PHP and Netscape 4

stacki

Hi,

I am quite new to PHP, so I think that you gurus might help.
Does anyone know, why Netscape 4.x has problems with
some expression like

$FileObj->run();

it is contained in:

<?
global $FileObj;

if (!$FileObj)
{
// load required classes...
require "FileObj.php";

$FileObj = new TFileObj(FILE, "template.html",
"Wilkommen auf unserer Homepage");
$FileObj->run();

exit; // die ! So we do nut run into the following WML Code...

}

As long as $FileObj->run(); is disabled or not included, the following script works fine. FileObj.php is included in the attatchment.

Tia,

stacki

jnuneznyc

Netscape shouldn't have a problem with it if other browsers don't. The browser never sees the PHP code as it is striped and executed by the PHP CGI.

stacki

That's what I thought too.
Therefore it makes no sense to me, that Netscape refrains from working with $FileObj->run(); enabled.

When opening a page, let's call it index.php, it should include template.html, where a heading and a left and a right "frame" are defined.

Without $FileObj->run(); index.php runs fine, though without the inclusion of template.html.

In any case the title of the page, which is defined in template.html, is read in displayed correctly. Moreover the code of the page is displayed correctly in the browser window.

I use the Apache Webserver with MySQL. Maybe there is the problem?