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I (finally got it resolved. The problem was that I had outputted something before the download function. By moving the download function to a separate file, it worked!!!!
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And if I print out the value of $wasdownloaded then I get the correct file length.
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I get a "no error", so from the server side the download happened (is that true, by the way?). So what puzzles me is where does it go wrong then. On my side? And what could cause that?
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Changed the readfile() to : $wasdownloaded = readfile("TestFile.txt" If ($wasdownloaded) { echo "yes";} else { echo "no";} and I get a "yes" ??
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Tried that too. According to them nothing special from their side! Would you know why the content of the file echoes to the screen? Maybe the answer is in there somewhere
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It is hosted (GoDaddy), so pretty big and I cannot imagine it to be anything but standard (?).
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Thanks RiggsFolly. I changed all that but same result. Any other ideas? The issue about $File and $Filename is that at one stage (changing everything there was to changed I changed it all to "TestFile.txt"
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Below is the relevant code. On the wamp server it works fine (file downloaded), but on the actual server the content of the file is echoed to the screen (without a specific instruction) but the file is not downloaded. Can somebody help me? $FileName = $File; //"TestFile.txt"; Print ($FileName); $len = filesize($File); // Calculate File Size print ($l
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I got it to work! I changed the port in use by Skype (80) uninstalled and re-installed wampserver and "voilá". So my conclusion is: Changing the listen statement in Server Configuration doesn't work because Apache continuous to look for port 80 (eventvwr). Thank to all!
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OK, the following happened. I had uninstalled wampserver and reinstalled it. I theN changed the port to 8080 as above, but now apache does not want to start anymore. When I press "start nrvice" from services.msc I get an error: sERVICE SPECIFIC ERROR CODE 1
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Gulzar: That solves the apache issue, but not the blank screen!
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In the meantime, I did the following in reaction to the 2 other suggestions: I changed the port 80 to the port 8080 and indeed I got the apache running. However, when I run localhost, I get the same blank screen
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Thanks for having gotten back to me. Wampapache64 has not started
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you mean here?
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RiggsFolly: I did start a thread on my own (March 13) answered all the questions. but I am not any closer!
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Although the server shows online, localhost or 127.0.0.1 are not working; only a blank page appears Windows 7 64 bits Wampserver 2.5 64 bits Apache: 2.4.9 PHP: 5.5.12 MySQL: 5.6.17 Color: Orange (says online) Apache error log, MySQL error log and PHP error log: all empty Windows eventvwr: Does not show any name Appache Srevice or MySQL hosts shows: 127.0.0.1 localhost 127.0.0
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Although the server shows online, localhost or 127.0.0.1 are not working; only a blank page appears Windows 7 64 bits Wampserver 2.5 64 bits Apache: 2.4.9 PHP: 5.5.12 MySQL: 5.6.17 Color: Orange (says online) Apache error log, MySQL error log and PHP error log: all empty Windows eventvwr: Does not show any name Appache Srevice or MySQL hosts shows: 127.0.0.1 localh
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Clicking the icon (orange) should give me the an info screen for the localhost. However a blank screen appears. (windows 7 64 bits downloaded the VS2012 runtime x86 and 64 bits
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