Bob Hartung wrote:
Jasper
If if make a file containing only
<?php
phpinfo() ;
?>
I get what I expected.
If I make a file containing
<?php
phpinfo() ;
// Now a simple class and a call to the class
class Simple()
{
void __construct()
{
echo "In the constructor" ;
}
}
$newSimple = new Simple ;
?>
I get NO output or errors in the browser window. If I select "view
source" it returns:
<html><body></body><html>
Eh? Anyone with any other ideas
Tnx
Bob Hartung
Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
<snip all before.
How about <?php error_log('this should write to the file
var/log/php_errors'); echo 'a test to write to error log file'; ?>
Which should write to your error log file,php_errors, in the existing
directory "var/log". The browser should also render "a test to write to
error log file".
Have you tried changing the log file name to something else? I don't
think that php_errors is a key word, but you never know.
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