Hi, I’m pretty sure this is something stupid on my behalf, but I’m having one of those days where my brain’s just not up to things.
I have a page I’m working on when published as php is blank, but as html I can see fine (albeit with the php error messages). I’m using WebYep, hence the php suffix.
I now generally preview locally using MAMP, but this was also showing up blank, so uploaded to the link just in case it was a problem with MAMP on my mac, but same thing - white page. Being in a subfolder isn’t the online problem here, it’s worked many times previously.
I’ve added the WebYep init, saved as php, called it index.php, the only actions I’m using are various WebYep bits, Anti Spam and CSS3 round corners, so now at a loss as to what it might be. You can look online, but there’s not a lot to see!
As usual, thanks in advance and any help appreciated.
Hi Trevor I sent your artwork back to you which should now work…
There is some sort of conflict with the loop start as an inline item on this specific artwork… so get around this problem: remove the inline WebYep loopstart and then apply the loopstart to the actual container.
That turns all the scary warnings on so you can find and fix the syntax error. If you still don’t see anything, then you do have a frank error that is causing the script not to compile. To figure those out, I recommend a text editor like TextMate which can run a php debugger directly.
Walter
On Mar 27, 2013, at 3:42 PM, DeltaDave wrote:
Unfortunately your php page has no content that we can inspect via Dev Tools
Walter, Dave, Max, thanks very much for your replies.
Max has very kindly had a look at my site and mentioned that there was a problem with the WY loopstart and supplied me with a revised file I’ll be looking at today.
Thanks again all.
Trev
On 27 Mar 2013, at 20:19, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
Add these two lines using a text editor to the top of the PHP page (just after the opening <?php line), and upload to your server:
That turns all the scary warnings on so you can find and fix the syntax error. If you still don’t see anything, then you do have a frank error that is causing the script not to compile. To figure those out, I recommend a text editor like TextMate which can run a php debugger directly.