[FX.php List] Problem with site on client's server

[Bob Patin]

Hi Steve,

Thanks for the info; I did find the setting for short tags in PHP,  
but since I always use <?php (except for the one I accidentally  
truncated), it's never been an issue.

I'll be sure, from now on, to be a little more careful about  
declaring variables; the one that got me was a counter variable that  
I didn't declare until further down the page, and its first mention  
was causing one of the errors.

Best,

Bob Patin
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On Oct 18, 2007, at 9:48 AM, Steve Winter wrote:

> Hi Bob,
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> Both of those things are php configuration things... not anything  
> to do with Mac/PC or v4/v5
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> Within the php.ini it’s possible to specify if you can use the  
> short tag <? In place of <?php and also what level of error  
> reporting is done...
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> It sounds like your development server is the most ‘relaxed’ about  
> things, ie, allow short tags, and doesn’t report notices, where as  
> the client’s server is the most uptight, and requires long tags and  
> reports notices...
>
> ...
>
> Personally I have deliberately set my development server up so that  
> it reports every type of error, and has the optional things, like  
> short tags, turned off, so that I can be reasonably confident that  
> a solution I develop will ‘work’ on pretty much any server...
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> Cheers
>
> Steve
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