Installing on GoDaddy Windows server

  • halfacat

    (@halfacat)


    19 years ago

    When installing WP on GoDaddy’s Windows server I get a strange array listing at the top of every WP page:

    blockquoteArray ( [0] => standard [1] => bcmath [2] => calendar [3] => ctype [4] => com [5] => ftp [6] => mysql [7] => odbc [8] => overload [9] => pcre [10] => session [11] => tokenizer [12] => xml [13] => wddx [14] => zlib [15] => ISAPI [16] => domxml [17] => gd [18] => gettext [19] => ming [20] => xmlrpc [21] => xslt ) blockquote

    Any suggestions of how to get rid of this would be appreciated.

    Thanks,

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  • ColdForged

    (@coldforged)

    19 years ago

    Somebody’s got a var_dump of something in there. I assume you’re installing 1.5, in which case there are no active var_dumps in the code that I can see. Ask GoDaddy where it’s coming from.

    greenredbrownell

    (@greenredbrownell)

    19 years ago

    No, this looks like a list of the extensions that are installed. Have you edited your scripts?? If you are positive that your scripts are just like the WP install package, then you can probably ignore the rest of this post.

    I posted a diagnostic edit that would print out something like this, in another thread on here, but it should not be left in for production code, just to debug a problem. Search all of your PHP files for something like “get_loaded_extensions” to see of you can find that…. it’s output looks like what you are seeing. Here’s the manual page:

    http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.get-loaded-extensions.php

    If you find a line that says something like

    print_r(get_loaded_extensions())

    or maybe using some other print function, and it’s in a place where it would be executed on every page, then try commenting it out and see what happens.

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