01-26-2017, 10:01 AM
nice share:)
(01-26-2017 09:54 AM)sinip Wrote: [ -> ]Well, if you want to play with it locally then you must use them, because, as I mentioned previously, programmer(s) who made it didn't respect the fact that PHP opening tags MUST nowadays be <?php and not <?. Obviously PHP interpreter at shared hosting sites is more tolerant than Wamp/Xamp so such files still work.
However, I'd recommend using the files on the live sites as well because you'll make life "easier" for the PHP interpreter and you might avoid some glitches in the future, and I've also fixed (or at least I think I am) several obvious CSS errors in some of those files.
Of course, always backup old files before replacing them, and replace them one by one, to know, if something gets broken, which one actually caused it.
Hope it makes sense.