Hi, I need some clarification. I was testing the installation of PHP on a
test box and I am puzzled. I created two test files, one works and the other
does not. It seems to me that both should work. Here are the files:
The file that works is phptest.php
The file that does not work is prueba1.html
Thanks!!
Filename: prueba1.html
---------prueba1.html begins ------------
<html>
<head>
<title>Example</title>
</head>
<body>
<?php phpinfo() ; ?>
</body>
</html>
--------prueba1.html ends -----------
--------phptest.php begins ----------
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
--------phptest.php ends ------------
Full Version: newbie problems with phpinfo()
On Wed, 10 Sep 2003 12:12:35 -0500 in
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| Hi, I need some clarification. I was testing the installation of PHP on a test box and I am puzzled. I created two test files, one works and the other does not. It seems to me that both should work. Here are the files: The file that works is phptest.php The file that does not work is prueba1.html |
Are .html files configured to be parsed as PHP files? Doesn't sound like
it from here.
Regards,
Ian
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| The file that works is phptest.php The file that does not work is prueba1.html |
That's because the phpinfo() function creates the *entire* web page along
with all the headers and footers. prueba1.html has headers and footers
twice so some browsers won't show it (at least Opera however seems to be
tolerant for this error). <?php phpinfo(); ?> is really the only thing that
is needed. Just look at the source code of the phpinfo() page. You'll
notice that the doctype has been specified (XHTML 1.0 Transitional) and
that there are </body></html> tags at the end. :)
-Ville
I copied your code to a new file and called it 1.php
I then ran 1.php and it worked. You have not configured your system to
process html files as PHP. For now it would make more sense to rename the
file extension to PHP...
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I then ran 1.php and it worked. You have not configured your system to
process html files as PHP. For now it would make more sense to rename the
file extension to PHP...
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| Hi, I need some clarification. I was testing the installation of PHP on a test box and I am puzzled. I created two test files, one works and the other does not. It seems to me that both should work. Here are the files: The file that works is phptest.php The file that does not work is prueba1.html Thanks!! Filename: prueba1.html ---------prueba1.html begins ------------ <html <head <title>Example</title </head <body <?php phpinfo() ; ? </body </html --------prueba1.html ends ----------- --------phptest.php begins ---------- <?php phpinfo(); ? --------phptest.php ends ------------ |
In article <[Email Removed]>,
"Ian.H [dS]" <[Email Removed]> wrote:
: Are .html files configured to be parsed as PHP files? Doesn't sound like
: it from here.
Or to put it another way: if you need to execute php code, you need to
give the page it's on the .php extension.
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Looks like more of Texas to me.
.... Arizona, where the nights are warm and the roads are straight.
"Ian.H [dS]" <[Email Removed]> wrote:
: Are .html files configured to be parsed as PHP files? Doesn't sound like
: it from here.
Or to put it another way: if you need to execute php code, you need to
give the page it's on the .php extension.
--
Looks like more of Texas to me.
.... Arizona, where the nights are warm and the roads are straight.
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| In article <[Email Removed]>, "Ian.H [dS]" <[Email Removed]> wrote: : Are .html files configured to be parsed as PHP files? Doesn't sound like : it from here. Or to put it another way: if you need to execute php code, you need to give the page it's on the .php extension. |
How do I configure the .html to be parsed as PHP files? All the PHP manual
says about it is to add the LoadModule thing and the AddType
application/x-httpd-php .php thing.
I am going to the Apache manual and look it up, but I would appreciate some
hints. Thanks!
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| -- Looks like more of Texas to me. ... Arizona, where the nights are warm and the roads are straight. |
In article <[Email Removed]>,
"Pepebuho" <[Email Removed]> wrote:
: I am going to the Apache manual and look it up, but I would appreciate some
: hints. Thanks!
I don't run my own server, so I just name my files so PHP can find them.
--
Looks like more of Texas to me.
.... Arizona, where the nights are warm and the roads are straight.
"Pepebuho" <[Email Removed]> wrote:
: I am going to the Apache manual and look it up, but I would appreciate some
: hints. Thanks!
I don't run my own server, so I just name my files so PHP can find them.
--
Looks like more of Texas to me.
.... Arizona, where the nights are warm and the roads are straight.
If you don't have your own server, put this in an .htaccess file:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .html
and see if it works.
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AddType application/x-httpd-php .html
and see if it works.
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"Warren Oates" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... In article <[Email Removed]>, "Ian.H [dS]" <[Email Removed]> wrote: : Are .html files configured to be parsed as PHP files? Doesn't sound like : it from here. Or to put it another way: if you need to execute php code, you need to give the page it's on the .php extension. How do I configure the .html to be parsed as PHP files? All the PHP manual says about it is to add the LoadModule thing and the AddType application/x-httpd-php .php thing. I am going to the Apache manual and look it up, but I would appreciate some hints. Thanks! -- Looks like more of Texas to me. ... Arizona, where the nights are warm and the roads are straight. |
Please note that with this method all your html files will have to be phased
through php and will up your server load and response time.
-borgx
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through php and will up your server load and response time.
-borgx
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| If you don't have your own server, put this in an .htaccess file: AddType application/x-httpd-php .html and see if it works. "Pepebuho" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... "Warren Oates" <[Email Removed]> wrote in message news:[Email Removed]... In article <[Email Removed]>, "Ian.H [dS]" <[Email Removed]> wrote: : Are .html files configured to be parsed as PHP files? Doesn't sound like : it from here. Or to put it another way: if you need to execute php code, you need to give the page it's on the .php extension. How do I configure the .html to be parsed as PHP files? All the PHP manual says about it is to add the LoadModule thing and the AddType application/x-httpd-php .php thing. I am going to the Apache manual and look it up, but I would appreciate some hints. Thanks! -- Looks like more of Texas to me. ... Arizona, where the nights are warm and the roads are straight. |
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