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Problem with files moved to new server

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My service provider just moved my html and PHP files off the filemaker server. From what I have found so far I just need to add a line of code:

$fm->setProperty('hostspec', 'http://fm**.*****.net');

But it is not working. It serves up a blank page.

I'm also wondering if the FIlemaker require call needs to be adjusted:

require_once ('Filemaker.php');

These files began with the Filemaker Site assistant and I'm wondering if the fmview.php file is an issue also. It is referenced by a "require_once 'fmview.php';" call

My provider gave me 2 hours notice!! So my site is now dead!

First and foremost, ensure that php is actually correctly configured:

1) Create a new file "test.php" in your root directory and enter the following:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

If you get a whole bunch of stuff that's a good start. If they've moved all your stuff correctly then you shouldn't have any particular issues.

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Yes the PHP Info page loads OK. The file I have is not on my root. It is 1 level deep and the same locaton as all of my PHP files.

The filemaker server test passes the php test also

Okay two more guesses:

Something key for example Curl isn't enabled on that server. Try running the FMWebschool server test util: http://fmwebschool.com/frm/index.php?topic=840.0

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The provider forgot to move over some required files for PHP

Awesome provider eh?

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