2009-10-29, 21:58:18
n00dles101 Wrote:I do recall having a similar problem before on localhost when i used to start my PHP code with just "<?" instead of "<?php".This is often because we who run simple server software on our development computers don’t know about server configurations. PHP has to specifically be told to support the shorthand syntax. It is often one of the first things I check, whether the shorthand <? is enabled or not.
If you still have problems with this let me know, I can probably look up what it is that needs changing without to much problem.
Could this also be the problem people are having with localhost? That might be why not everyone has the problem, as the default settings differ between server packages.
“Don’t forget the important ˚ (not °) on the a,†says the Unicode lover.
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