So maybe you try to modify php.ini - to display php error messages set display_errors = on; - to register globals by default (if you use 4.10 or 4.11) set register_globals=on; register_globals has been turned off by default since 4.10 for important security reasons but however many existing apps still rely on register_globals=on - at least you can try. In a production environment with IIS it's still recommended to use CGI, however ISAPI seems to work seamlessly under certain circumstances.
Double check with your phpinfo()-script if the correct ini-file gets parsed! Christoph "Tom Belich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... | More information: | Both installations work. The php test file, <?php phpinfo(); ?>, works on | both the workstation running IIS and Win2K Pro and the server running WinNT. | To get up and running quickly, I used the Windows installer version on the | server (which I understand runs under CGI). However, I also understand this | version is not secure and is not recommended for a production environment. | So, I installed the full Windows binary on my workstation to test that | version. | | I learn best by testing and modifying existing programs so I downloaded two | applications from the web: "The Perfect Job" from DevShed and AssetMan from | bctree.com. Both applications work fine on the server running WinNT, IIS | and the Windows installer version of PHP. However, when I copy the same | folders and try to run the applications from my workstation using | //localhost/assetman/login.php, I get a blank white page. When I try to run | "The Perfect Job", I get an error message stating: "There was an error | accessing the page you requested." | | I know I have database connectivity, because I'm running phpMyAdmin from my | workstation. | | I've even tried running both .ini files supplied with the binary thinking | there might be a problem with the isapi module. No luck. | -----Original Message----- | From: Christoph Grottolo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] | Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2002 2:38 AM | To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Subject: [PHP-WIN] Re: Running Windows full binary distribution | | | | I've installed the windows installer version of php on a NT server. I've | | also installed the windows binary on my Windows 2000 pro workstation. | | Everything works fine on the CGI-Windows installer version on the server, | | but I can't get the same applications to run from my Win2KPro workstation | (I | | get blank pages or empty pages). Does this have something to do the way | the | | php.ini file is set up, or is it something else? | | | 1. make a test script with the following content: <?php phpinfo(); ?> | | 2. save it as test.php in your web root directory (where your web pages | reside). | | 3. Check if php works by running the script from the command line: | c:\php\php.exe c:\mywebroot\test.php. | If you get a long output which looks like HTML php works. If not, something | went wrong with your php installation. Read the corresponding chapter in the | manual. | | 4. Call the test script from your browser (http://myhostname/test.php) | If you get a page with info about your php installation, your webserver and | PHP work together. If not, read the chapter about configuring PHP with your | webserver software in the PHP manual. | | 5. The output of the test script should reflect your php.ini settings. | | Christoph | | | | | -- | PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) | To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
