Posted by Hilarion on 09/13/05 13:43

> Let me explain it fully we have a FTP site on which our this php code
> goes, any machine (client) can access the page by using the browser
> (most probably IE) as for now i got this same script working for our
> local server but after uploading same code to FTP site it shows up
> nothing. Even after error_reporting( E_ALL ); code is not showin a
> single error message. It does nothing. As the client host machine is
> simplie client running internet explorer 'c:\temp' is a normal
> directory on client side is it accessible to our script?


I assume the FTP server you are writing about is a webserver to which
you upload scripts and HTML documents by FTP. If it's not your webserver
then you probably will have no access to C:\TEMP (unless it's defined
as temporary directory for PHP or something like that or even the
directory does not exist there because it's some Linux server). If you
want the script to access the folder on the machine which runs the
webbrowser (for example IE), then you can't (script runs on webserver,
not in the browser).

Going back to the error messages: if nothing is shown in the browser
when accessing the script, then try checking what is the generated
page source ("View" -> "Source" in IE).


Hilarion

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