The HTML of the warning message was escaped. The method that displays the messages has a default parameter for escape HTML as true.
The solution is to set to false the second parameter when that method is invoked:
Method definition on class Session.
public function add_error_msg($message, $escape=true) {
Method invocation on line 37 of file admin/upgrade.php
$SESSION->add_error_msg($w);
should be: $SESSION->add_error_msg($w,false);
The HTML of the warning message was escaped. The method that displays the messages has a default parameter for escape HTML as true.
The solution is to set to false the second parameter when that method is invoked:
Method definition on class Session. msg($message, $escape=true) {
public function add_error_
Method invocation on line 37 of file admin/upgrade.php >add_error_ msg($w) ; >add_error_ msg($w, false);
$SESSION-
should be: $SESSION-