Hi! Maybe here's not the right place, but at least is php related :)
Just wanted to share to php developer a little freeware app im doing.
I called it Pe8PeUI; its a crossplatform app wich includes PHP 5
embedded and add support for with GUI apps.
It's in alpha state, but works nice now.
Inside
Another thing I would check into, which may or may not be the case, is
whether or not you have open_short_tag = On|Off in your php.ini
If you have it off and are using short tags, this may be the case.
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Andy Stratton, ZCE
Software/Network Engineer
COMPASS Information Systems, Inc.
www.compassin
Could also be as simple as not having the tags? You
mentioned having your code "checked" but I'm not sure what you mean
by that. If you're saying that you can run the script directly but it
fails when called via Ajax you're off my chart.
Unless it's getting passed to a different instance o
Check the filename extension. It needs to be recognisable as
an executable php file in order for your web server to pass
it along to php for proper processing by php..
HTH
Keith
On Fri, 12 Oct 2007, Lady Siesta wrote:
To: php-install@lists.php.net
From: Lady Siesta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subje
Dear people,
I've installed Apache Server 2.0.59 and PHP 5.2.4 in my PC (Windows XP).
And everything is good, phpinfo shows all the info, and my PHP scripts work
fine.
Everythings works fine BUT the following:
I have this html page with Ajax and a form that when submitted calls a PHP that
upda
Hi,
I am getting Floating Point exception, while starting Apache.
My Apache version 2.0.4.7
PHP- 5.2.4
I got this error, when i load libphp5.so through httpd.conf by
LoadModule php5_module /home/nprasanna/test/apache/modules/libphp5.so
But Apache get started with liibphp4.so. Do i need t
hi
your path of file is not a path WINDOWS
change your path of mouse.txt file for :
C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\var\www\hidden\mouse.txt
or if the path : /var/www/hidden is define in your php.ini the variable :
tmp_upload_file
change this variable for a windows path
under you find any variable def