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Did you put them in a file with ".php" extension? Try changing "<?" to "<?php" in the beginning of the script. It should produce something like:

Pete wrote: Did you put them in a file with ".php" extension? Try changing "<?" to "<?php" in the beginning of the script. It should produce something like:

Code:

http://server/digioz/test/

Yes the files have a ".php" extension and I had already tried changing "<?" to "<?php" at the start of each file.

I am mystified as to why they do not work. In the same directory on the server I have a "test.php" file which performs a php(info); command and that works fine.

Some research (since I posted this reply) reveals that there are many who have had this problem of not getting information back about the Referer.

Norman

Hey Norman,

Any update on this issue?

Hi Pete,

Just returned from two weeks holiday.

I gave up trying to get the test file(s) to work. Not sure why it does not work.

I would appreciate any suggestions on how ro resolve this issue.

Norman