PHP (Fatal error: Call to undefined function) with Garry's Dir Listing Script
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I'm running WAMP (latest stable) on a Windows XP machine with PHP v5.3.1. I'm getting the error
[code]Fatal error: Call to undefined function HandleImageOutput() in C:\wamp\www\garry.php on line 10[/code]
and have no idea why. Garry's dir listing Script: [url]http://www.garry.tv/dir_listing_script/[/url]
[code]Extensions Running:
* Core
* bcmath
* calendar
* com_dotnet
* ctype
* date
* ereg
* filter
* ftp
* hash
* iconv
* json
* mcrypt
* mysqlnd
* odbc
* pcre
* Reflection
* session
* SPL
* standard
* tokenizer
* zip
* zlib
* libxml
* dom
* PDO
* Phar
* SimpleXML
* wddx
* xml
* xmlreader
* xmlwriter
* apache2handler
* gd
* mbstring
* mysql
* mysqli
* pdo_mysql
* pdo_sqlite
* SQLite
* sqlite3
* mhash
[/code]
Anybody have a clue?
"Call to undefined function HandleImageOutput()"
Does that not give you a clue?
[editline]8th November 2010[/editline]
If you're still confused by this, HandleImageOutput() is called before it's defined.
Yeah, but I tried moving the defining of the function above the calling of the function, with the same problem.
Also, I've used this same script for years on my shared webserver(Linux - JaguarPC), and I know the script works outside of this local WAMP server.
Doesn't that script use short-tags? if it does try turning them on.
Have you enabled the GD Library? I'm sure WAMP has all that disabled by default.
[QUOTE=jaybuz;25942725]Have you enabled the GD Library? I'm sure WAMP has all that disabled by default.[/QUOTE]
It's in the list of running extensions he put up, so i guess it is.
[QUOTE=SirDigby;25942683]Doesn't that script use short-tags? if it does try turning them on.[/QUOTE]
PHP Extension?
[QUOTE=notRzilla;25937096]"Call to undefined function HandleImageOutput()"
Does that not give you a clue?
[editline]8th November 2010[/editline]
If you're still confused by this, HandleImageOutput() is called before it's defined.[/QUOTE]
It doesn't matter in PHP unlike C, C++, etc. It parses functions and then executes.
[QUOTE=Aljaud;25947689]PHP Extension?[/QUOTE]
I believe it's in php.ini
Alright, thanks for the suggestions. This is for a local box at my school, so I won't be able to try it until tomorrow, possibly the next day. (Watching court case tomorrow, depends when I get back to school.)
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