There is no problem with my server, and I found the solution.
I think that it must be some restriction within the host html page
which cause PHP code to not be workable.
On 5月29日, 下午10時34分, Thomas Broyer wrote:
> On May 29, 1:11 pm, bencoder wrote:
>
> > Hi Broyer,
>
> >
Hi Broyer,
I tested the php code with my application both in -noserver Hosted
mode and web mode.
The situation is the same between two modes. The server seems not
execute php code properly.
>
> What you see is how a browser parses the PHP code ( comment, which ends at the first "<", so you're s
$test = 5;
> echo "ABC"+$test;
> ?>
>
> Do you get ABC5 or ABCtest; ?
>
> On May 28, 9:31 am, bencoder wrote:
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Hi all,
I have a GWT application and need to integrate it with an existing PHP
code.
Hence, I embed the PHP code directly into the host HTML page which
looks like below:
ABC";?>
The result page is shown below and seems there is an error:
ABC
";?>
In conclusion, how can I embed my PHP so
und.
I have tried to add -startupUrl /myAPP.html in Program arguments, the
problem is still here.
Do any flags that I missed need to be added in Program arguments?
BR,
bencoder
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Thank you, Jones.
I think that I can accept solution B that I mentioned above. The root
cause of this problem is just different file directory structure from
GWT 1.5.
If I follow solution B, the *.php files directory is actually outside
of application when it is deployed to a web server.
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under the path/www, and put all my .php files into it.
Does anyone could solve this issue?
Thanks and BR,
bencoder
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