php error

[thnet]

I have a site with simple php page:
http://alabanzayadoracion.org/preview.php which as you see gives error:
error makes no sense, since, @ line 55 - 62 is:

{
      echo "<img src='http://alabanzayadoracion.org/graphics/himn1.gif' border='0' />";
   }
   
   echo
?>
   <br>
   <br>

the nearest ; is line 56 --- line 60 is just a ?>

however, have same page on former server (xxdaddy)
and it runs fine on plesk with older ver. of php:
MAA Player - Ministerios Alabanza y Adoración - Cantad al Señor

hican cpanel server: 5.2.4 phpinfo()
nodaddy plesk server: 4.2.2 phpinfo()

Do I need to downgrade php, & if so, how? do I need to add edited php.ini to the domain?


Thanks...

[lnxcode]

Hey man,

What you should do is this:

How to: Change PHP Modes and Versions

That way you can downgrade, etc ... without causing issues.

[thnet]

Originally Posted by lnxcode

Hey man,

What you should do is this:

How to: Change PHP Modes and Versions

Hey Folks (one of those Sunday nights, so I decided to write a howto):

• Login to /whm
• Go to >> Service Configuration >> Configure PHP and SuExec
• Here you can change:
  • PHP Version: 4/5
  • PHP 5 Handler: DSO (Module), CGI, SuPHP, None
  • PHP 4 Hander: DSO (Module), CGI, SuPHP, None
  • Suexec: Yes / No
• Click: Save New Configuration

You're done! You can change versions in seconds, and be able to rock the world with your new PHP settings.
That way you can downgrade, etc ... without causing issues.

Is it wise to "down grade" -- what if another site needs the later version?
I read another faq to add entry to .htaccess for individual domain to change
php version.

[thnet]

Originally Posted by lnxcode

Hey man,

What you should do is this:

How to: Change PHP Modes and Versions

That way you can downgrade, etc ... without causing issues.Originally Posted by lnxcode
Hey man,

What you should do is this:

How to: Change PHP Modes and Versions

Hey Folks (one of those Sunday nights, so I decided to write a howto):
Login to /whm
Go to >> Service Configuration >> Configure PHP and SuExec
Here you can change:
PHP Version: 4/5
PHP 5 Handler: DSO (Module), CGI, SuPHP, None
PHP 4 Hander: DSO (Module), CGI, SuPHP, None
Suexec: Yes / No
Click: Save New Configuration
You're done! You can change versions in seconds, and be able to rock the world with your new PHP settings.
That way you can downgrade, etc ... without causing issues.

there are no such settings in my whm:
Login to /whm
Go to >> Service Configuration >> Configure PHP and SuExec

besides, Is it wise to "down grade" -- what if another site needs the later version?
I read another faq to add entry to .htaccess for individual domain to change
php version.

I'm not even certain that it is a version issue, perhaps, just a setting needs to be changed?

[lnxcode]

Yes, you can use this page to change the PHP versions that are running on your site. From PHP5 to PHP4 and Module (DSO) or CGI ... This you will have to play with until your scripts works.

For Godaddy.com its: DSO PHP4

[thnet]

Originally Posted by lnxcode

Yes, you can use this page to change the PHP versions that are running on your site. From PHP5 to PHP4 and Module (DSO) or CGI ... This you will have to play with until your scripts works.

For Godaddy.com its: DSO PHP4

there are no such settings in my whm:
Login to /whm
Go to >> Service Configuration >> Configure PHP and SuExec

[itwasntme]

Why downgrade?

You should just fix the code so you can run the newer versions of PHP.

It looks to me like you are just missing a semicolon. The code you showed should be:

{
      echo "<img src='http://alabanzayadoracion.org/graphics/himn1.gif' border='0' />";
   }
   
   echo "<br><br>";

with a semicolon after the second "echo". Or, if you just want to end your PHP and start with the HTML just remove the second "echo" altogether:

{
      echo "<img src='http://alabanzayadoracion.org/graphics/himn1.gif' border='0' />";
   }
?>
   <br>
   <br>

[Scott]

I dont know PHP too well, but I also noticed the error in the code with the standalone echo command.

[lnxcode]

Originally Posted by Scott

I dont know PHP too well, but I also noticed the error in the code with the standalone echo command.

By the sounds of it, PHP has reworked its PHP version 5 completely.

[Scott]

That's what I've been studying though, PHP5.