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PHP question...
Just rebooted a server of our's and now when I parse a PHP echo command: instead of displaying the code I pass to the document via the URL, the document says the word "valid" where the parsed code is suppose to be.
Any ideas? |
Your PHP echo is valid :)
Did you change something before reboot? the reboot itself does not affect the PHP, so it's a problem in your Apache+PHP config, unless you have some script that reloads and remakes libraries on reboot. make test.php file with this contents: PHP Code:
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Hi PowerCum,
Thanks for the response. After struggling for hours last night, I realized it's a browser issue? More specifically a cookie issue. In other words, no one else sees the problem but me. I'm going to clear my cookies and see what happens...I think this could be a password sentry issue. |
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