CODEWITHSUNDEEP
phpapache
Pitler
Pitler

Reputation: 11

Php cant recognize ">" simbol

I have a weird problem, in my code when I try to include another file, it doesn't recognize it because the ">" symbol in any part of my code. I'm running my code in an Ubuntu server with lamp. The problem is just in the new server, i have already running my code in other servers and never got this kind of error.

This is my example code, just include another file in test.php

<?php

//these 2 lines are just for output reference doesn´t affect the code
echo "Existe :: ". file_exists("Connection2.php")."<p>"; // Output :: Existe 1
echo "Es leible ::" . is_readable("Connection2.php")."<p>"; //Output :: Existe 1
include_once 'Connection2.php';   

?>

The Connection2.php files is in the same directory and the code is: 

<?php

/**
* Los parametros de conexión se encuentran en el archivo    
dbCredentials.php    en lib > db
* Podemos mandar conexiones personalizadas llenando los parámetros opcionales
* @author pitler
*/
class Connection2 
{

 public $connection;

/**
 * Nombre de la clase
 * @var String Nombre de la clase
 */
private $className;


function __construct()
{
    $this->className = "Connection2";
}   
}


?>

When I run test.php I don't have an error, it just includes the content of the file but after the ">" sign in the comment block where it says : lib > db and the output is ::

Existe :: 1

Es leible ::1

db * Podemos mandar conexiones personalizadas llenando los parámetros opcionales * @author pitler */ class Connection2 { public $connection; /** * Nombre de la clase * @var String Nombre de la clase */ private $className; function __construct() { $this->className = "Connection2"; } } ?>

The file exists and is readable. As you can see, it just includes all the text of my Connection2.php file after the ">" sign in the comments block.

If I take out the ">" symbol of my comments block, the results is ::

Existe :: 1

Es leible ::1

className = "Connection2"; } } ?>

As you can see, now it gets the content of Connection.php but after it finds the ">" that is when i assign the variable $this->className = "Connection2";, the result is the text after that.

Any suggestions ????

Upvotes: 0

Views: 103

Answers (2)

Pitler
Pitler

Reputation: 11

The problem was that i made changes to the configuration files of the bitnami package in the ubuntu server, so i restarted apache many times but never the php service, so i did it with this command 

sudo /opt/bitnami/ctlscript.sh restart php-fpm

and it works, i dont know wich configuration files failed but nevermind, now it works.. :)

Upvotes: 1

user229044
user229044

Reputation: 239270

You're missing opening <?php tags in all of your files.

If you don't have an opening <?php tag, the entire file is assumed to be in HTML context. Everything in the file will be dumped to the browser.

Upvotes: 4

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