Anonymous
03-31-2005, 02:57 PM
Hi!
I have used Zoom on my development website (which runs PHP 4.1.2), and everything runs smoothly. But then, when I copy my script to my production website (which runs PHP 4.3.2), the script seems to timeout. After 1 second, all I get is the standard "The page cannot be displayed" error from Internet Explorer. I don't even get a search form!
I have made some tests to rule out possibilities: file attributes are OK, file name is right, and my other scripts (in the same folder) are running correctly.
I suspect this might be caused by a server limitation. Is it possible that my web hosting company limits the script size, number of lines or complexity? When I strip down the "search.php" script to about 974 lines, it displays the form correctly; no timeout or error whatsoever! But as soon as I add the next big loop (after the "Count number of output lines that match ALL search terms" comment), I get the "page not found" error. The server chokes!
It's strange because there is absolutely no outpout returned by the script; that's why I think it's the server choking on the code while compiling PHP, and not the execution!
I have no idea on how to debug/correct this, and I don't even know how to explain it to the hosting company. This is so absurd.
I have used Zoom on my development website (which runs PHP 4.1.2), and everything runs smoothly. But then, when I copy my script to my production website (which runs PHP 4.3.2), the script seems to timeout. After 1 second, all I get is the standard "The page cannot be displayed" error from Internet Explorer. I don't even get a search form!
I have made some tests to rule out possibilities: file attributes are OK, file name is right, and my other scripts (in the same folder) are running correctly.
I suspect this might be caused by a server limitation. Is it possible that my web hosting company limits the script size, number of lines or complexity? When I strip down the "search.php" script to about 974 lines, it displays the form correctly; no timeout or error whatsoever! But as soon as I add the next big loop (after the "Count number of output lines that match ALL search terms" comment), I get the "page not found" error. The server chokes!
It's strange because there is absolutely no outpout returned by the script; that's why I think it's the server choking on the code while compiling PHP, and not the execution!
I have no idea on how to debug/correct this, and I don't even know how to explain it to the hosting company. This is so absurd.