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
More likely than not you have notices/warnings turned off in your
php.ini file. Check
error_reporting = E_ALL
set. The problem with your test.php script is probably that you do not
have a proper closing tag. You said your script is:
when it should look more like:
The main difference here
If other extensions are loading, like php_curl or whatever, then I'm
assuming that your environment PATH is set to include c:\php. Other
than obvious permission issues, if you are running IIS, it wouldn't hurt
to make sure that the dll is allowed.
-Original Message-
From: David Felton [ma
Definitely check the phpinfo() to verify that your path to the php.ini
file is valid. PHP loads with default values in the event it cannot
find php.ini. In windows, it looks in C:\Windows as the default
directory. If, like me, you don't like moving your PHP files around,
then you will need to se
MS SQL "database type" not supported
I can't get MS SQL supported in my PHP installation.
I've just installed PHP BB (and I have tried their forums) and want to use
MS SQL, here's my setup
MS Win 2K SP4
Apache 2.0
