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orange22 #1
Problem Viewing index.php page
Hi
I am trying to view my index.php page which sits on my testing server
(apache), when I click f12, the page opens up in the browser but it is empty!
At the bottom left hand corner of the screen it also says "Done". Again (
this is not my day by the way) confused as to why the page's content does not
appear?
Any Ideas about what could have happened here?
Many thanks
david
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Joe Makowiec #2 Re: Problem Viewing index.php page
On 27 Apr 2005 in macromedia.dreamweaver.appdev, orange22 wrote:
Look at the code/source view in the browser; is it this:> I am trying to view my index.php page which sits on my testing
> server
> (apache), when I click f12, the page opens up in the browser but it
> is empty! At the bottom left hand corner of the screen it also says
> "Done". Again ( this is not my day by the way) confused as to why
> the page's content does not appear?
>
> Any Ideas about what could have happened here?
<html><body></body></html>
?
Also, the standard test: does a phpinfo page show?[1]
If so, then it's probably something small and picky, like failing to
terminate a line with a semicolon. Unfortunately, the only way I know of
offhand is to go through your code line by line until you find out where
the problem is.
[1] Copy the following:
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
into a text file called, say, phpinfo.php; upload it to the server and
surf to it.
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Joe Makowiec
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Email: [url]http://makowiec.net/email.php[/url]
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