on 05-22-2007 7:23 AM
hi all
i'm using phpeclipse
when i run a code using web browser, browser crashes by giving error
"Referenced memory could not be read"
Plzz help me out
thanks
abhinav, with regards
hi
php version : 5.2.1
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hi Craig
i don't think echo has anything to with this problem
anyway when you do---- echo phpinfo(), a 1 will be echoed at the end of the page
which is return value of phpinfo
bye
abhinav
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hello anton
os: Win XP
browser tried: ie 6.0, mozilla firefox 5.0,
web server: apache 2.0
i am trying to run this script
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
bye
abhinav, with regards
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well,
doesn't seem to be browser specific then (btw, firefox 5.0 is pretty cool ) ).
I'd try to eliminate causes step by step:
1. commandline -> change to the script's directory and run path_to_php/php.exe scriptname -> should output a lot of HTML;
2. put the script in apache's document root, configure apache to use PHP, start apache, goto the browser and call http://localhost/(alias)/scriptname -> should show you some info on your PHP installation
3. goto PHPeclipse, configure PHP as interpreter, run the script -> should output a lot of HTML
4. configure PHPeclipse to call http://localhost/(alias)/scriptname as Run Action
just my 2 cents,
anton
hi,
how about giving us enough information to have a look at your problem, i.e. OS, browser type and version, webserver type and version any specialities of the script you try to run...
otherwise I think you won't get a useful answer since this is a common windows problem occuring due to a trilion of issues...
regards, anton
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