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Posted by Randell_D on 09/04/07 12:00
On Aug 29, 4:39 am, Good Man <he...@letsgo.com> wrote:
> Randell_D <fiprojects....@gmail.com> wrote in news:1188337851.279835.193380
> @r34g2000hsd.googlegroups.com:
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> > This is my last bit before I put my head down for the night... its
> > driving me crazy...
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> > My error log shows the following:
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> > [client x.x.x.x] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function
> > mysql_js_array() in /data/www/www.mydomain.moc/htdocs/register/
> > index.htm on line 106, referer:http://www.mydomain.moc/
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> > The thing is...
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> > # ls -ld /data/www/www.mydomain.moc/htdocs/register/index.htm
> > -rw-r--r-- 1 apache apache 5481 Aug 28 23:26 /data/www/
> >www.mydomain.moc/htdocs/register/index.htm
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> > How can this be?
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> Well, is the function mysql_js_array() defined somewhere?
Yes... it is contained within the include file... perhaps now you can
see my confusion!
I have given up for the moment as the access to the remote server is
slow making diagnosis, let alone a solution frustrating to find.
It is interesting to note that I
- have my local dev and remote prod server both configured similarly
(meaning same paths for apache/php/mysql and my document roots)
- unfortunately they don't use same versions of the middle ware
- after tinkering around and pulling my hair out I even took the easy
route more associated with microsoft boxes and rebooted but that
didn't help either.
My guess is my php.ini file has changed but I have no reason to
believe this is true (I am only one to have access). I'll check into
it further and see where it goes...
thanks
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