Thanks to Josi for pointing my interest to it.

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It is often heard that only Perl can parse Perl. This is not true. Perl cannot be parsed at all, it can only be executed.

Found here: gettext manual: General Problems Parsing Perl Code

• Part 1: Hello World!
• Part 2: Toolbar
• Part 3: Options
• Part 4: Localization
• Part 5: Domplate
• Part 6: Yahoo! Search

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a is null
function Ih(a){var b;while(b=a.firstChild){Hh(b);a.removeChild(b)}}

First of all I have been thinking that this might be some kind of bug in the Geo Track plugin. I can negate this now. The cause for the issue is the parallel used xLanguage plugin, which is used for translating the list titles like ‘Besucher’ to ‘Vistors’. The Geo Track page has been structured like:

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[wp-geotrack-googlemap]
[lang_de]Besucher[/lang_de][lang_en]Visitors[/lang_en]
[wp-geotrack-list]
[lang_de]Top Seiten[/lang_de][lang_en]Top Sites[/lang_en]
[wp-geotrack-topsites]
[lang_de]Top Referrer[/lang_de][lang_en]Top Referrers[/lang_en]
[wp-geotrack-topreferrers]

The ‘lang_’ tags marks the several languages — or actually the parsing of them — and have been the cause why the map exploded (xLanguage manipulates several functions like the_content() on runtime).

A solution has been found quickly. The Geo Track page consists only of a title and has got its’ own page template now, which includes the following snippet:

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echo wp_geotrack_googlemap();
 
if ( $language == 'de' ) : echo 'Besucher'  else: echo 'Visitors' endif;
echo wp_geotrack_display();
 
if ( $language == 'de' ) : echo 'Top Seiten'  else: echo 'Top Pages' endif;
echo wp_geotrack_topsites();
 
if ( $language == 'de' ) : echo 'Top Referrer'  else: echo 'Top Referrers' endif;
echo wp_geotrack_topreferrers();

Why “symfony” and not “FooBarFramework”? Because Fabien wanted a short name containing an s, as in Sensio, and an f, as in framework–easy to remember and not associated with another development tool. Also, he doesn’t like capital letters. symfony was close enough, even if not completely English, and it was also available as a project name. The other alternative was “baguette”.