[Updated 3/28/07] Just to verify...
When a white page is all that shows and html will display it is usually a pHp error, right? Permisssions (CHMOD) verified per docs and this forum.
The Host states pHp is fine, and the error is in the index.php that Serendiptity is creating... or is the database hosed?
The Host suggests there is a missing "?>" in many of the php files, but they don't exist in the last working backups I've got.
I've racked my head for several weeks now trying to figure it out. I appreciate any and all feedback and need a solution.
Thanks!
Bobasaur
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pHp error? or Database hosed?
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Re: pHp error? or Database hosed?
Hi!
Yes, blank pages usually mean fatal PHP errors. PHP can be configured to NOT display errors in web pages, that is usually the error why you see nothing at all. In that case, errors will be logged to the php error log and/or the apache errorlog.
Best regards,
Garvin
Yes, blank pages usually mean fatal PHP errors. PHP can be configured to NOT display errors in web pages, that is usually the error why you see nothing at all. In that case, errors will be logged to the php error log and/or the apache errorlog.
A closing "?>" is always optional for PHP. We removed it in most files to not have problems when people save these files with extra linebreaks.The Host suggests there is a missing "?>" in many of the php files, but they don't exist in the last working backups I've got.
Best regards,
Garvin
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Re: pHp error? or Database hosed?
Thanks Garvin! What it boils down to is the database is hosed then. Other php works like phpadmin, etc. I'll reinstall and backup from the rss feeds.garvinhicking wrote:Hi!
Yes, blank pages usually mean fatal PHP errors. PHP can be configured to NOT display errors in web pages, that is usually the error why you see nothing at all. In that case, errors will be logged to the php error log and/or the apache errorlog.
I appreciate the feedback,
Bobasaur