works on localhost, but errors on x10hosting

[manoogim]

hello everyone. i am trying to post a demo page for my pet app.
http://mtmphp.x10hosting.com/ieademo/htdocs/registration.html

it is using php, ajax and javascript. on my home computer i debugged and deployed using zend environment. in order to show it to others,
i opened a free acct on x10 hosting and ftp-ed my files.
however immediately i am getting a javascript error, on page load.
to troubleshoot this error, i would like to see the server logs for my website. is this possible with free hosting ?
what is the best way of troubleshooting config issues? i am assuming it is a config issue since it works on my pc using localhost.
here is my url
http://mtmphp.x10hosting.com/ieademo/htdocs/registration.html

 

[jtwhite]

You can see the error logs in cPanel.

It's located under Logs, named Error log.

 

[galaxyAbstractor]

you need to edit the addresses of the files in the ieashow.js, as they aren't to be found on your account (the process.php file is missing)

 

[manoogim]

yes you are correct.
on my localhost i was using a different root in javascript , other than ieademo :
sendRequest('/ieademo/htdocs/process.php? ') etc ..
is there a property in javascript that can detect under which context root the app is deployed ?
so in this case it would return 'ieademo' and i could build the path at run time.
var root = <get via js at run time>
sendRequest(root & '/htdocs/process.php? ')

you need to edit the addresses of the files in the ieashow.js, as they aren't to be found on your account (the process.php file is missing)

 

[galaxyAbstractor]

yes you are correct.
on my localhost i was using a different root in javascript , other than ieademo :
sendRequest('/ieademo/htdocs/process.php? ') etc ..
is there a property in javascript that can detect under which context root the app is deployed ?
so in this case it would return 'ieademo' and i could build the path at run time.
var root = <get via js at run time>
sendRequest(root & '/htdocs/process.php? ')

Put this in a php file and run it:

<?php
echo $_SERVER['document_root'];
?>

 

[descalzo]

My first question is why you set up your directory structure so that the url is

http://mtmphp.x10hosting.com/ieademo/htdocs/registration.html

instead of

http://mtmphp.x10hosting.com/registration.html


But to your question, to find the path of the page in javascript:

var loc = window.location.path ;

will give loc = "/ieademo/htdocs/registration.html" so that

var indx = loc.indexOf( '/htdocs/' ) ;
var root = loc.substring( 0 , indx );

should give you root = '/ieademo'