Re: IE Page Freezes
From: Ron (xxx_at_xxx.com)
Date: 09/19/04
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Date: Sun, 19 Sep 2004 18:57:17 +0100
"Gary G" <garygeorge@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I am about ready to pull my hair out... I have a website
> (www.sharesomething.com) that I have built in Dreamweaver with Mysql
> and PHP. Most bug and issues have been pretty straight forward,
> but... As I have uploaded the file to my hosting company (Globat) I
> have a new issue that does not show up on my PC when testing. When I
> submit my login\logout script the page is suppose to refresh
> reflecting that the user is either logged in or logged out. When this
> refresh occurs the page stops rendering at the point where my script
> code exist. You can go to sharesomething.com and try for yourself
> (login:test pw:test). I have tried it on 3 different computers using
> ie with the same results.
>
> I have tried putting the authentication code in include()'s and
> directly in the pages, but still the same problem. I have even messed
> around with the output buffering, but it does not seem to solve the
> problem.
Gary,
Can I take it that the fault is constant and repeatable on the ISP's box ?.
If so I recommend adding the line
error_reporting(E_ALL);
at the head of each file this will throw error messages to the screen if
anything is amiss.
I also note you have include statements can you change them to 'require' .
These will throw errors when the required files are missing (includes fail
silently).
What I suspect is that as you have tested under windows which is not case
sensitive, your ISP's box will probably be a 'nix box and case sensitive.
If any file name cases got changed in the upload that would cause this type
of problem.
Replace error_reporting(E_ALL) with error_reporting(0) to suppress all
errors when all the gremlins have been removed.
HTH, Cheers
Ron
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