网站的功能与我的localhost（沼泽）服务器上的功能不同

Question

First off, I ran into this issue when transferring all of my files from my localhost (wamp server) to my web server via FileZilla. Everything works great on my test server but when looking at it on my domain it doesn't appear the same nor does it function the same.

I tried to research this issue before asking and closest thing I found was this question here which doesn't help me with my specific problem.

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What my test servers looks like and how the website should function on the web-server:

• Show the sign-up and sign-in buttons on the navigation bar.
• Show the proper content accordingly from the action page.

What my website is doing when uploading it to the web-server:

• Shows the sign-up & sign-in buttons when navigating to the website ( www.heartfx.org/test )
• Does not display proper content like my localhost server does with the action page .

So instead of a user being linked to an external page for each function like login.php, register.php, forgot_password.php etc... they are linked to a single page like http://www.heartfx.org/action.php?action=register_account where I then $_get['action'] and display each "page" .

The code on my web-server for some reason doesn't display those "pages" but only the navigation bar on top of the page and nothing under it.

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How /action.php?action=sign_in should look(as it does on local server):

How /action.php?action=sign_in looks on the web-server:

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Another thing to mention : I also have this question being posted / answered on, on another community where someone had me run the following line down the code until I ran into a spot where the line number didn't echo;

echo '<br>Line: ' .__LINE__; die;

The line number echo 'd completely fine until I placed the line of code underneath a showHeader(''); function in my action.php page . When placing the line of code underneath a showHeader(''); function it did not echo the line number as it should with that statement.

We figured it was due to something with the showHeader(''); function which is being included in common.inc.php but cannot figure out what is wrong with the function that is causing it to not display each "page" . The code on the web-server is exactly the same it is on the localhost server other then database credentials.

UPDATE: So after sitting idle at an action page (specifically I was at /action.php?action=register_account ) for about 10 minutes and refreshing the page the module appeared as it should've when first loading the page. When roaming around the page for a bit and refreshing a 2nd time it AGAIN goes blank and run into the same issue.

Answer 1

Finally tracked down what was causing this issue and how to fix it. Inside of the showHeader('') that I am calling is another checkLogin() function that includes a Teamspeak3 query that displays my teamspeak server. That query for some reason was messing up the rest of my code (including the action.php page where I am trying to display everything.

Also would explain why very rarely I seen the page actually work and refreshing it, again made the page blank (other then the navigation bar) because the teamspeak query was still loading - causing the rest of the page not to load.

To fix this I simply removed the query from common.inc.php as it is not a mandatory function to have on my site. Thanks to everyone that helped me track down the issue.

/*       
// Don't report any php errors.
error_reporting(0);

// load framework files
require_once("includes/libraries/TeamSpeak3/TeamSpeak3.php");

// connect to server, authenticate and spawn an object for the virtual server on port xxxx
$ts3_VirtualServer = TeamSpeak3::factory("serverquery://serverquerylogin:ATJ75oPF@63.251.20.99:14012/?server_port=14010&use_offline_as_virtual=1&no_query_clients=1");

// build and display HTML treeview using custom image paths (remote icons will be embedded using data URI sheme)
echo $ts3_VirtualServer->getViewer(new TeamSpeak3_Viewer_Html("includes/images/viewer/", "", "data:image"));

// Report all php errors again.
error_reporting(-1);
*/