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Not like that it's not. Try; $Controller = 'Controller\\' . ucfirst($path[0]); $Controller = new $Controller;

Still, so turn it on.

Check your server log.

What is the exact error?

Pardon?

Have you got error reporting enabled. Also, the Location header is expected to be a complete url.

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Like kicken I keep my work under version control (Git). Once a release is tagged complete though, I usually use rsync to upload the new site.

Ive got a better idea. How about you describe your problem.

Variables don't need quotes around them and in fact will not interpolate when within single quotes. echo BBCode($descr);

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Nope, still makes little sense. Especially seeing as I see no code that interacts with a database.

Sorry, but that sentence makes no sense at all.

You are kidding right?

Which part doesn't work? Are you getting errors? You should be. For starters, this line: echo “Your stock has been sold”; Will produce a fatal error because of those quotes. Have you got error reporting enabled while developing? Your going to need to provide more detail if you expect help.

What exactly do you mean by this?

Um, requinix just explained how to fix it.

Sorry, what exactly is the issue?

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try using require_once instead of include_once. This should at least produce an error for you.

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I know this isn't really on topic but Bugzilla is a seriously dated piece of software. Have you looked at Redmine? It's a much better solution IMO.

There is nothing special about setting up php libraries. You just need to put them on your include path, which the PEAR directory should already be on. If it is producing php code then something in your server is misconfigured.