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> that when I get a parse error it always says that it's on line 1 in
> this or that file.
> Where is the configuration option to set this right?
> I have on another server seen that it's possible to get it to state
> the actual error line.
John Platte
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n't immediately determine if it has all
the info necessary to create a new server model.
I sincerely hope someone does this! I would give it a shot if I weren't so
green...
John Platte
"Truth binds the mind to what satisfies it,
but worldly thinking does not satisfy
and theref
you started on the choose-a-theme part:
http://curtisonline.net/theme/phpfast-templates-HOWTO.html
Hope this helps.
John Platte
"Truth binds the mind to what satisfies it,
but worldly thinking does not satisfy
and therefore ignites curiosity."
-- St. Theophan the Re
//www.mysite.com/dir/subdir/
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> When I access any of subdirectory, I need to execute same
> dir.php, which will display records from database based on path.
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> P.S. I can only access to .htaccess file of apache configuration
> files.
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