My CMS developer tell me to comment in a PHP code and I am not sure how to do that

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I keep seeing this error in google search console: Your Sitemap or Sitemap index file doesn't properly declare the namespace. Expected: http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml Found: http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml11/xhtml11_schema.html, Parent tag: url, Tag: link...

my CMS developer tell me to comment in a php code and I am not sure how to do that:
Here is the help comment:

Do the following:

open this file:
components/com_sitemap/controllers/base.php
go to line 45:
$this->alternate = true;
and comment it:
//$this->alternate = true;

Delete any cached sitemaps (repositoy/cache/) and re-check it.

What I have tried:

I find line 45 which is $this->alternate = true; and added another line under it //$this->alternate = true; ... doing that does not help. shoudl I have just added " //" to the line 45 and that could mean commenting it?

Posted 9-Oct-16 22:58pm

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Updated 10-Oct-16 4:04am

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 10-Oct-16 10:21am

Since you don't have programming experience. Why don't you return the file to him and tell him to do that. After all, he is the developer for your platform. Why doesn't he do that?

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José Amílcar Casimiro · Answer 1 · 2016-10-09T23:44:00

Solution 1

Hello,

Check this article: PHP: Comments - Manual[^]

Cheers,
José Amílcar Casimiro

Posted 9-Oct-16 23:44pm

José Amílcar Casimiro

Patrice T · Answer 2 · 2016-10-10T04:03:00

Solution 2

Link to PHP comments: PHP 5 Syntax[^]
This site is good tutorial PHP 5 Tutorial[^]

Posted 10-Oct-16 4:03am

Patrice T