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that is a pretty confusing explanation, but i'll take a shot at it with some more questions.
before i answer though, where you were previously should have absolutely nothing to do with the next php page.
even though the logic makes no sense, i will go with it and ask you the following questions so you might be able to isolate the problem.
you say you can go from index.htm to phpinfo.php. can you go from index.htm to test.php?
- if yes, then wow, i am stumped because index.htm has nothing to do with either of the other files.
- if no, then i think there is something wrong with test.php.
are you sure test.php works? do you have 'display_errors=on' in the php.ini config?
i dont' have a php config to look at, but the other php config setting for errors that i recommend i think is error_reporting.
make sure you report ALL ~ notices (or seomthing like that). the most common way to report errors is have php report all errors except notices.
i'm leaning towards maybe you have a parse error in test.php and the display_errors is just not on.
just some ideas.
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