Hi Johari,

When developing, you should turn the error reporting of PHP to E_ALL
in php.ini, so that it will tell you exactly what's wrong instead of a
blank page. E.g.: instead of a blank page, it would tell you which
line is causing the error.

I would recommend that you use something like "Eclipse PDT" instead of
Notepad++, because the editor will let you know as you type if you for
example miss a semicolon.

Kind Regards,

Sid

On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 9:47 AM, Johari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm still new to this forum. Currently I'm at final Semester in CPIT doing
> Grad Dip in ICT. My project is to build an e-commerce website and I have
> done the E-R diagram, Data Dictionary, etc for the database. I was given a
> space at Techlabs Server and I had created a database tables and inserted
> sample data. I had finished testing all type of SQL queries needed and
> tested directly with the MySQL Database Server. It's all fine even though I
> had few difficulties at first.
>
> The "real" problem started when I used PHP to communicate with the MySQL
> Server. When I uploaded my finished "test" version and run it in my browser,
> I get a blank page - obviously it's not running as expected, and I didn't
> know what's wrong with my code. I use Notepad++ to configure the codes.
>
> Therefore, I had to re-code again.... and check my codes line by line
> comparing to the working codes just to find out what had went wrong. Then I
> found out that I missed the (;) in one of the codes. This problems, took me
> 1 1/2 days. That's a setback since I was thinking to write the PHP codes and
> upload it to the server bit by bit. Now maybe I have to do everything
> locally, and only upload the final one. But I also want to make sure that it
> will work with the server (as part of my QA plan).
>
> I have read few books and I was told how to write a good code, but not
> really how to write it efficiently... so, while I'm still googling around to
> find an efficient way to write a good code, can anyone can give me some
> advise based on your experience dealing with PHP horrors?
>
> Thank you very much for your time.
>
> Johari
>
> >
>



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