@hoopy
Yes, it seems that IIS doesn't log errors. I'm not really sure about this too.
@markus
I couldn't access specific elements as outline in php.net. I tried it several times. As far as the registry is concerned, I only added a key. I did not change anything. But...... Alas! I somehow stumbled into a solution accidentally.
Now, I'm not sure if this provides good info for everyone. This is kinda embarrassing too. You may want to check it out on your side as well.
If I understand it correctly, the 'php' after the '<?' at the start of the code is not necessary. I guess not for all circumstances. For some reason, I saw that I am missing the 'php' after the '<?' on the phpinfo.php code to display the phpinfo(). I always place it as a good programming practice. And when I typed it back, everything is fine now. I can see the phpinfo() again. If I remove it, the page will display blank again. Hmmm...
Now, I am pretty certain that if I did miss placing that 'php', how was I able to access it before the resolution of the GD functions issue. I couldn't have accidentally erased it. It was just yesterday. Dang! Now, I wouldn't know. Hehe..
My bad!
Oh! The gd_info() is still blank. So, we are now on the same track. Hehe..
Yes, it seems that IIS doesn't log errors. I'm not really sure about this too.
@markus
I couldn't access specific elements as outline in php.net. I tried it several times. As far as the registry is concerned, I only added a key. I did not change anything. But...... Alas! I somehow stumbled into a solution accidentally.
Now, I'm not sure if this provides good info for everyone. This is kinda embarrassing too. You may want to check it out on your side as well.
If I understand it correctly, the 'php' after the '<?' at the start of the code is not necessary. I guess not for all circumstances. For some reason, I saw that I am missing the 'php' after the '<?' on the phpinfo.php code to display the phpinfo(). I always place it as a good programming practice. And when I typed it back, everything is fine now. I can see the phpinfo() again. If I remove it, the page will display blank again. Hmmm...
Now, I am pretty certain that if I did miss placing that 'php', how was I able to access it before the resolution of the GD functions issue. I couldn't have accidentally erased it. It was just yesterday. Dang! Now, I wouldn't know. Hehe..
My bad!
Oh! The gd_info() is still blank. So, we are now on the same track. Hehe..
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