I've just installed 2.02 on Linux. After decompressing files and copying them under Apache (which is already configured to use PHP), I go to: http://localhost/phpayv2/admin/
In the lefthand pane I get results that look like this: \n"; echo ""; echo "\n"; $setlang="?langID=$langID"; echo "$admin_0\n"; echo "$admin_1\n"; #echo "Hauptgruppe\n"; echo "$admin_2\n"; echo "$admin_3\n"; echo "$admin_4\n"; echo "$admin_4a\n"; echo "$admin_6\n"; echo "$admin_7\n"; echo "$admin_8\n"; echo "$admin_9\n"; echo "$admin_10\n"; echo "$admin_11\n"; echo "$admin_12\n"; echo "$admin_13\n"; echo "$admin_14\n"; echo "$admin_15\n"; echo "$admin_17\n"; echo "Monatsstatistik\n"; echo "Artikelstatistik\n"; echo " \n"; echo "$admin_19\n"; echo "\n
$admin_18 \n"; echo "
It is as if PHP is not processing script. However, simple PHP scripts in HTML display fine. Any suggestions?
Thanks from a newbie.
Yes: Enable 'short_open_tags' in php.ini Maybe /admin/nav.php only have <? to open PHP area and not <?php
Greetings, Andreas.
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I've just installed 2.02 on Linux. After decompressing files and copying them under Apache (which is already configured to use PHP), I go to:
http://localhost/phpayv2/admin/
In the lefthand pane I get results that look like this:
\n"; echo ""; echo "\n"; $setlang="?langID=$langID"; echo "$admin_0\n"; echo "$admin_1\n"; #echo "Hauptgruppe\n"; echo "$admin_2\n"; echo "$admin_3\n"; echo "$admin_4\n"; echo "$admin_4a\n"; echo "$admin_6\n"; echo "$admin_7\n"; echo "$admin_8\n"; echo "$admin_9\n"; echo "$admin_10\n"; echo "$admin_11\n"; echo "$admin_12\n"; echo "$admin_13\n"; echo "$admin_14\n"; echo "$admin_15\n"; echo "$admin_17\n"; echo "Monatsstatistik\n"; echo "Artikelstatistik\n"; echo " \n"; echo "$admin_19\n"; echo "\n
$admin_18 \n"; echo "
It is as if PHP is not processing script. However, simple PHP scripts in HTML display fine. Any suggestions?
Thanks from a newbie.
Yes: Enable 'short_open_tags' in php.ini
Maybe /admin/nav.php only have <? to open PHP area and not <?php
Greetings,
Andreas.