Following the installation directions I uploaded the files, checked the file permissions, and then pointed my browser to the directory on the server. this is what comes up.
index.php: parse error, expecting `'('' on line 81
// -- include config file
There is no mention of this in the FAQ. Any suggestions?
--jon
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2004-03-15
Hello Jon,
This is a very strange error. I mean, I do know what it means and what the problem is but it sounds very unlogical. Can you check if the uploaded file is the same size as the original file?
If it is, please tell me which version you are running. So I can check out the offending file.
Regards,
Roland
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The size of index.php that I downloaded and uploaded to the web server is the same, 20,015. The version of GedView that I am using is, I think, the latest one, Version 2.65.3.
--jon
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The info page for my web service says they are running PHP 3.0.3. You might want to take a look at the section on PHP support, which describes the particular settings that they use for PHP based web services. (It will no doubt make a lot more sense to you than to me.)
Jon,
Can your web host upgrade versions of PHP?
have a look at: http://phpgedview.sourceforge.net/faq.html#_SERVER
Here is from the FAQ:
Notice: Undefined variable _SERVER
This means that you are running PhpGedView on an unsupported version of PHP. PhpGedView requires PHP version 4.1.0 or later. To fix this, you should first contact your web host and ask them to upgrade to a newer version of PHP.
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Following the installation directions I uploaded the files, checked the file permissions, and then pointed my browser to the directory on the server. this is what comes up.
index.php: parse error, expecting `'('' on line 81
// -- include config file
There is no mention of this in the FAQ. Any suggestions?
--jon
Hello Jon,
This is a very strange error. I mean, I do know what it means and what the problem is but it sounds very unlogical. Can you check if the uploaded file is the same size as the original file?
If it is, please tell me which version you are running. So I can check out the offending file.
Regards,
Roland
The size of index.php that I downloaded and uploaded to the web server is the same, 20,015. The version of GedView that I am using is, I think, the latest one, Version 2.65.3.
--jon
What version of PHP are you running?
--John
The info page for my web service says they are running PHP 3.0.3. You might want to take a look at the section on PHP support, which describes the particular settings that they use for PHP based web services. (It will no doubt make a lot more sense to you than to me.)
http://www.bigbiz.com/bigbiz/design.phtml
--jon
Jon,
Can your web host upgrade versions of PHP?
have a look at:
http://phpgedview.sourceforge.net/faq.html#_SERVER
Here is from the FAQ:
Notice: Undefined variable _SERVER
This means that you are running PhpGedView on an unsupported version of PHP. PhpGedView requires PHP version 4.1.0 or later. To fix this, you should first contact your web host and ask them to upgrade to a newer version of PHP.