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Topic: Basic PHP Troubleshooting |
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Steffen Moderator
Joined: 15 Oct 2005 Posts: 3094 Location: Hilversum, NL, EU
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Posted: Sat 12 Apr '08 17:34 Post subject: Basic PHP Troubleshooting |
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Basic PHP Troubleshooting:
►When Apache IS NOT processing PHP script, you will usually get a dialog box asking to save the file or which application to use to open. This is usually caused by a missing or inappropriate handler (i.e. - php5apache2_2.dll).
►Another problem is that people many times use OLD PHP script that uses 'short tags'. That is when the PHP declarative starts with <?. Since at least PHP 4, the default for opening PHP script has been <?php. If you are using script with short tags, then you can do one of two things. Either change ALL of your opening tags to <?php, or edit you PHP.INI file changing short_open_tag to ON.
►The 'blank page' behavior is caused an error in your PHP script. The reason for the blank page is because display_errors directive is set to OFF by default. If you set display_errors to ON errors will be displayed in the browser. However, it is not considered safe to do so except on well tested code since certain things can be revealed that you might no want revealed. I suggest setting the ERRORS section of the PHP.INI to something similar to this:
log_errors = On
error_log = "C:/php5/error.log"
Everything else set to defaults. You will still get a blank page, but when you do you can open the error log to see what happened.
►When the script is being displayed in the browser instead of actually processing the script, this is usually caused by the PHP file not having a PHP extension. Example:
phpfile.html
or
phpfile.php.txt
or
phpfile.txt
PHP files should have .php as the extension. Such as phpfile.php
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