"Matt Walker" <st******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I'm running PHP 4.3 on a Windows 2000 server w/ IIS. I have php
installed on C: under a folder called 'php'. My website resides on
D:. I have a form on one of the pages in a subfolder in the site.
Whenever someone tries to submit the form, I get the following
message:
Warning: Unknown(D:\policy.msbanet.org\nor_showpolicy.php): failed to
open stream: No such file or directory in Unknown on line 0
Warning: (null)(): Failed opening
'D:\policy.msbanet.org\nor_showpolicy.php' for inclusion
(include_path='.;c:\php4\pear') in Unknown on line 0
The really weird thing is that the path in the address bar of the
browser is pointing to the root folder rather than the subfolder. Am
I missing a php.ini setting that redirects to the root folder?
Thanks,
Matt
I'm not familiar with IIS/PHP installation but was wondering if you
confirmed that
D:\policy.msbanet.org\nor_showpolicy.php
exists and that your webserver had read access to it, and its parent
directory?
Why not place a simple test script in D:\policy.msbanet.org\ called
test.php and have it contain
<?
phpinfo();
?>
test that you can visit the page test.php in the root folder of your
website - it should give you an entire environment dump.
Secondly - you mention that the root folder, as opposed to the subfolder is
named in the address bar - What sub folder are you talking about (if your
root folder is
http://policy.msbanet.org/ )
Please make clear what you expect to see in the address bar...
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