On Tue, August 15, 2006 2:27 pm, Jochem Maas wrote:
the error is this:
PHP Fatal error: Exception thrown without a stack frame in Unknown
on line 0
I've seen messages like this in evaled code.
I think I also saw something like this that was something really sick
in the guts of PHP
Hi Angelo,
This simply means that the redirection keeps going, like so:
foo.php
?php
header('Location: /bar.php');
?
bar.php
?php
header('Location /foo.php');
?
Check the logic in your application that decides if the user gets
redirected and make sure you're not making any incorrect
Angelo Zanetti wrote:
Hi guys.
Been working on my site and then been trying to navigate through it, the
once page redirects to another.
then all of a sudden I get this weird popup (in mozilla) Redirection
limit for this URL exceeded. Unable to load requested page
Also IE seems to timeout.
Check your http access file to verify what david and jochem have said, you
should see lines upon lines of access for the pages in question.
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Angelo Zanetti wrote:
Hi guys.
Been working on my site and then been trying to
Thanks for your help guys... I can't seem to locate the culprut though...
here is my line of code it refers to:
echo
/tr.$nav_bar_end;
all it does is close a table though... i hate to blame this error on
the PHP processor... but I am
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 17:04:06 -0500, Joe Harman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey has anyone had an error like this one? and have a solution
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Warning: Unexpected character in input: '' (ASCII=1) state=1 in
**/_eid_page_functions.php on line
173
Joe Harman wrote:
Hey has anyone had an error like this one? and have a solution
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Warning: Unexpected character in input: '' (ASCII=1) state=1 in
**/_eid_page_functions.php on line
173
it appears to be very random...
I have had similar problems in the past Angelo and viewing the source of the
HTML file usually helps identify and localise the problematic line.
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John Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
Hi,
Well I had to basically reconstruct my Javascript file by uncommenting
a function and testing that it didnt give an error. I eventually found a
small error. It was a really long process and the line numbers in the
errrors didnt help.
So, thanks to those that contributed anyway.
Angelo
Angelo Zanetti wrote:
I have been working on a pretty big project over the last couple of
months and then all of a sudden I started getting errors in my browser,
the error in the bottom left corner with the yellow icon. anyway Im not
sure what causes these errors. It says that it expects a ) on
yes but even If I take the page source, its not anywhere near 597 lines
long...any other ideas? Sorry forgot to mention it in initial post.
John Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/11/2004 12:44:25 PM
Angelo Zanetti wrote:
I have been working on a pretty big project over the last couple of
months
Angelo Zanetti wrote:
yes but even If I take the page source, its not anywhere near 597 lines
long...any other ideas? Sorry forgot to mention it in initial post.
Do you have a URL? It's a Javascript error, either way.
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Please do not top post.
On Wednesday 11 August 2004 19:03, Angelo Zanetti wrote:
yes but even If I take the page source, its not anywhere near 597 lines
long...any other ideas? Sorry forgot to mention it in initial post.
Depending on your browser and how you view the source the line reported
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 13:03:23 +0200, Angelo Zanetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes but even If I take the page source, its not anywhere near 597 lines
long...any other ideas? Sorry forgot to mention it in initial post.
How long is the JavaScript file? Look at line 597 in that file. If
that also
Better if you use $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] and so on...
pagongski wrote:
Hi guys,
I recently installed easy-php on my laptop so i could work on
the go without having to upload my scripts to the server to test them
out. The problem is that when i tried one of my scripts on it, i
From: pagongski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Notice: Use of undefined constant REMOTE_ADDR - assumed
'REMOTE_ADDR' in c:\win2kapp\easyphp1-7\www\index.php on line 35
Notice: Undefined variable: HTTP_REFERER in .
I have register globals on. (was off so i turned them on
John W. Holmes wrote:
From: pagongski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Notice: Use of undefined constant REMOTE_ADDR - assumed
'REMOTE_ADDR' in c:\win2kapp\easyphp1-7\www\index.php on line 35
Notice: Undefined variable: HTTP_REFERER in .
I have register globals on. (was off so i
On 03 June 2004 15:52, pagongski wrote:
Hi guys,
I recently installed easy-php on my laptop so i
could work on the
go without having to upload my scripts to the server to test them
out. The problem is that when i tried one of my scripts on it, i get
some weird errors,
From: Marek Kilimajer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The second error shows you did not turn on register globals. Look at a
phpinfo() page to confirm you edited the right php.ini. You must restart
your webserver after the change, also.
Or he typed the url into the location bar, or selected a bookmark,
I notice you're incrementing the row offset. You shouldn't use
mysql_result() to extract multiple fields like that. It will be much
faster using mysql_fetch_array() once and then extracting any data you
need from the resulting associative array as many times as you need.
Mysql_result() is
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I notice you're incrementing the row offset. You shouldn't use
mysql_result() to extract multiple fields like that. It will be much
faster using mysql_fetch_array() once and then extracting
Check your php.ini
[SESSION]
url_rewriter.tags = .
Richard
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For some reason, whenever i run my script for the first time in the
browser,
the static source file get parsed and
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