#30910 [NEW]: Word wrapping in PHP.net source makes the Firefox RSS feature buggy

From:             eiriksletteberg at hotmail dot com
Operating system: irrelevant (browser=Firefox)
PHP version:      Irrelevant
PHP Bug Type:     Website problem
Bug description:  Word wrapping in PHP.net source makes the Firefox RSS feat
ure buggy

Description:
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In the php.net (HTML) source code (home/news page), there is a <link> tag
which identifies the RSS file of the web site.
The newline character in this source makes the RSS subscriber buggy,
because it shows up as a square character.
This is an annoying, but minor bug, and can be fixed easily simple by
removing the newline character from the source.

Reproduce code:
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<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="PHP: Hypertext
Preprocessor" href="http://www.php.net/news.rss" />

Expected result:
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The menu should read "Subscribe to 'PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor'..."

Actual result:
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The menu reads "Subsribe to PHP: Hypertext# Preprocessor".
A screenshot of the bug can be found here:
[url]http://eirik.dotg.org/phpnet_rsserror.png[/url]

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