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    • Gillian WallaceG Offline
      Gillian Wallace
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      Today I upgraded to Notepad 7.3.3, edited some PHP files and uploaded them to the web server. These worked fine on localhost, but on the web server three characters -  - appeared at the beginning of each of the two file include sections. Eventually I edited them in Notepad and saved to UTF-8, which cured the problem. But Notepad++ is already set to save in UTF-8. Is there a problem with the new version, or should I be saving the files in some other format with Notepad++?

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        Claudia Frank @Gillian Wallace
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        @Gillian-Wallace

        could it be that you saved the file as UTF-8 with BOM?
        This could explain the additional chars at the beginning.

        Cheers
        Claudia

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