macnux wrote:
> you can take alook at server info i made it in order to
see it
> actualy xsl is supported and every thing is good here
Yes, XSL is definitely supported. Your problem is that
allow_url_fopen
is turned off. This prevents the XSL Transformation server
behavior from
accessing the RSS feed. Unfortunately, there's nothing you
can do about
this unless you can persuade your hosting company to turn
allow_url_fopen on. The good news is that your server uses
PHP 5.2.3,
which has the following separate directives and settings:
allow_url_fopen Off
allow_url_include Off
Hosting companies typically turn off allow_url_fopen to
prevent sites
from including material from other servers, which can be a
security
risk. In PHP 5.2, allow_url_fopen no longer allows files to
be included
directly into a script. The new directive allow_url_include
now controls
remote includes.
What you need to persuade your hosting company is to use
these settings:
allow_url_fopen On
allow_url_include Off
This would allow you to pass RSS feeds to the XSL
Transformation server
behavior, but prevent the security risk of including a remote
file
directly inside your script. However, it might be difficult
to persuade
a support person to alter the company's policy, even though
this change
is designed to make PHP much safer to use.
If you can't get the hosting company to change its policy,
submit a
feature request to Adobe, asking them to improve the server
behavior so
that it uses a socket connection or cURL.
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
Socket or cURL connections get around the problem of
allow_url_fopen
being turned off, but they're not supported by the XSL
Transformation
server behavior.
--
David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
Author, "Foundation PHP for Dreamweaver 8" (friends of ED)
Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
http://foundationphp.com/