I understand I was using virtual() for the wrong reason and from now on
I'll use include() or require(). However, I'm curious about a problem I
found.
I have a test server (Red Hat 7.3, Apache 1.3.23, PHP 4.1.2, Server API
Apache) where virtual() calls work in all cases. However, in the production
server (Red Hat 9, Apache 2.0.40, PHP 4.2.2, Server API Apache 2.0 Filter)
they work for all files except *.php ones. Whenever I use virtual() to
include a PHP file all output is lost and browser gets an empty page. I
just wonder why :-?
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-- Álvaro G. Vicario - Burgos, Spain
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I'll use include() or require(). However, I'm curious about a problem I
found.
I have a test server (Red Hat 7.3, Apache 1.3.23, PHP 4.1.2, Server API
Apache) where virtual() calls work in all cases. However, in the production
server (Red Hat 9, Apache 2.0.40, PHP 4.2.2, Server API Apache 2.0 Filter)
they work for all files except *.php ones. Whenever I use virtual() to
include a PHP file all output is lost and browser gets an empty page. I
just wonder why :-?
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-- Álvaro G. Vicario - Burgos, Spain
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