Re: php5.0.5 include() terminates script BUGBUGBUGBUG

thanks all for your help.. i have upgraded to php5.1.2 and the problem has resolved itself...as it stands for me php5.0.5 cannot handle multiple include statments.. regards alex "Jochem Maas" <jochem@iamjochem.com> wrote in message news:43D0F1E4.7020807@iamjochem.com... > David Hall wrote: >> Jochem Maas wrote: >> >>>> >>>> the first and second line you can alter it or just switch between >>>> pending if you want it to display the file or just to tell you if it >>>> exists or not.... so...applying this code just before my include >>>> statments all verifys ok....(thats the file exists) if i use line 1 >>>> nothing appears....it says the file exists according to line 2 yet it >>>> wont display....??? of course i REM either line out >>>> accordingly.....so...the register page starts with an include called >>>> session.php in that session.php i have another 3 includes... >>>> mailer.php,database.php and form.php each tested for line 2 and ok but >>>> not for line 1 nothing appears if i move that phpinfo.php file around >>>> into those directories(folders and subfolders) and test it then it ok's >>>> for line 1 i get a display and ok for line 2 too. but of course >>>> phpinfo.php when called doesnt have another include statement in it... >>>> i really cant explain it perhaps php 5.0.5 doesnt support multiple >>>> include statements....strange??? >>> >>> >>> thats just silly. >> >> >> it just isn't displaying errors, doing all this nonsense with file exists >> is a waste of time, just add two lines to the top of your script (that >> includes the file): >> >> error_reporting(E_ALL); >> ini_set('display_errors','on'); >> >> (or set these values in the php.ini if you have access to that) >> and look at what that tells you. You might not understand the error at >> first, but hopefully you will. My guess is that it will tell you it >> can't parse your included file. > > right - waste of time - not displaying errors. > I have documented a problem that has existed since php5beta3 - namely > under certain > conditions (only ever in big codebases in seems) a failed require > statement will NOT > GENERATE ANY ERRORS REGARDLESS OF THE RELATED INI SETTINGS AND CAUSE THE > ENGINE TO STOP PROCESSING. (you might guess that this problem is a little > annoying!) > > so the OP _may_ be a blithering idiot who hasn't turned on error reporting > to > full BUT there is a very good chance that php is borking on one of his > includes/requires > and crapping out WITHOUT any errors being reporting. > > so its seems like it should be nonsense but it reality there is a real > issue the OP > could walking into. > >> >> David Hall >>