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Yeah, that's strange. There's got to be something wrong with that file, but I copied what you posted in the first post and it works for me.
What program are you using to edit your files? |
#22
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Notepad++
I have recopied what I put in my very first post which was my original file, but its still showing me a blank page with all the funny stuff in the url. *Shrugs Shoulders* It worked fine before we started playing with it hahaha! |
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That stuff in the url I think is normal, because the search forum uses the "GET" method which puts all the info on the url. Hate to ask, but are you sure you're editing the correct file? (you said earlier that you edited the wrong one).
Also, if you have access to your web server error logs, check there. Oh - another thing you could try, edit that file and put Code:
die("This is a test"); right under the <?php at the top and see if you get that message. |
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Haha yep right file.
If I add that bit of code I get this when doing a search - Fatal error: Call to undefined function phpdie() in /home/midwife/public_html/googlesearch.php on line 1 |
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OK, that confirms that it's the correct file. The error looks like you just have no space between the <?php and the die(). (or if you do, maybe it's a clue to the problem). Do you have a windows server by any chance? And I assume you're editing on your local computer and uploading it? Maybe it's a problem with ftp settings.
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Hmm Dunno I have had to revert back to the standard search, so never mind.
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