Can I hide online PHP code from the Perl scripts?

[skinnybloke]

Using v9.0.3

Hi - does anyone know of a way of hiding php code from a perl script.

I have a site where the product page contains php code that runs on the server to check if a file exists before displaying a piece of code.

This works fine until there is an error on the page and the ca000001.pl perl script is called. When this happens the php source code is displayed.

[skinnybloke]

Just tried using my Actinic Cover to at least try to get some pointers in finding a solution to this but they would not provide support for this type of customisation.

A bit more information.
The php code only breaks the actinic perl script if there is a ">" in the code. At this point it will display all of the source code after the ">".

So

<?php echo "hello"; ?>

appears to be ignored and works fine.

<?php echo "<div>hello</div>"; ?>

will display all of the source code after the first ">". So it displays

hello</div>"; ?>

[NormanRouxel]

Very tricky. This is probably an Actinic bug.

Hideous workaround would be to use urldecode('%3e') wherever you want a ">" output. E.g.

<?php echo urldecode("<div%3ehello</div%3e"); ?>

Appears to work.

[skinnybloke]

Hi Norman - that works just fine.

Thanks for your help once again.