It is a fresh install. I used an older version on other server and I'm changing sever and PGV version now.
I've downloaded zip file, unziped it and upload to webhosting server. PHP details: http://proste.pl/phpinfo5.html
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If your site is on a public server, then it can be accessed by everyone on the planet with an internet connection and the ability to use a search engine.
I don't understand what you hope to achieve by keeping the URL secret from the one or two people who might be able to help you.
It looks like your server isn't configured to pass .php files to the PHP interpreter, and they are being sent as plain text.
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Hi.
I'm getting strange error. Instead of install page (both 4.2.3 and 4.2.2) pieces of code are displayed such as:
Any ideas?
Could be corrupt files, wrong permissions, or almost anything.
Can you tell is a lot more please.
Is this a new install or upgrade?
What exactly did you do before getting to this point?
What is your set up - server, database, ver of PHP, etc etc.
Is this onto a web server, or desktop environment?
Thx for response.
It is a fresh install. I used an older version on other server and I'm changing sever and PGV version now.
I've downloaded zip file, unziped it and upload to webhosting server. PHP details: http://proste.pl/phpinfo5.html
The character before this code is a ">" (file=index.php).
This suggests that this file is corrupt, and that this is being recognised as the end of an html tag.
If not one of the application files, then a configuration/data file.
You are right. The code just before displayed text is:
">" is the first occurrence and is closing "<?php" code, but why? How to resolve it, that server will interprete this as method call?
Is the site public? What is the URL?
Sorry, but I'd rather keep URL private. I know that it is more difficult to resolve the problem this way, but it must be like this now.
Then look through the source of what you get. There will no doubt be clues there.
Greg's a great expert in this area, why not email him your url privately? You can contact him via his profile here.
Sorry - didn't mean to confuse - by 'Greg' I meant fisharebest
If your site is on a public server, then it can be accessed by everyone on the planet with an internet connection and the ability to use a search engine.
I don't understand what you hope to achieve by keeping the URL secret from the one or two people who might be able to help you.
It looks like your server isn't configured to pass .php files to the PHP interpreter, and they are being sent as plain text.
Problem resolved. There was:
in .htacces file few directories up.
Thx for help.