Can I Get A Little Help

rosemtg

http://www.roseloans.com/application.html

view the source code

now view the php code attached
application.zip (this is the php code)

Attachment: application.zip
This has been downloaded 7 time(s).

TheDefender

Time is of the essence... I don't have enough to download the zip file right now to help, so post what the problem you need help with and we can go from there?

A lot of the regs here are great with pinpointing problems, just be you describing them instead of downloading source files, and perusing them with no clue as to what the problem is.

dalecosp

Amen. Give us a well defined problem (as much as possible), not an afternoon's worth of debugging. That's too much like work, which we probably ought to be doing instead of hangin' around here all the time ...

🙂

Oh, and have you checked with "Bebosoft"?

Surely they have a site with a FAQ ... to get you started...

rosemtg

My problem is for some reason the server doesn't see my php file cause when I hit submit I get the page not found error. What I want this to do is to list the fields as well as the information people fill in on the box.

I don't know why it's not recognizing that the PHP file is on the server. THe server is set for php.

http://www.roseloans.com/application.html

TheDefender

The 500 error is not a "Page Not Found" error. It is an error generated by your Web server in which something has gone wrong, but the server can not be more specific about the error condition in its response to the client's browser. The Web server should have generated some kind of internal error log which gives more details of what went wrong.

It is finding the PHP page at this URL (It's where your HTML is submitting to):
http://www.roseloans.com/cgi-bin/aformmail.php

If you didn't write the formmail script, then you should contact that original author or look in the documentation for it. It may be a permission thing, since you are running the script from your cgi-bin. Try CHMOD(ding) the file to 777.

dalecosp

Once again, aye; check the server logs for details.

I also run Apache on FBSD, and the times I remember seeing this were usually due to the fact that the cgi-bin directory was not configured to run PHP scripts, IIRC; it's been quite a long time though, and I can't remember the details.

Some other possibilities include: improper script alias directory, ExecCGI not turned on for your cgi-bin directory, no AddHandler routine for *.php in the cgi-bin directory, etc. It's a webserver administrative issue, most likely.

If you are running your own server, you've a bit of research to do. If you're hosted, they should have tech support help you; if not, they're not worth what you are paying them, IMHO.

Good luck.