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Asked: 2026-06-11T16:59:01+00:00

I have simple page, like: … <div><?php include ‘somefile.php’ ?></div> … ‘somefile.php’-file contains <p>Lorium

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I have simple page, like:

...
<div><?php include 'somefile.php' ?></div>
...

‘somefile.php’-file contains <p>Lorium ipsum...</p>

The browser adds spaces to the beginning of the block? look image:
http://s44.radikal.ru/i104/1209/95/87e6c2438700.jpg

And this test page http://new.arsltd.ru/test.php

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  1. Editorial Team

    Most likely somefile.php has spaces or other unprintable characters (such as a BOM) before the PHP start tag.

    Update: Indeed, your file begins with an UTF-8 BOM (the bytes EF BB BF). Use your text editor to save it without a BOM; you will see the file size go down by 3 bytes as confirmation.

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