[TyCo]

I did a quick search but couldn't quite find anything along the lines of my problem -- so I'm sorry in advance if this has already been talked about. I purchased a Real Estate Script from itconsultinglive.com but they no longer exist and I am unfamiliar with php so I am at a loss.

The website h2hrealty.net is currently coming up blank. I've checked the file manager and all of the files are still there (from what I can tell) and images work, etc. But for some reason the site is just blank.

I'm not exactly sure what would have happened to cause this as the only access anyone has to the site is just to the admin area.

If anyone has any ideas what the issue may be at all I would appreciate the help.

Thanks!

[bizzar528]

Sorry, I had a different post, but then I checked your URL and your getting an internal server error. Check the event viewer and see if there are any php errors relating to the php install. You might also want to consider installing a pre-configured package like xamp or one of the other php-mysql-apache packages. I've seen that happen when IIS has an issue with PHP and instead of giving you a php error, it just says internal error and leaves it at that.

If you did the php install yourself, there is an issue where you need to set the timezone in the php.ini in order for it to work, but that's only one reason this might be happening. Check the event viewer.

[therocket954]

If the hosting is still working correctly (i.e. you can load a hosted image from a browser), but web pages aren't loading... try uploading a test.html file and see if the browser loads that. As well upload a php file with one line of code:

PHP Code:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

See if your browser loads all of your PHP configurations when you load that page into a browser.

If that comes up blank, it sounds like PHP isn't functioning properly on your webserver. I work on a site that runs IIS and has PHP installed and this same thing happens occasionally. If it's a shared hosting (or you're not hosting yourself), call them up and tell them to fix their stuff.

If the above file DOES load the PHP info screen, then it sounds like the script your using does have something wrong with it.
Hope this helps.