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mmcvip 05-30-2012 10:06 PM

cross os script problem
 
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Hello everyone
I spent some time trying to make a rating script work, but had little success.
The thing is, this script seems to be working well on linux but for some reason it fails on windows 7 (both in apache and lighttpd).The actual problem is that on windows it doesn't load in the browser...all I can see is the stylised div in which the code should insert stars and such, but it's empty.
Again, this doesn't happen on linux.
Even though I only know the basics of php and javascript, I'm guessing it has something to do with the misconfiguration of php.It may be something else, I really don't know.
Could anyone test it and see if it works for them under windows?
Thank you in advance.

VIPStephan 05-30-2012 11:49 PM

I think you are likely getting more and quicker replies by posting a link to a test site rather than a ZIP file where people have to download, scan for viruses, and set up everything themselves.

mmcvip 05-31-2012 09:38 AM

well this is the original site, but it works here of course http://www.coursesweb.net/php-mysql/...pt-ajax-php_s2
there's no setup required for testing it....it comes with test.html which can be placed along with ratingfiles in the root of the server.
but if that's not an option, I can try to keep my test site up for some time
http://viewstorm.no-ip.org/
it's that little bar under the other rating

Logic Ali 05-31-2012 06:38 PM

According to the error console, it looks like a '<' character in the returned string is messing things up on this line:

Quote:

eval("var jsonitems = "+ cerere_http.responseText);
I would try replacing it with: var jsonitems = cerere_http.responseText;

mmcvip 05-31-2012 10:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Logic Ali (Post 1235345)
According to the error console, it looks like a '<' character in the returned string is messing things up on this line:



I would try replacing it with: var jsonitems = cerere_http.responseText;

thank you for the reply.
changing that line generates another error so I don't think it has something to do with the actual code, since it works on linux.


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