted by DrByte View Post
    It's probably in an extraneous file you've got on your server, such as a backup file that shouldn't have been left online. Classic example would be in the /includes/modules/pages/ folders where the header_php.php files should NOT be renamed as header_php_old.php etc, else they'll still be loaded. If you "must" rename a file as a backup/copy, DO NOT leave a ".php" extension on the filename, regardless which folder it's in.

    Further, when did this *start* happening? That should help you sort out what you were changing back then.

    Next step is to compare your server's files with a clean set of files from when the extraneous stuff didn't appear. http://www.zen-cart.com/wiki/index.p...Obscure_Issues
    only appeared when i moved to new server :S
    i may not know how yet, but i soon will....i hope :)
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  7. 23 Apr 2011, 10:03 PM #7
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    Default Re: // eof

    ok dont know what i did, but its gone now lol :S weird
    i may not know how yet, but i soon will....i hope :)
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    Default Re: // eof

    Quote Originally Posted by spid3r1987 View Post
    ok dont know what i did, but its gone now lol :S weird
    ignore above, looked at wrong page...
    only on the checkout_payment page.....
    i may not know how yet, but i soon will....i hope :)
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    Default Re: // eof

    Quote Originally Posted by DrByte View Post
    It's probably in an extraneous file you've got on your server, such as a backup file that shouldn't have been left online. Classic example would be in the /includes/modules/pages/ folders where the header_php.php files should NOT be renamed as header_php_old.php etc, else they'll still be loaded. If you "must" rename a file as a backup/copy, DO NOT leave a ".php" extension on the filename, regardless which folder it's in.

    Further, when did this *start* happening? That should help you sort out what you were changing back then.

    Next step is to compare your server's files with a clean set of files from when the extraneous stuff didn't appear. http://www.zen-cart.com/wiki/index.p...Obscure_Issues
    by any chance, you dont happen to have a list of files which are called when the "checkout_payment" page is loaded?
    this way i can check these files and locations for duplicates???
    i may not know how yet, but i soon will....i hope :)
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  10. 26 Apr 2011, 01:29 PM #10
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    Default Re: // eof

    The cause is the use of a PHP comment in an HTML block. Search under Tools >> Developers Toolkit for // eof

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