Script Not Working?.
- Ensure ALL the required files are present and have been uploaded in ASCII mode, not BINARY.
- Ensure the file permissions have been correctly set, if required.
- Make sure that files with the extension ".php" are executed as PHP scripts. Some hosts require other extensions, such as ".php4" or ".php5". Your host
will be able to inform you of the correct extension to use for PHP scripts. Normally it's ".php". If your host insists on a different extension then
rename all your PHP scripts to use the required extension and then edit the scripts in Notepad, replacing any references to ".php" to the new extension.
- Make sure you're using your own domain name (or sub-domain) to access the script, not "yourdomain.com" which is simply used
as an example throughout this website.
- If you're running the script from a directory, make sure you've specified the path in your URL.
- If you're running the script from a directory that you've created, make sure you set the permission of the
directory to 755. If you don't know how to change permissions then see our Guides section for a tutorial.
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Still not working?
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- By default the scripts will not output error messages, for security reasons. You can change this by opening the
PHP script(s) in a text editor like Notepad. Look for the following line:
error_reporting(0);
Change it to:
//error_reporting(0);
Save the file and upload it again in ASCII mode. This will enable you to see any error messages that are generated. When the problem has been solved, do the reverse
of the above procedure.
- If you're getting a "permission denied" error then ensure the permissions of any ".txt" files associated with the PHP script you've uploaded are
set to 666.
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