$this->form_rangeselect("Points<br/>(0-15)","points",1,15,1,1);

$this->form_coords("Koordinaten","coords",14);

$this->form_content_autocomplete("Country","dat_id_country",1);

$this->form_colorselect();

• change for default handling of PHP code within smarty templates. Php code will get escaped everytime

You may change that behaviour in the PhenotypeSmarty.class.php:

	/**
	   * Do not allow PHP Code within smarty templates
	   * 
	   * use SMARTY_PHP_ALLOW, if you want the PHP code to be executed (right after Phenotype caching)
	   * 
	   * Attention!: 
	   * Caused by Phenotypes file caching mechanism the option SMARTY_PHP_PASSTHRU is 
	   * identical to SMARTY_PHP_ALLOW
	   * 
	   * Side-Effect!:
	   * Every "<?" will get escaped, also XML headers like <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
	   * Use the smarty function pt_doctype instead, e.g. 
	   * {pt_doctype dtd="XHTML1.0-Transitional" charset="ISO-8859-1"}
	   * 
	   * @see: pt_doctype
	   * @var int
	   */
	var $php_handling    = SMARTY_PHP_QUOTE;

Because of that, you must use the pt_doctype smarty template variable to include a correct header, since <? will be interpreted as a php short open tag.

• smarty function pt_doctype with parameters dtd and charset (for xhtml doctypes)
• available doctypes: HTML2.0, HTML3.2, HTML4.01-Strict, HTML4.01-Transitional, HTML4.01-Frameset, XHTML1.0-Strict, XHTML1.0-Frameset, XHTML1.0-Transitional, XHTML1.1

Example:

{pt_doctype dtd="XHTML1.0-Transitional" charset="ISO-8859-1"}