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Posted by The Natural Philosopher on 08/31/07 20:48
Rabel wrote:
> On Aug 31, 2:16 pm, ELINTPimp <smsi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On Aug 31, 2:10 pm, Rabel <Ra...@Creativeness.com> wrote:
>>
>>> I am a beginner to php and our database person told me that I would
>>> have to run some commands on our linux vps before we have php
>>> installed completely but I just did a phpinfo() test and everything
>>> is coming up. But a ftp app that I am working on isnt showing anything
>>> - just a white page. So I am not sure if the problem is somewhere else
>>> or if its because php isnt installed completely. I also ran a
>>> $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']; script and that worked. So is there any
>>> way for me to check to see if its completely uploaded?
>>> Thanks,
>>> Randy
>> if phpinfo() is working, then PHP is good. Your DB guy probably means
>> you might have to recompile PHP to get the db adapter working, but
>> that's a guess.
>>
>> Make sure you have error reporting turned on, so you won't get a white
>> page if a fatal error occurs. Do this and hit refresh before going on
>> to my next comment:
>>
>> You need to post some code for us to tell you what is wrong with it. =)
>
> thanks pimp - Yeah I do have errors on but still nothing so I have to
> go over all the stuff with the ftp developer then to make sure its set
> up right. I dont even want to get you involved in that part theres to
> much to go over. Thanks again.
>
what I don't understand is how you can write an FTP app in php? Or why
you would want to, or what it would be expected to dipslay.
PHP is normally associated with a web server-side scripting system. Not
FTP..
On what is the 'white screen' displayed?
If you are actually truying to get php to work on a broser something like
<php?
echo ("<HTML><HEAD></HEAD><BODY>Hello world</BODY></HTML>");
?>
saved as e.g. test.php and invoke as http://myserver/test.php should at
least tell you that you have a php enabled web server..
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