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Posted by Si.W on 01/15/07 21:20
"Si.W" <swswsw@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> "Michael Austin" <maustin@firstdbasource.com> wrote in message
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>> Si.W wrote:
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>>> OK I've got Apache up and running also PHP and edited the httpd.conf and
>>> php.ini as recommended(by ricocheting.com).
>>> Problem is as soon as I have a single or double quote,all PHP after that
>>> just gets dumped to the browser even though I do of course close the
>>> quote.
>>> Anyone have any idea why?
>>> Thanks,Si.
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>> can you give us at least a "Hello World" example of the problem?
>>
>> create a file with just:
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>> <?php echo "Hello World<br>"; echo 'Hello World<br>'; ?>
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>> what is the result?
>>
>> If you view the source, you should get:
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>> Hello World<br>Hello World<br>
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>> --
>> Michael Austin
>> Database Consultant
>> Domain Registration and Linux/Windows Web Hosting Reseller
>> http://www.spacelots.com
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> Thanks Boss,
> Appreciate the 1st comment that I should go through the docs,but y'know
> it's a bit dispiriting.Tried the Hello World which showed that my first
> idea was wrong as the browser output was:
> "; echo 'Hello World
> '; ?> .
> Something's gone wrong,but I ain't sure what.Reinstalled once so I'll
> have to see what's what but any advice appreciated.
> Si.
>
OK seems to be a server config problem as I can see the php when I view
source.
Should be fun,my setup lines up with what the PHP docs tell me,so I'll have
to start looking at the Apache docs .. joy!
Thanks for help,Si.
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