
Originally Posted by
miriam_t
A white page always means that some php-error occures - you must look in source code, whether there is any output, but when you messed up some php-code, it will stop for any reason. So you have to check for error messages which will be thrown from php-parser. Often this is prevented from server side to protect the customers view of website. So you have to turn on php-error-messaging. Or install same version on an local webserver, where you can savely turn on error-messages and retrieve the errors.
Another suggestion: return to original files and carefully follow every step you made...
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