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Subject:Not working in Linux Environment
Summary:Drastic grid not working in Linux (Cent OS)
Messages:4
Author:sagar dhande
Date:2011-09-13 08:42:38
Update:2011-09-13 09:53:09
 

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Picture of sagar dhande sagar dhande - 2011-09-13 08:42:38
Hi,

I have installed Apache Httpd server with php any mysql... i have created one grid using drastic grid. problem i m facing is if i m using this grid in windows it is working very good. but if i m putting on linux server it is displaying blank page without any errors.

Will you please suggest me?

thanks
sagar

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Picture of dd dd - 2011-09-13 09:04:06 - In reply to message 1 from sagar dhande
It should work on Linux as well.
First thing to check is the php configuration I guess.
Then if Mysql works well.

If you have firebug, have a look what response the server gives to the grid. That indicates if the data is being retrieved or noet.

good luck,

dd

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Picture of sagar dhande sagar dhande - 2011-09-13 09:13:51 - In reply to message 2 from dd
thank you for reply dd.

will you suggest me that what i have to check in php config.? i m not really sure about what is error going on... because i m running other scripts like full calender on same application and same server and it is all working fine.
i m some confuse with your suggestion. will you please more clear about it?

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Picture of dd dd - 2011-09-13 09:53:09 - In reply to message 3 from sagar dhande
Firebug is an addon in Firefox.
Install it in Firefox and activate it.
Go to the page with the grid and have a look at the Net tab (activate if needed) and have a look at the XHR traffic.
Do a reload of the page and see what request is being send by the browser and look at the response from the server.
It should contain the data from the database to be displayed in the grid.

If the data is there, you know, php and Mysql work ok and the problem is on the browser side.
If not, you can have a look at what is in the response. You can then insert some echo statements in the php to see where it goes wrong.

hope this helps,

regards, dd