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Posted by Cyberwolf on 10/20/06 11:29
Daz wrote:
> Cyberwolf wrote:
> > Hi all
> >
> > I'm having a strange problem when upgrading the content management
> > system eZ publish from PHP 4.4 to PHP 5.1. Some cache files related to
> > i18n are included with the "include" function, but they are being
> > displayed to the user agent instead of being parsed by PHP. With PHP
> > 4.4 there was no problem.
> >
> > You can download a test script from:
> > http://blog.kristofcoomans.be/wp-content/uploads/test.tar
> >
> > Thanks for your help
> >
> > Cheers
> >
> > --
> >
> > Kristof
>
> Do any other php pages parse properly? If not, then it will most likely
> be a problem with your install and/or configuration. If you can parse
> some php pages, it might be worth checking your PHP 5 configuration,
> and then Apache's configuration if nothing jumps out at you in there.
>
Everything else works fine.
>
> Is there any particular reason you chose to go with PHP 5? I have heard
> of lots of people having problems with it, which is why I stay away
> from it. Well, until I understand it a bit better anyway...
>
> Would it not be appropriate to just stick with PHP 4?
>
A discussion about that goes beyond the scope of my question :-)
>
> It might also be worth checking that the correct modules have been
> added to Apache's enabled-modules folder. After which you would need to
> restart Apache for the change to take effect if you haven't done so
> already.
>
Thanks for your answer, but I'm quite familiar with PHP so it didn't
really bring me any closer to a solution.
A PHP guru please who can explain me what has changed between PHP 4 and
5 to make the file not being parsed as PHP anymore?
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