I’m using php as templating engine, and I’ve noticed that when I include view file, empty text node is added before content of that view.
For example, I have html file I want to include that has following content:
<p>Some text</p>
than I include that file like this:
<div><?php require_once('file/path.htm'); ?></div>
(notice that I’ve removed any spaces between div and php) And after php includes file he adds empty text node (which I’ll mark like this “”) that adds space before p tag, so I get something like this:
Some previous content...
<div>
"" //empty text node
<p>Some text</p>
</div>
This is quite problematic since it ruins content composition. Is there any solution to this?
I had the same problem right now, and i had a luck when find answer. There answer is in charset. It could be strange, but when you save your file in UTF-8, you have empty in your markup. When your file in cp1251, you dont have this problem.