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roloss_valdes
I download the UCCASS from SourceForge.net and I create the data base and I did the manuall installation, I have all the tables and I put the user and password and the name of the database in the survey.ini.php

But I try to execute the application http://server/UCCASS/index.php I I got a blank page ..... I do not what to do ......

Thank you for your help .....

P.S. I read the other post but I did not get the solution ....
JHolmes763
View the source of the blank page; is there anything there?

If not, then PHP is creating an error, but display_errors is disabled. There should be an error log somewhere that PHP is writing to, though. If you can't find that, you can turn on display_errors in php.ini and try to determine where PHP is finding an error.

---John Holmes...
Anh Map
QUOTE(JHolmes763 @ Jul 16 2007, 08:58 PM) *

View the source of the blank page; is there anything there?

If not, then PHP is creating an error, but display_errors is disabled. There should be an error log somewhere that PHP is writing to, though. If you can't find that, you can turn on display_errors in php.ini and try to determine where PHP is finding an error.

---John Holmes...


I had the same problem. I set both display_errors and display_startup_errors on but I still get a blank page. I view source code but there is nothing.
This is the configuration:
- IIS (Windows server 2003 Ent)
- My SQL 5.0
- Php 5.2.3 (I can get info page when running phpinfo())
JHolmes763
QUOTE(Anh Map @ Jul 23 2007, 04:13 PM) *
- Php 5.2.3 (I can get info page when running phpinfo())
When you're viewing the phpinfo() page, what does it say in the first block for "path to ini file"? Is it just a path or does it have the actual php.ini file at the end? If it's just a path, then that's where php.ini should be, but PHP isn't finding it there and is relying on defaults. If php.ini is in the path, is that the file you edited?

---John Holmes...
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