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You need to check the error logs to see what the issue might be. No idea where wamp would keep them though.

What exactly is the problem?

It's always a good idea to learn another framework. ps: HMVC is nothing more than hype.

Why not try it and see?

Try it and see.

I'll spell it out then: $backtrace = var_export(debug_backtrace(), true); // some other code to write $backtrace to a file

See exec.

Did you actually read my reply?

var_dump outputs to the output buffer (and returns nothing by the way), you want var_export instead.

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No.

Strings require quotes in SQL. $sql = "SELECT [REF (SEDOL) No.] FROM [sTO_CORE] WHERE [REF (SEDOL) No.] = '$sedol'";

The error message tells you exactly what variable is undefined.

These types of errors are self explanatory. Your trying to use variables that haven't been defined.

Why bother then? I don't think VbScript is used anymore by anyone.

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What are the *different* errors?

You meen Javascript. You don't define ajaxRequest anywhere before trying to use like it's an object. This line: var ajaxRequest; // = remoteRequestObject(); Should be.... var ajaxRequest = remoteRequestObject();

You forgot to tell us what the problem is.

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That is a Javascript error. Wrong board.

That does not sound like it belongs in a single class. We seriously can't help without seeing code.

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