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Description: ------------ If you run a php file with no php code in it, only html, but with background="#" in a <td> tag, the file gets executed twice. Reproduce code: --------------- <?php //NO PHP CODE AT ALL ?> <html> <body> <table> <tr> <td background="#">Hello World</td> </tr> </table> </body> </html> Expected result: ---------------- After running this, check your log files, you will notice that the script was run twice. I first noticed this because I had script that emailed me at the beginning and I was getting 2 separate emails. I narrowed it all the way down to the background="#". Please don't respond by asking why am I using background="#" (this is for NS 4.7 issues), but that is beside the point. Is there something that the Zend engine sees with this and processes the script twice?