Php is not running.
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I see the problem actually.
index.htm - this is not a php file. This is an htm file. PHP must have a .php file extension, such as index.php.
This is not actually an error, it's just got the wrong name.
index.htm - this is not a php file. This is an htm file. PHP must have a .php file extension, such as index.php.
This is not actually an error, it's just got the wrong name.
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I don't think you followed what I said, so I'll try re-explaining it with an example direct from your code.
In index.htm, line 358:
Here is the problem. index.htm is not being ran through the PHP processor, because the server thinks it's an htm file. The server doesn't pre-scan the file to see if it has php code in it. It goes SOLELY off of the file extension, which in this case is telling it "I'm not php, so I don't need to be ran through the php processor." As such, that line prints directly to the users browser instead of being executed as php.
Rename index.htm to index.php, and it will go through the PHP processor and start executing the php code in it. I actually did this for you for testing purposes, but it broke your webpage something awful because of your url-based include statements (see below), so I renamed it back. URL based file inclusion isn't necessary in this case anyways.
In index.htm, line 358:
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<? include 'http://www.23cv.com/fbaddress.php' ?>Here is the problem. index.htm is not being ran through the PHP processor, because the server thinks it's an htm file. The server doesn't pre-scan the file to see if it has php code in it. It goes SOLELY off of the file extension, which in this case is telling it "I'm not php, so I don't need to be ran through the php processor." As such, that line prints directly to the users browser instead of being executed as php.
Rename index.htm to index.php, and it will go through the PHP processor and start executing the php code in it. I actually did this for you for testing purposes, but it broke your webpage something awful because of your url-based include statements (see below), so I renamed it back. URL based file inclusion isn't necessary in this case anyways.
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I forgot to mention as well, you'll run into a MAJOR problem with your code. "URL file access" is currently disabled, so any time you do "include http://www.23cv.com/ANYTHING", the code will fail when executed as php. You don't have to put the url however, just do "include fbaddress.php" for instance, or "include this/is/a/subfolder/filename.php".
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