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I’m using gettext to translate my website. One key has a translations with a html tag:
msgid "BANNER_TAG_START"
msgstr "<!-- // MY BANNER TAG -->"
if I use this code in php now:
var_dump(htmlspecialchars(gettext('BANNER_TAG_START')));
it normally should returns:
<!-- // MY BANNER TAG -->
most times it works like this, but sometimes I get:
MY BANNER TAG
Why do I sometimes get this wrong code?
In my env, running the following code,
returns this,
not
as you reported. So I assume you are reporting the final rendered text on your browser, instead of the generated HTML source code.
Please check the 3-5 in 100 times where the problem happen in the generated HTML source code, and check if the what kind of other letters or line-breaks exist BEFORE the “<!– //”, then you may find the difference for the 3-5 cases.