Call to undefined function in include file

[chilluk]

I am moving a site from one server to another - on the old server all is well in terms of functionality of the site.

 

In a file which I "include" in every page is a custom function to format a price. I then call this function PriceFormat() in the main body of pages that include the file where the function resides.

 

As I say on the old server that works OK, but on the new it fails with the following error :

 

Fatal error: Call to undefined function PriceFormat() in D:\wwwroot\Domain\httpdocs\default.php on line 172

 

Is it a config issue I have missed? I have tried to go through php.ini but can't see anything glaring.

 

Cheers.

 

Chris.

[blackcell]

Can you post some code from default.php and the include?

[chilluk]

Function in the include is as follows - this is just inside the file :

 

function PriceFormat($price){
  $price = str_replace(",","",$price);
  if($price==0)
  {
  $format = "Price on application";
  }else{  
  if(isset($_COOKIE["curr"]["rate"]))
  {
    $format = $_COOKIE["curr"]["pref"] . number_format($price,2);
  }else{
    $format = "£" . number_format($price,2);
  }}
  return $format;
}

 

In the default.php I have :

 

<?php include "bartop.php" ?>

 

and then :

 

echo "<tr><td class=BlackSmall><b>RRP : " . PriceFormat($rrp) . "</b><br>";			

 

The include file does also have some html markup in it which is being displayed so it's finding the file, not recognising the function.

[PFMaBiSmAd]

My guess is short open tags <? are being used in the include file. You actually need to post the include file to get help with what it is doing that is causing the function to not be defined.

[chilluk]

Ah - spot on!

 

Many Many Thanks!