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Fedora / PHP problem #8
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This looks like an error from the MultiChain API, so that means PHP is already working to some extent (since it's PHP code which calls that API). Please uncomment the two lines (remove the |
Hi there I also get the {"result":null,"error":{"code":-32700,"message":"Parse error"},"id":null} error. I am using Apache, PHP 7 on Ubuntu 16.04 Any help would be appreciated |
@africanswazi If you could follow the request above, that would help us understand and hopefully solve the problem. |
Than you I did uncomment the two lines in functions.php Below is the code:
when I dug deeper in the Google Chrome console I saw this additional error: failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 500 (Internal Server Error) Thanks in advance |
So that's the |
I don't see anything in the error log:
Above is today's log so nothing weird and out of the ordinary. I wonder if this is not anything to do with Ubuntu 16.04 only using PHP 7 by default. I am going to run Ubuntu 14 in a VM and see if it works with PHP 5 Cheers |
Yes, it could be a PHP 5 vs 7 issue. |
I get the same error with Ubuntu 14.04, PHP5 and Apache {"result":null,"error":{"code":-32700,"message":"Parse error"},"id":null} I have also removed the \ in functions.php that contain print_r and there is no extra output It must be something silly that I am missing. |
OK, we're still trying to understand how this Can you please add this at the very start of the function:
Then let us know what is shown in your web browser. |
Thank you for the response I did the above but no change. Still the same error with nothing else. I am starting to wonder if I am editing the wrong file in the wrong folder maybe? I downloaded and extracted the files to my downloads folder in Ubuntu. Is there any other location where I should look maybe? Best, |
Yes, the files will be in your web server's directory. |
People,
I installed this on my Fedora 25 x86_64 workstation and immediately got this error:
{"result":null,"error":{"code":-32700,"message":"Parse error"},"id":null}
I realised I didn't have php installed but I use nginx instead of Apache so I had to install php-fpm instead of php but I still get that error . . any suggestions about getting this working besides uninstalling nginx, installing httpd and php ?
Thanks,
Phil.
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