[TriLUG] PHP parsing problem

[Jason Tower]

that was my first thought as well, i was informed that the php tags cound be 
easily changed.  can you tell me what needs to change in php.ini to enable 
short tage?

On Friday 02 May 2003 11:36, Joseph Tate wrote:
> You've got short tags disabled on the new site.  Change the PHP script
> to read <?PHP echo "blah"?> and it'll work.  Make sure that none of your
> PHP files has <?, <% or <?= tags.  Only <?PHP or <?php tags will be
> accepted as valid PHP tags.  If you have access to the php.ini file you
> can change this behavior, but it's not recommended as XML files will be
> parsed as PHP if you turn short tags on.
>
> Jason Tower wrote:
> >i'm helping someone with some apache stuff, here's the problem:  <snip>
> >
> >>From a new install of PHP and Apache, we are having a problem where it
> >
> >appears that Apache is not parsing all of the PHP tags consistently.
> >
> >New site:  http://httpd.whoszat.com
> >Old site:  http://wz.host2k.com
> >
> >Click the following links to see what happens on each.
> >
> >        1. Click the "Login" button on the bottom left of the left-side
> > nav. Notice on the old site everything looks fine
> >                On the new site - the php tag itself is actually displayed
> > as a form value
> >
> >        2. From the main page, click the very bottom button, "Subscribe
> > Now" When you click it, you will see that one of the include files is
> > literally
> >included (the text of the file) and is not parsed at all.
> >
> >I think it is a simple config setting, but any help is much appreciated.
> >
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