menu code breaks header.php in WP 2.8

[karenalma]

Using WP 2.8 and default theme.

I inserted the menu code:
<?php if (function_exists(‘pixopoint_menu’)) {pixopoint_menu();} ?>

into my header.php then saved the file. The code disappears from the <? to the end of the file. It takes everything from where I pasted on to the end.

I tried another menu plugin and this does not happen.

Any ideas?

Karen

[karenalma]

I should mention that I absolutely love your plugin and have never had a problem with it till now!

[karenalma]

Hello again,
I found the issue.  It is the new syntax highlighting included in 2.8.  Which can be disabled in the screen option on the theme editor page.

[imported_Ryan]

Sounds like either a problem with your themes PHP which happens to have been triggered by the plugin code, or a bug in the new syntax highlighting.

Of course the code didn’t actually disappear, it just presumably wasn’t displaying in your admin panel.

[imported_Ryan]

I tested out the new syntax highlighter, it didn’t seem to work at all in Chrome but I got it working in Firefox. It had no problem recognising the code you posted above, so I’m guessing my initial assumption about something else being wrong was correct.

[Anonymous]

having same problem,

"You can modify the look of your dropdown by using our new Multi-level Menu CSS Generator page."

i just upgraded to WP2.8 but it doesnt show up in either version (2.7?)

[imported_Ryan]

I highly doubt that whatever problem you are experiencing has anything to do with the Multi-level Navigation plugin.

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