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PHP Site Assistant - Empty Pages

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I am investigating the PHP Site Assistant. After created, without an error a site and placed in the webserver/documents folder, when I look up the index.html page in the web browser, it loads but it is empty. The php files all seem to have the right code (they are not empty files). I checked the php connection and php sees the db that I am looking for with the right layouts so I deduce that there is no problem there.

I already have a php page being fed from the same FMSA and it works fine. There fore I can deduce that I have do have php.

My problem arrives when I use the test IWP & PHP page. IWP returns a Forbidden, you do not have authorization to access this server & php shows up an empty white page. Test XSLT works fine. Does anyone have any idea what I am doing wrong?

You may want to turn PHP error reporting all the way up so you can see if any errors are being reported.

Add the following snippet of code to the top of your php page.


// Report all errors

error_reporting(E_ALL);



//Ensure errors are reported to brwser

ini_set('display_errors',1);



ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL);

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Thank you. I copy the code to the top of the file but nothing comes back. Not even an error. A blank page. On top of that, I can see that there is colour in the php files when I open them in text editor. Any other ideas?

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