Yes. I fiddled with it for nearly an hour before I got it to work, so yeah, leaving it alone might be a good thing. If you do upgrade, you might have to go through and change all instances of “<?=” to “<?php echo” since the developers got lazy there and forgot that many servers don’t support short open tags in PHP.
Check the issue queue before upgrading. I filed a bug on the errors I got, and one was already there on the short tag issue.
Is this 2.0.5 you’re testing? I’m still on a hacked 2.0 but it seems to still be working with WP 2.7 so I was going to leave it alone.
Yes. I fiddled with it for nearly an hour before I got it to work, so yeah, leaving it alone might be a good thing. If you do upgrade, you might have to go through and change all instances of “<?=” to “<?php echo” since the developers got lazy there and forgot that many servers don’t support short open tags in PHP.
Check the issue queue before upgrading. I filed a bug on the errors I got, and one was already there on the short tag issue.