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[ BUILD # : 1 ] [ JDK VERSION : 1.6.0_06 ] When I type a line such as: echo "<form action="file.php" name="testform">"; instead of echo "<form action=file.php name=testform>"; I get four confusing error messages. Why can't the error message just state that "quotation marks shouldn't be placed in html tags within echo tags"?
The parser really sees four fatal errors in your example. The code can be also fixed in this way: echo "<form action=".file.php." name=".testform.">"; The parser is not able to predict, what user wants. I agree that your example generates four errors, which are the same. I can check messages, which are on the same line and ignore rest of messages. This is not P1 and I don't think that this is P2 too.
reassigning to default owner
Reassigning to Petr, he already has evaluated this issue. Thanks.
This will not be fixed in NB 6.9. There has to implemented better interpretation of the errors from PHP parser. Probably next release.
Still valid.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 211165 ***