At the following address there are two links to two separate pages
http://www.rhodeisland-aa.org/ricsmeetings/index.htm
The pages are Test10 and Test20.
They are functionally and virtually the same (I think, newbie think)
The internals of Test20 are:
<html>
<head>
<title>RICS Test page 02 06/23/05</title>
<script language="php" type="text/php">
<!--
//-->
</script>
</head>
<body>Test Start >>>>
<script language="php">
$myvar = "Hello World 06/23/05";
echo $myvar;
</script>
<<<<Test End
</body>
</html>
Test20 does NOT work while Test10 does WORK (after a fashion).
Will someone please point out to me way Test20 does not work -- I can not
see it.
In advance thanks
Frank
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Full Version: Newbie Debugging Problem
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| At the following address there are two links to two separate pages http://www.rhodeisland-aa.org/ricsmeetings/index.htm The pages are Test10 and Test20. [...] Test20 does NOT work while Test10 does WORK (after a fashion). |
Looks like they both do not work. In both cases there's PHP source
sent to the client instead of being processed by PHP.
Are you sure there's PHP installed on www.rhodeisland-aa.org server
and that it's configured to treat *.htm files as PHP files.
Finally (when achieving the two above) you'll have to make sure
it's configured to treat <script language="PHP"> as PHP opening tag
(if you want to use it).
Hilarion
Hilarion wrote:
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| At the following address there are two links to two separate pages http://www.rhodeisland-aa.org/ricsmeetings/index.htm The pages are Test10 and Test20. [...] Test20 does NOT work while Test10 does WORK (after a fashion). Looks like they both do not work. In both cases there's PHP source sent to the client instead of being processed by PHP. Are you sure there's PHP installed on www.rhodeisland-aa.org server and that it's configured to treat *.htm files as PHP files. Finally (when achieving the two above) you'll have to make sure it's configured to treat <script language="PHP"> as PHP opening tag (if you want to use it). Hilarion |
It would probably be better to do things the normal way and use the PHP file
extension, and the standard PHP opening & closing tags <?php ?> or <? ?>
--
Tony Garcia
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