Include php

[SeaWolf]

Hi!

I've just sending my php file to the server and I don't know why but all my <? include ?> procedure don't work? Anyone know why?

Thanks,
SeaWolf

[till]

Please post one of the include statements here.

Do you use absolute or relative paths or a global include dir that must be set in php.ini? Are your includes compatible with php safemode, if not you must disable safemode in the settings of the web in ispconfig.

[SeaWolf]

Originally Posted by till

Please post one of the include statements here.
Do you use absolute or relative paths or a global include dir that must be set in php.ini?

Something like:

<table style="border:solid; border-width:1px; border-color:#000000" bgcolor="#FFFFFF" width="780" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" border="0" height="100%">
<tr height="203">
<td align="center" valign="top"><? include('top.php'); ?></td>
</tr>
</table>

all I see is my table black border.

Are your includes compatible with php safemode, if not you must disable safemode in the settings of the web in ispconfig.

How do I know if it's compatible? But anyway it doesn't work with safemode checked or not in ISPConfig.

SeaWolf

[SeaWolf]

I just checked in php.ini and found that Safe_mode = Off so I just put it On and now it's ok. Why in the ISPConfig when I checked it or not it doesn't work?

Thanks!
SeaWolf

[till]

The file top.php is in the same directory? If yes, i guess that PHP is not enabled at all.

The php checkbox is checked for this website and the "administrator" checkbox is checked for the user you used to upload the .php files?

If all this is true, please create a testfile, upload it to your website and name it test.php:

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

If you call the file in a browser, do you gat a large output which functions are enabled in php?

[till]

Originally Posted by SeaWolf

I just checked in php.ini and found that Safe_mode = Off so I just put it On and now it's ok. Why in the ISPConfig when I checked it or not it doesn't work?

Have you waited about a minute before you tested so ISPCOnfig has the time to rewrite the config files?

[SeaWolf]

Originally Posted by till

The file top.php is in the same directory? If yes, i guess that PHP is not enabled at all.

The php checkbox is checked for this website and the "administrator" checkbox is checked for the user you used to upload the .php files?

If all this is true, please create a testfile, upload it to your website and name it test.php:

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

If you call the file in a browser, do you gat a large output which functions are enabled in php?

Yes top.php is in the same directory. Yes the PHP checkbox and (safemode was) checked.

It's only php include commands.

If I type:
<? print 'Hello world!' ?>
I will see: Hello world

If I type:
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
I will see all that PHP and configurations stuff.

If I type:
<? include('top.php'); ?>

and top.php is in the same folder and looks like:
<? print 'Hello world' ?>
I will see a blank page.

That's why I'm confused.

All of this happen when Safe_mode = Off in php.ini
and Safe mode is checked or not in ISPConfig.

I just tried to put Safe_Mode = On in php.ini and uncheck Safe Mode in ISPConfig and it seems to work... ?!?!

SeaWolf

[till]

Hmmm, really strange behavoiur

[falko]

Can you try

PHP Code:

<? include('./top.php'); ?>

instead of

PHP Code:

<? include('top.php'); ?>

?

[SeaWolf]

Originally Posted by falko

Can you try

PHP Code:

<? include('./top.php'); ?>

instead of

PHP Code:

<? include('top.php'); ?>

?

Woooooarg!.. you're right.... why do I have to put ./ before?

So I have to choice to put ./ before
OR
Uncheck Safemode in ISPConfig control panel


SeaWolf