Hi Michael,

Thanks for your help. I had a look in my apache error_log. I also activated
E_ALL error verbosity. First PHP just could not find the class definition. I
copied the definition Filter.php to the right directory. Now I don't get the
resource not found anymore but I get a new errror.

The apache error_log says:

[Wed Sep 27 22:07:02 2006] [error] [client ...] PHP Fatal error:  Call to
undefined function ctype_alnum() in /srv/www/htdocs/lib/Zend/Filter.php on
line 127 ...

This call to ctype_alnum is done by Zend_Filter::isAlnum so it now finds the
class definition. It looks as if i don't have ctype support built in. The
PHP online manual tells me that since version 4.3.0 this should be built in.
I checked my version again, its 5.1.2 (not 5.1.6 as stated first). But still
no ctype support.

All other stuff (dispatching works fine on my webspace if I just comment out
the call to Zend_Filter::isAlnum()).

Regards,
Rolf





Michael Patrick-3 wrote:
> 
> rolfneumann2 wrote:
>> Zend_Filter::isRegex($something, $someexpresssion);
>> 
>> then PHP5.1.6 quits interpreting without giving me more details.
>> 
>> Does someone know this problem? How does the Framework find the
>> definition
>> of Zend_Filter::isRegex? Where does it look for?
>> 
>> Thanks very much for your help,
>> Rolf
> 
> Does your webhost give you access to the Apache error logs for your 
> virtual host?  You might find something in there.  Another option is to 
> make sure error messages are set to display with something like
> 
> error_reporting(E_ALL);
> 
> at the top of your code.
> 
>  From your e-mail it sounds like your code all works fine on your 
> Windows machine.  On the LAMP server does anything work?  Dispatching to 
> controllers, for example.  Is the structure on the LAMP server the same 
> file structure as on the Windows server?
> 
> If you are just calling Zend_Filter::isRegex without Zend::loadClass'ing 
>    Zend_Filter first then it wouldn't find it.  You might want to go 
> look up __autoload in the PHP manual.
> 
> 

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