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  Posted: Jan 25, 2004 - 10:31 AM

  Installed Statistics V.5 on both a test site and production site. The production site shows the text 'Handle Referer' at the top of every page. Anyone know what is going on here?
  
  http://www.nscale.net
  
  Here is an excerpt from pnAPI.php as altered per instructions. The only difference is, after I started getting the 'handle referer' message at the top of the page, I block commented out the 'Handle Referer' function.
  
  

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  // Other other includes
  
      include 'includes/advblocks.php';
  
      //include 'includes/counter.php';
  
      include 'includes/pnHTML.php';
  
      include 'includes/pnMod.php';
  
      include 'includes/queryutil.php';
  
      include 'includes/xhtml.php';
  
      include 'includes/oldfuncs.php';
  
  
  /*
      // Handle referer
  
      //if (pnConfigGetVar('httpref') == 1) {
  
      //    include 'referer.php';
  
      //    httpreferer();
  
      //}
  
  */
  
      include 'modules/statistics/collect.php';

  
  
  Any help would be appreciated.
  
  gtoddv

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• **unknown user**
  
  

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  Posted: Jan 25, 2004 - 02:08 PM

  OK, I figured out what the problem was. It appears that the editor I was using adversly altered the file (pnAPI.php) I was editing. This caused the 'Handle Referer' error as well as some other strange anomolies. What I don't understand, and I hope someone can help me here, is why the editor would do this.
  
  I have tried to use both DreamWeaver and Maguma Studio to edit PHP files. They both have caused unexpected results when saving the file. One of the obvious things I have noticed is they open the file with a space between every line of code. I have never experienced this before (I am a JAVA/C++ developer). If this is the problem, is there a setting I need to enable to stop this from happening in the future?
  
  Again, any help would be appreciated.
  
  gtoddv

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• markwest
  
  

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  Posted: Jan 25, 2004 - 08:26 PM

  What your seeing there is the difference between windows, unix and macintosh handling of files. Unix uses the LF character (line feed) as a line terminator, older macs uses CR (carriage return) - newer macs are unix and windows uses both (CR/LF). So if you've a unux file it will appear double line spaced in some windows editors. Dreamweaver has the option of what line break combination to use. I successfully use dreamweaver for some of my development work.
  
  -Mark
  
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• **unknown user**
  
  

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  Posted: Jan 26, 2004 - 01:09 AM

  Thanks Mark!

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