<?
include("$include_path/FastTemplate.php3");
$tpl = new FastTemplate("templates");
$tpl->no_strict();
can someone help me!! plz
there was no given error, it just said something that one of my coders typed in....so i got it to work and then i was trying to get the thumbnails to work and then next thing i know blank page....
www.photoblinger.com/old/index1.php and www.photoblinger.com/old/index2.php
<?php
ini_set("session.auto_start","1");
//echo("Working???");
require("./admin/config.php");
//echo("After config.php");
include("./include/common.php");
include("./include/blue.php");
include("./include/doc_head.php");
include("./include/styles.php");
thats just an example of what i saw
Isn't the syntax of include?
include "[i]filename[/i]"
Either syntax is fine.
I included a function file and got a blank page as a result. Turns out I'd declared the same function twice which caused the blank page, with no error or warning messages.
Just a thought...
Maybe problem is here:
at first line: start tag should be full: <?PHP or at second line.
<?[B]PHP[/B]
[B]include($include_path . "/FastTemplate.php3");[/B]
$tpl = new FastTemplate("templates");
$tpl->no_strict();
?>
I am facing the same issue. Please take a look at the following code snippets.
SearchForm.php displays correctly if I comment the statement "//require_once 'includes/MessageTransactionReportGenerator.php';". However, if I uncomment it, I get a blank page. No error, no warning. I have included a snippet from MessageTransactionReportGenerator.php below. Note that MessageTransactionReportGenerator also has "require_once 'includes/MessageType.php';" statement.
I havent figured out any solution for that.
I will post back, if I do.
<?php
//file Name : SearchForm.php
require_once 'includes/PossibleValuesFinder.php';
require_once 'includes/MessageType.php';
//require_once 'includes/MessageTransactionReportGenerator.php';
...
And MessageTransactionReportGenerator.php looks as follows:
<?php
//file name: MessageTransationReportGenerator/php
require_once "includes/QueryExecutor.php";
require_once "includes/MessageType.php";
...
i bet theres an error upon including a file, try using include instead of require coz when require encounters error, the script execution will stop and generate a fatal error, try reading this link for a much detail info http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_includes.asp
i bet theres an error upon including a file, try using include instead of require coz when require encounters error, the script execution will stop and generate a fatal error, try reading this link for a much detail info http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_includes.asp
Also, I hate to state the obvious, but are the includes in the the same directory as the calling script? Sometimes the stupidest things can make us crazy.
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