Re: Help! Blank Screen Only, with DB_DataObjects

On Tue, 01 Mar 2005 07:23:40 -0800, dmartin-pear@mailblocks.com <dmartin-pear@mailblocks.com> wrote: > >> I did find something about define('DB_DATAOBJECT_NO_OVERLOAD', 1); > >> so I tried that (before any DAOs were included), but it made no > difference. > > > Are you sure this is before the *first* require of DB/DataObject.php? > > Yes. > Can you tell me why some docs say to set it to 1, and others say to set > it to 0? As long as it's defined it doesn't matter what it is. Some people say 1, the DB_DO docs say 0 and sometimes I say true. It all works the same. > > > What exactly are the PHP versions (4.3.x isn't enough)? > > my windows box = 4.3.3 > hosting linux box = 4.3.10 Yep, that's it. 4.3.10 has major issues with overloading. Don't *ever* use overloading with PHP4. It *will* cause you untold amounts of grief. Make sure that define is before the very first require of DB/DataObject.php > > > Are you using mysql or mysqli? > > mysql > hosting doesn't have mysqli, i don't think > > > Are you using any mysql 4.1 features that mysql 4.0 doesn't have? > > Not to my knowledge, but it sure feels that way. > Is there any way to test that? > > > Have you asked the hosting company to check their web server logs for > crashes? > > They gave me shell access. The server had to be restarted once last > night, and mysql crashed once (when i was hitting my page). > > >> Have you asked the hosting company to check their web server logs > for crashes? > > > Markus said: I've encountered exactly the same behaviour yesterday. > It *is* the overload crap. > > Again. I really don't know why DB_DATAOBJECT_NO_OVERLOAD doesn't > default to 1 when PHP4 is running. > > I'll go read all the overload docs and see if I can do anything more > about it. > -- Justin Patrin