New answers tagged web-design
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To start I would make sure with a very simple PHP file and try with
<?php
echo "Hello world!";
?>
and
<?p
echo "Hello world!";
?>
Make sure you don't have any new line after the closing quote ?>.
This are silly error that can make you waste lots of time.
Then start to introduce new functionality one by one until your server ...
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This is a bit tricky to answer. There are obviously some big differences between displaying your page offline to online (in your test server). All URL paths (root-relative, absolute and even relative) are going to be different depending on your setup. Content-Type headers (normally sent from the server) could differ, so files are interpreted differently, ...
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It is not the cache problem. If you are using any server side programming language like PHP, then you have to place your files on the server (like your local server WAMP). Place your php files there, and then open it in the browser like
localhost/yourproject/yourfile.php
If you are code has no errors, then it will display the page correctly, and if it has ...
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