WampServer

Hello.

Sorry for my english, I from Poland

I download and install WAMPSERVER - Cool! But, I upload all my scripts to "www" folder's. And my script's doesn't work - in 'see source' i see my PHP script's - my php script's doesn't parse'ing But phpMyAdmin and Index site (http://localhost) working..

Help me, please.

Hi, this is a short_open_tags issue.

Romain

No, no.
I use <?php and I know what is 'short_open_tags'.
Help me
P.S I install add-on php4 - it doesn't work the same as php5 :/
I look on Apache and PHP log's - nothing interesting :/

I'm having the same problem...

I ran a simple script such as...

<?
echo "hello";
?>

and it send me to a blank page on localhost and i click to view the source and it shows me my php code...

Yes.. help us..

I am also having the same problem.
Fresh System Just reloaded.

Cheers

I have same problem . could any one tell me how to fix it ?Thanks

Hi Guys

I Found the solution to my dilemmas which was once again the short tag issue.

instead of

<?
?>

it has to be

<?php
?>


Cheers

... Okay guys check your configurations for your server, thats all i can say. I have never been in this situation, so i can't exactly say.. But reinstall maybe and put in settings that you will remember perfectly, then double checked you are using the right directory.. Also the only thing i can think of is you have a defective php sevrer, your computer is infected and blocking the php source files, or your apache is offline..

just check the format in which you save the php files. It should not be in unicode

damn spammers

RealNubSlayer wrote:

> blocking the php source files, or your apache is offline..

I have the same problem and I'm sure that my apache isn't offline. Also, the probability of infection is extremely small since XP is reinstalled few days ago.

I have wampserver 5.1.6.1

Did anyone solved that problem? Are there anything new? I'm desperate...

as someone mentioned, it has something to do with the PHP.INI configuration.
I had the same issue.

when you code, if your code starts with <? codehere instead of <?php you need to edit the PHP.INI file.

If you have the wamp spedometer open at the bottom, click on there once and go to config files. Click on the PHP.INI menu option.

Go down to short_open_tag on line 81

If it is set to Off set it to On, save the file and restart the servers ( click on the wamp speedometer, click on restart all services )

Once thats done, your PHP Files should parse fine.

that works fine if developing locally, but if you are going to upload your scripts to a webhost after you develop them on your WAMP server, you need to make sure you do not use ASP style tags. Most hosts have ASP style tags disabled in their php.ini.

I've got the same problem - not parsing php files. I'm using the full correct tags <?php ... ?>. Even so I modified my config file to allow short tags. That didn't work either. This problem only cropped up when I upgraded to the latest version 1.6.1. It's got to be a configuration issue, but I'm not sure of what needs to be changed.

Make sure you are putting your php and html files in the www folder or the php scripts will not be parsed, and not display or work.

Also make any file that has php code in it has php extention, not a html or htm extension, or the php code will not be parsed.

Hi all,

Have you got any luck? I am also having hte same problem.

I have tried both styles <?php ..?> and <?...?>

It opens only blanck page.

I have just written:

<?
phpinfo();
?>

please help.

Thank you



..: Y@trik :..

In another thread I mentioned that my problem was that I was opening my php file in my browser as a stand alone file and not through the Apache web server.

I've found that an idiot proof (for me) way of testing my php files is to put them in a subfolder to the wamp www folder. That way when I bring up the local host from the tray icon I see my folder under projects.

I click on my project folder and it shows me a list of the files I'm testing. Click on the file and I'm assured that Apache will parse the file.

make sure you always access your php and html files with your web browser using [localhost] and not c:\wamp\www, or they will not get parced by apache.

Thanks guys!

Actually i have put space betwwen ? and php that was the reason which i found finally.(SOooooo quickly )

thanks anyway for help.
take care,



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