#42103 [Bgs]: Short open tags not work in php5.2.0 and not in php5.2.3
| From: | lhanson at clarifysolutions dot co dot uk | Date: | Wed, 25 Jul 2007 14:34:47 +0000 |
| Subject: | #42103 [Bgs]: Short open tags not work in php5.2.0 and not in php5.2.3 | ||
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ID: 42103
User updated by: lhanson at clarifysolutions dot co dot uk
Reported By: lhanson at clarifysolutions dot co dot uk
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: CGI related
Operating System: windows xp/2000
PHP Version: 5.2.3
New Comment:
I've checked in the my server setup and it is definitely using the ini
file that it should be! Got a feeling when running php.exe under CLI it
uses another INI file (or something similar) as the script works
perfectly when browsed to.
I've tried the same script across two different instances of apache
php. It works fine in 5.2.0 from a browser and from CLI but with 5.2.3
it works in the browser but not from the CLI.
It is the CLI I wanted to get working.. as it is a backup script. I
managed to solve the problem by making the script start with <?php
rather than <?.... any other ideas... or knowledge of why a script would
run in the browser yet not under the CLI?!
Thank you for your time
Lee
Previous Comments:
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[2007-07-25 14:24:33] jani@php.net
They work just fine here. Check your php.ini settings and that it's
actually been read by PHP. You can check it in phpinfo() section where
it says what, if any, php.ini was actually loaded.
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[2007-07-25 13:34:37] lhanson at clarifysolutions dot co dot uk
Description:
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It appears that there is a problem when attempting execute a script
from the command line. If the script has Short open tags "<?" instead of
"<?php" php.exe does not seem to recognise that we are starting php
code.
I tried to tell php.exe to use a specific ini file (with the -c switch)
that had open short tags enabled. However no avail. It also took me
quite a long time to realise that it was the tags that was causing me
the issue.
I am wondering what the reasons would be for removing the acceptance of
short tags from the command line interface...
If you have any answers on this please do get in contact
Reproduce code:
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<?
$i = 10
echo 'im being displayed in the cli. i = '.$i
?>
Expected result:
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im being displayed in the cli. i = 10
Actual result:
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<?
$i = 10
echo 'im being displayed in the cli. i = '.$i
?>
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