Hello all. I seem to be having a terrible tim ewith something that is so
simple it makes me sick. I have a server running FC2. it has Apache
2.x.x on it and it came installed with php-4.x.x. Sorry I don't have
the exact versions but fatigue and frustration has taken over. I can
get them if
Scott Bounds wrote:
Hello all. I seem to be having a terrible tim ewith something that is
so simple it makes me sick. I have a server running FC2. it has
Apache 2.x.x on it and it came installed with php-4.x.x. Sorry I
don't have the exact versions but fatigue and frustration has taken
Scott Bounds wrote:
Hello all. I seem to be having a terrible tim ewith something that is so
simple it makes me sick. I have a server running FC2. it has Apache
2.x.x on it and it came installed with php-4.x.x. Sorry I don't have
the exact versions but fatigue and frustration has taken
At 11:39 AM 1/11/2007, Scott Bounds wrote:
Hello all. I seem to be having a terrible tim ewith something that is so
simple it makes me sick. I have a server running FC2. it has Apache
2.x.x on it and it came installed with php-4.x.x. Sorry I don't have the
exact versions but fatigue and
Jochem Maas wrote:
Scott Bounds wrote:
Hello all. I seem to be having a terrible tim ewith something that is so
simple it makes me sick. I have a server running FC2. it has Apache
2.x.x on it and it came installed with php-4.x.x. Sorry I don't have
the exact versions but fatigue and
Why not check php.ini to see whether display_errors is set to off and switch
it on until you are back in business? Check the httpd.conf file to make sure
Apache is parsing .php files correctly.
Well, actually I don't see anything. Nothing at all (in the case of the
phpinfo() page. All the page has in it is just ?php phpinfo() ?.
It was saved as test.php. How can I tell if something is broken and
where do I look for the files? I haven't done any dorking around with
the links, etc.
Scott Bounds wrote:
Jochem Maas wrote:
Scott Bounds wrote:
Hello all. I seem to be having a terrible tim ewith something that is so
simple it makes me sick. I have a server running FC2. it has Apache
2.x.x on it and it came installed with php-4.x.x. Sorry I don't have
the exact versions
David Giragosian wrote:
Well, actually I don't see anything. Nothing at all (in the case of the
phpinfo() page. All the page has in it is just ?php phpinfo() ?.
It was saved as test.php. How can I tell if something is broken and
where do I look for the files? I haven't done any dorking
Dave Goodchild wrote:
Why not check php.ini to see whether display_errors is set to off and
switch
it on until you are back in business? Check the httpd.conf file to make
sure
Apache is parsing .php files correctly.
hi Dave. let me check in the ini file and see. I'll reply as soon as I
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From: Scott Bounds [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2007 8:30 AM
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Please Help with simple Noob problem
David Giragosian wrote:
Well, actually I don't see anything. Nothing at all (in the case
Please keep it on-list.
Scott Bounds wrote:
by the way, I did view source and it seemed to recognize the opening
php tag (?php) but didn't recognize the closing tag (?). I am
assuming that in that evidently FC2 likes to color code the tags (php
is with purple) and it had the opening tag
served...
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David Giragosian wrote:
Well, actually I don't see anything. Nothing at all
to include #!/usr/bin/php as the
1st line...
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From: Scott Bounds [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2007 8:50 AM
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Please Help with simple Noob problem
bruce wrote:
hi scott.
tell us, have you been able
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Sent: 11 January 2007 06:21
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Jochem Maas wrote:
Scott Bounds wrote:
Hello all. I seem to be having a terrible tim ewith something
Use ?php phpinfo()? instead of ?phpinfo()?, or try to add some space
after the ? .
The php usually comes with the short_tags directive turned off.
Good Luck
Scott Bounds wrote:
Hello all. I seem to be having a terrible tim ewith something that is
so simple it makes me sick. I have a server
Arno, you nailed it right on the head. You and someone else told me
that. I am glad that you did because that is exactly what the problem
was. Thanks for being patient and understanding.
Scott
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Bruce, thanks fro your help but I found out what stupid noob thing I was
doing. I had been doing the File/Open File/test.php Janet had gotten
to me and do http://localhost/test.php. Big world of difference.
trying to learn why but that made all the difference. Worked great
then. Thanks
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From: Scott Bounds [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 11 January 2007 07:16
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Arno, you nailed it right on the head. You and someone else told me
that. I am glad that you did because
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