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Hey, I noticed with output formatting active, #0E1779 becomes #000000.
#0E1779
#000000
Must be this line and some funny php behaviour.
var_dump("0E1779" == "0"); // bool(true)
I guess PHP interprets the color as 0e1779 (scientific notation), becoming 0. Strict comparison === fixes this.
0e1779
0
===
Edit: I'm not really sure what this line does to begin with. I only see it "trigger" when I configure a Default Value "0".
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Hey, I noticed with output formatting active,
#0E1779
becomes#000000
.Must be this line and some funny php behaviour.
I guess PHP interprets the color as
0e1779
(scientific notation), becoming0
.Strict comparison
===
fixes this.Edit: I'm not really sure what this line does to begin with. I only see it "trigger" when I configure a Default Value "0".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: