[Resolved] Footer problem

[szz]

I don't know if I'm posting in the right place, sorry if not...

Anyway, I have to stop or disable a footer that is added to all my pages by the hosting server.

Any ideas how to do this?

(and the answer to your "first" question: no, they won't delete my account, because I just want to place it somewhere else.
The footer code is added after my </html> tag, so my code won't be anymore W3C standard compatible... i want to change this)

Thanks.

[thorpe]

Q/ why not ask them then?

A/ because it is against there policy.

[Installer]

[ok]

[szz]

Originally posted by thorpe
Q/ why not ask them then?

A/ because it is against there policy.

First, I asked them... but it seems, that their script(or whatever it is) works strange. Officially their code for footer is placed right before </body> tag. Unfortunatelly not in my case. There are also cases, when it is not inserted at all (for example if i put phpNuke).

[wilku]

Maybe it's some kind of auto append script that executes at the end of every script? This way however it would be inserted after </html> every time. Try to use some abnormal termination (like die()) after your script and see if it makes any change.
Does this footer appears in html files too? If so, this is probably done by www server and you can't do much about it. Unless html files are also set to be parsed by php. Simple, isn't it? 😃
To see what's going on, prepare html file with <?php ?> section in it and see if it's parsed and if it has got the footer. If you see <?php ?> and the footer then it's appended by www server and you can't do anything about it via php.
Of course I may be wrong and you'll find a way (I wish you that 😉)

[szz]

Appears on every page, no matter what type it is... so yes, it's done with the webserver.
Thank you very much for the answers, I see more clear the things now.
However there is something: for .html files, the footer is added corectly(I mean before </body> tag), only for .php is placed wrong.