Thanks Massimo
Your suggestion helped. It was the Short Tag setting was turned off.
The only changed I made was to turn it on, and restart Apache. Voila and
there
is the PHP info page.
I can't remember seeing the any info in the directions about setting this
tag.
It seems to be omitted since i
Yes, the closing tag is optional and PHP tends to ignore additional
whitespace. HOWEVER, if you put white space in the middle of a token
(i.e. "? >" or "phpin fo();"), PHP will die.
-jim
-Original Message-
From: M. Sokolewicz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 3:0
"Howard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wrote in Notepad the script ,
> and saved the page as test.php
Try
This should work correctly. You used the "short open tags" syntax,
often disabled in your php.ini configuration;
is the most correct, *common* and portable syntax.
Best regards
--
Massim
actually, the closing tag is optional in php; it's not required(!) and
PHP also doesn't mind a ton of whitespaces, it ignores them
I would also suggest checking your display_errors value in your php.ini,
make sure it's On.
- tul
Howard wrote:
Error Reporting is set as you show.
I changed
