ID: 25613
User updated by: joe at kybert dot com
Reported By: joe at kybert dot com
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Output Control
Operating System: XP
PHP Version: 4.3.2
New Comment:
ok, its $DOCUMENT_ROOT var contains nothing 4.3.2 so i guess it is
bogus, not sure why this var sudenly dissapears, but it has and its
crippled a 20'000+ page site.
joe
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Previous Comments:
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[2003-09-20 03:55:26] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Also read the manual page about require()
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[2003-09-20 03:54:58] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There is no bug here. Try adding 'error_reporting(E_ALL);' as first
line in your script and you'll propably find out why it fails. And
possibly ini_set('display_errors',1); too.
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[2003-09-20 03:49:18] joe at kybert dot com
thats a typo on my part, the issue is still there, after a call to:
require_once(....)
the parser apears to stop dead... NO OUTPUT !
joe
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[2003-09-20 03:46:21] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Try removing the $ in front of echo.. (it's not variable..)
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[2003-09-20 03:44:56] joe at kybert dot com
Description:
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Try this:
in a web page, include a file using this
<?php
// or what ever addy you feel fit (the included page can be empty)
$open = "/pages/extras.inc.php";
require_once($open);
$echo "hello world!";
?>
i never get to see the "hello world" message.... works fine in
PHP4.3.0, not in 4.3.2
joe
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Expected result:
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hello world! should be displayed
Actual result:
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blank page
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