php-windows Digest 1 May 2007 09:15:36 -0000 Issue 3212

Topics (messages 27783 through 27794):

Re: Referring URL
        27783 by: Mikael Grön

php win2003 - No input file specified.
        27784 by: Simeon Goranov
        27785 by: Jeremy O'Connor
        27786 by: bedul
        27787 by: Simeon Goranov
        27788 by: Mikael Grön
        27789 by: Simeon Goranov
        27790 by: Luis Moreira (ESI-GSQP)
        27791 by: Luis Moreira (ESI-GSQP)
        27792 by: Simeon Goranov
        27793 by: Luis Moreira (ESI-GSQP)

PHP Encoding Assistant (compile to  bytecode)
        27794 by: Roger Bennett

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--- Begin Message --- In your situation the iframe php page can find the loading page url in $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']; Note that this doesn't work if the user has disabled referrers, as can be done with the Web Developer Toolbar for Firefox amongst others.

Mike

Dale Attree skrev:
Hi,

Does anyone know how to get the URL of the main page that makes use of an
iframe to access another page?

Kind Regards,

Dale



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I have a strange problem with php , running on windows2003 with IIS.
PHP is installed like ISAPI and phpinfo runs well. The structure of the site is as well:

new site with document root: c:\web\project and url myproject.com
virtual directory with url myproject.com/subproject and index.php page in subproject directory.

When I open myproject.com/subproject  the index.php runs well but when I try
myproject/subproject/index.php I'm getting "No input file specified." under firefox.
Any ideas how to fix this one ?

Greetings,
s.g.

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You can't expect to leave out part of the URL (.com) and expect it to work. 
You have to specify the entire URL as: myproject.com/subproject (with the 
.com) or else http://localhost/subproject if you are opening the browser on 
the server.

--
Jeremy

"Simeon Goranov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message 
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I have a strange problem with php , running on windows2003 with IIS.
> PHP is installed like ISAPI and phpinfo runs well. The structure of the 
> site is as well:
>
> new site with document root: c:\web\project and url myproject.com
> virtual directory with url myproject.com/subproject  and index.php  page 
> in subproject directory.
>
> When I open myproject.com/subproject  the index.php runs well but when I 
> try
> myproject/subproject/index.php I'm getting "No input file specified." 
> under firefox.
> Any ideas how to fix this one ?
>
> Greetings,
> s.g. 

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are u sure index.php are the file?
probably other file?

fyi that a suggestion only
----- Original Message -----
From: "Simeon Goranov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2007 2:32 PM
Subject: [PHP-WIN] php win2003 - No input file specified.


> I have a strange problem with php , running on windows2003 with IIS.
> PHP is installed like ISAPI and phpinfo runs well. The structure of the
> site is as well:
>
> new site with document root: c:\web\project and url myproject.com
> virtual directory with url myproject.com/subproject  and index.php  page
> in subproject directory.
>
> When I open myproject.com/subproject  the index.php runs well but when I
try
> myproject/subproject/index.php I'm getting "No input file specified."
> under firefox.
> Any ideas how to fix this one ?
>
> Greetings,
> s.g.
>
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I'm sorry, I made a typo in mail writing.
Actually:

First time I'm opening myproject.com/subproject/ .. and it shows the index page Second time I just append index.php on the end so the url is: myproject.com/subproject/index.php

and the result is "No input file specified."

Greetings,
s.g.

Jeremy O'Connor написа:
You can't expect to leave out part of the URL (.com) and expect it to work. You have to specify the entire URL as: myproject.com/subproject (with the .com) or else http://localhost/subproject if you are opening the browser on the server.

--
Jeremy

"Simeon Goranov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a strange problem with php , running on windows2003 with IIS.
PHP is installed like ISAPI and phpinfo runs well. The structure of the site is as well:

new site with document root: c:\web\project and url myproject.com
virtual directory with url myproject.com/subproject and index.php page in subproject directory.

When I open myproject.com/subproject the index.php runs well but when I try myproject/subproject/index.php I'm getting "No input file specified." under firefox.
Any ideas how to fix this one ?

Greetings,
s.g.



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It sounds like your index file isn't index.php but some other file.

Mike


Simeon Goranov skrev:
I'm sorry, I made a typo in mail writing.
Actually:

First time I'm opening myproject.com/subproject/ .. and it shows the index page Second time I just append index.php on the end so the url is: myproject.com/subproject/index.php

and the result is "No input file specified."

Greetings,
s.g.

Jeremy O'Connor написа:
You can't expect to leave out part of the URL (.com) and expect it to work. You have to specify the entire URL as: myproject.com/subproject (with the .com) or else http://localhost/subproject if you are opening the browser on the server.

--
Jeremy

"Simeon Goranov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a strange problem with php , running on windows2003 with IIS.
PHP is installed like ISAPI and phpinfo runs well. The structure of the site is as well:

new site with document root: c:\web\project and url myproject.com
virtual directory with url myproject.com/subproject and index.php page in subproject directory.

When I open myproject.com/subproject the index.php runs well but when I try myproject/subproject/index.php I'm getting "No input file specified." under firefox.
Any ideas how to fix this one ?

Greetings,
s.g.




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I have only one file into the directory and it's index.php

Greetings,
s.g.

Mikael Gro"n <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" написа:
It sounds like your index file isn't index.php but some other file.

Mike


Simeon Goranov skrev:
I'm sorry, I made a typo in mail writing.
Actually:

First time I'm opening myproject.com/subproject/ .. and it shows the index page Second time I just append index.php on the end so the url is: myproject.com/subproject/index.php

and the result is "No input file specified."

Greetings,
s.g.

Jeremy O'Connor написа:
You can't expect to leave out part of the URL (.com) and expect it to work. You have to specify the entire URL as: myproject.com/subproject (with the .com) or else http://localhost/subproject if you are opening the browser on the server.

--
Jeremy

"Simeon Goranov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a strange problem with php , running on windows2003 with IIS.
PHP is installed like ISAPI and phpinfo runs well. The structure of the site is as well:

new site with document root: c:\web\project and url myproject.com
virtual directory with url myproject.com/subproject and index.php page in subproject directory.

When I open myproject.com/subproject the index.php runs well but when I try myproject/subproject/index.php I'm getting "No input file specified." under firefox.
Any ideas how to fix this one ?

Greetings,
s.g.





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It seems to me that you are opening a file within INDEX.PHP 
Does that file exist ?

-----Original Message-----
From: Simeon Goranov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: segunda-feira, 30 de Abril de 2007 12:54
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Re: php win2003 - No input file specified.

I have only one file into the directory and it's index.php

Greetings,
s.g.

Mikael Gro"n <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" написа:
> It sounds like your index file isn't index.php but some other file.
>
> Mike
>
>
> Simeon Goranov skrev:
>> I'm sorry, I made a typo in mail writing.
>> Actually:
>>
>> First time  I'm opening  myproject.com/subproject/  .. and it shows 
>> the index page
>> Second time I just append index.php on the end so the url is: 
>> myproject.com/subproject/index.php
>>
>> and the result is "No input file specified."
>>
>> Greetings,
>> s.g.
>>
>> Jeremy O'Connor написа:
>>> You can't expect to leave out part of the URL (.com) and expect it 
>>> to work. You have to specify the entire URL as: 
>>> myproject.com/subproject (with the .com) or else 
>>> http://localhost/subproject if you are opening the browser on the 
>>> server.
>>>
>>> -- 
>>> Jeremy
>>>
>>> "Simeon Goranov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message 
>>> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>>  
>>>> I have a strange problem with php , running on windows2003 with IIS.
>>>> PHP is installed like ISAPI and phpinfo runs well. The structure of 
>>>> the site is as well:
>>>>
>>>> new site with document root: c:\web\project and url myproject.com
>>>> virtual directory with url myproject.com/subproject  and index.php  
>>>> page in subproject directory.
>>>>
>>>> When I open myproject.com/subproject  the index.php runs well but 
>>>> when I try
>>>> myproject/subproject/index.php I'm getting "No input file 
>>>> specified." under firefox.
>>>> Any ideas how to fix this one ?
>>>>
>>>> Greetings,
>>>> s.g.     
>>>
>>>   
>>
>>
>

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Are you opening a file within INDEX.PHP ?
Does that file exist ?

-----Original Message-----
From: Simeon Goranov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: segunda-feira, 30 de Abril de 2007 12:30
To: Jeremy O'Connor
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Re: php win2003 - No input file specified.

I'm sorry, I made a typo in mail writing.
Actually:

First time  I'm opening  myproject.com/subproject/  .. and it shows the 
index page
Second time I just append index.php on the end so the url is: 
myproject.com/subproject/index.php

and the result is "No input file specified."

Greetings,
s.g.

Jeremy O'Connor написа:
> You can't expect to leave out part of the URL (.com) and expect it to
work. 
> You have to specify the entire URL as: myproject.com/subproject (with the 
> .com) or else http://localhost/subproject if you are opening the browser
on 
> the server.
>
> --
> Jeremy
>
> "Simeon Goranov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message 
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>   
>> I have a strange problem with php , running on windows2003 with IIS.
>> PHP is installed like ISAPI and phpinfo runs well. The structure of the 
>> site is as well:
>>
>> new site with document root: c:\web\project and url myproject.com
>> virtual directory with url myproject.com/subproject  and index.php  page 
>> in subproject directory.
>>
>> When I open myproject.com/subproject  the index.php runs well but when I 
>> try
>> myproject/subproject/index.php I'm getting "No input file specified." 
>> under firefox.
>> Any ideas how to fix this one ?
>>
>> Greetings,
>> s.g. 
>>     
>
>   

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What you mean with "opening", something like

..........
include("other_file.php");
..........

If yes .. Yep - I include files within index.php and I think that they exist, because the same project it's running well under apache on the same machine. It's strange beacuse the first time , when I open myproject.com/subproject/ the page is loaded - when I append index.php (which is the file) i'm getting the error ..

I made a simple test:
1. I moved the index.php to index.php.old
2. Create another index.php with phpinfo(); only  there
3. Create third file test.php with simple echp 'test'; there

When I try to open myproject.com/subproject/
php info page is loaded.
When I try to load myproject.com/subproject/index.php or myproject.com/subproject/test.php
i'm getting the same error:

No input file specified under firefox and 404 under IE

Greetings,
s.g.

Luis Moreira (ESI-GSQP) написа:
It seems to me that you are opening a file within INDEX.PHP Does that file exist ?

-----Original Message-----
From: Simeon Goranov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: segunda-feira, 30 de Abril de 2007 12:54
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Re: php win2003 - No input file specified.

I have only one file into the directory and it's index.php

Greetings,
s.g.

Mikael Gro"n <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" написа:
It sounds like your index file isn't index.php but some other file.

Mike


Simeon Goranov skrev:
I'm sorry, I made a typo in mail writing.
Actually:

First time I'm opening myproject.com/subproject/ .. and it shows the index page Second time I just append index.php on the end so the url is: myproject.com/subproject/index.php

and the result is "No input file specified."

Greetings,
s.g.

Jeremy O'Connor написа:
You can't expect to leave out part of the URL (.com) and expect it to work. You have to specify the entire URL as: myproject.com/subproject (with the .com) or else http://localhost/subproject if you are opening the browser on the server.

--
Jeremy

"Simeon Goranov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a strange problem with php , running on windows2003 with IIS.
PHP is installed like ISAPI and phpinfo runs well. The structure of the site is as well:

new site with document root: c:\web\project and url myproject.com
virtual directory with url myproject.com/subproject and index.php page in subproject directory.

When I open myproject.com/subproject the index.php runs well but when I try myproject/subproject/index.php I'm getting "No input file specified." under firefox.
Any ideas how to fix this one ?

Greetings,
s.g.



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I am not familiar with IIS or 2003, but if the PHP file runs fine, my
suggestion is for you to check the logs.

Both system and IIS.

Maybe there is a permission issue we are not aware of, that prevents files
from being read or executed.

 

 

From: Simeon Goranov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: segunda-feira, 30 de Abril de 2007 13:14
To: Luis Moreira (ESI-GSQP)
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Re: php win2003 - No input file specified.

 

What you mean with "opening", something like

..........
include("other_file.php");
..........

If yes .. Yep -  I include files within index.php and I think that they
exist, because the same project it's running well under apache on the same
machine. It's strange beacuse the first time , when I open
myproject.com/subproject/ the page is loaded - when I append index.php
(which is the file) i'm getting the error ..

I made a simple test:
1. I moved the index.php to index.php.old
2. Create another index.php with phpinfo(); only  there
3. Create third file test.php with simple echp 'test'; there

When I try to open myproject.com/subproject/ 
php info page is loaded.
When I try to load myproject.com/subproject/index.php or
myproject.com/subproject/test.php
i'm getting the same error:

No input file specified under firefox and 404 under IE

Greetings,
s.g.

Luis Moreira (ESI-GSQP) написа: 

It seems to me that you are opening a file within INDEX.PHP 
Does that file exist ?
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Simeon Goranov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: segunda-feira, 30 de Abril de 2007 12:54
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Re: php win2003 - No input file specified.
 
I have only one file into the directory and it's index.php
 
Greetings,
s.g.
 
Mikael Gro"n  <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" написа:
  

It sounds like your index file isn't index.php but some other file.
 
Mike
 
 
Simeon Goranov skrev:
    

I'm sorry, I made a typo in mail writing.
Actually:
 
First time  I'm opening  myproject.com/subproject/  .. and it shows 
the index page
Second time I just append index.php on the end so the url is: 
myproject.com/subproject/index.php
 
and the result is "No input file specified."
 
Greetings,
s.g.
 
Jeremy O'Connor написа:
      

You can't expect to leave out part of the URL (.com) and expect it 
to work. You have to specify the entire URL as: 
myproject.com/subproject (with the .com) or else 
http://localhost/subproject if you are opening the browser on the 
server.
 
-- 
Jeremy
 
"Simeon Goranov"  <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
in message 
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
        

I have a strange problem with php , running on windows2003 with IIS.
PHP is installed like ISAPI and phpinfo runs well. The structure of 
the site is as well:
 
new site with document root: c:\web\project and url myproject.com
virtual directory with url myproject.com/subproject  and index.php  
page in subproject directory.
 
When I open myproject.com/subproject  the index.php runs well but 
when I try
myproject/subproject/index.php I'm getting "No input file 
specified." under firefox.
Any ideas how to fix this one ?
 
Greetings,
s.g.     
          

  
        

 
      

 
  

 


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