ID:               26618
 User updated by:  t dot steve at ariadne-quatra dot com
 Reported By:      t dot steve at ariadne-quatra dot com
 Status:           Open
 Bug Type:         IIS related
 Operating System: Windows 2000 server SP4
 PHP Version:      5CVS-2003-12-14
 New Comment:

IIS related bug? But all previous versions of PHP worked fine even with
the "ugly" ASP delimiters (<% %>) which I have top use. :( The problem
arose only as of version 5.x !


Previous Comments:
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[2003-12-16 03:09:58] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Don't bother with new reports. I don't really think this is any PHP bug
either, but I'll leave this open for now.
(It's some IIS bug, iirc, use Apache which works)



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[2003-12-16 03:04:33] t dot steve at ariadne-quatra dot com

YES, with conventional <?php ?> tags the includes work perfectly and
consistently! :)

However, this IS still a problem - I need to use the <% %> because of
the editor I must use (FP...)! ASP-style tags ARE - in theory -
supported, aren't they? (They are enabled in the INI file, and I have
been using them in all our sites for ages without any problems!)

So then the problem changes to ASP-style <% %> tags versus regular
<?php ?> tags... Do I have to open a new bug report, or just leave this
one open?

Thanks!

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[2003-12-16 02:48:32] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Try using the PHP tags, not those ugly ASP tags.
(<% %> -> <?php ?>)


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[2003-12-15 22:04:48] t dot steve at ariadne-quatra dot com

- No, I get no errors even after adding 'error_reporting(E_ALL);'.

- Yes, the same behaviour even if I use include() instead of
include_once().

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[2003-12-15 09:25:33] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Do you get any errors if you put 'error_reporting(E_ALL);' before the
include_once() line? 

Does this happen if you use include() ?


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