open your cpanel from your account and scroll down to the software section and click on alter php config and there you will find the button to turn on display errors
Normally you should go to file manager and go inside the domain folder and htdocs. Afterwards, you can upload a .htaccess file into it. Lastly, type “DirectoryIndex your_file_name.html”. Remember to change the “your_file_name.html” into your real file name. If you have any other problems, please tell me.
If I remember correctly, that “please check your php script” message is wrong, and only happens if there is an issue with your .htaccess file, not your PHP code and enabling display_errors doesn’t help.
Are there any particular .htaccess files or directives that apply to these “Juicebox” pages specifically? If so, you may want to try removing them and see if that helps.
It all got too hard, so I moved everything out of the Albums folder into a new folder called newalbums and all is now well.
Thanks for all the replies.