Ma Siva Kumar <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
on Tuesday, December 09, 2003 4:00 PM said:
> 4. Just put the following code into a file with a
> .php extension and access it through your
> webserver:
>
> <?php
> phpinfo();
>>
>
> This will display tons of info if php is enabled,
> or, it will ask you to download a file if php is
> NOT enabled. (contributed by Teren)
I think this point could do with having it's wording changed. My
suggestion:
Not sure if PHP is working or you want find out what extensions are
available to you?
Just put the following code into a file with a .php extension and access
it through your webserver:
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
If PHP is installed you will see a page with a lot of information on it.
If PHP is not installed (or not working correctly) your browser will try
to download the file.
> 6. PHP is a server side scripting language.
> Whatever processing PHP does takes
> place BEFORE the output reaches the client.
> Therefore, it is not possible to access the
> users' computer related information (OS, screen
> size etc) using PHP. You need to go for
> JavaScript and ask the question in a JavaScript
> list.
>
> (You can access information SENT by the user's
> browser while requesting pages from your server.
> You can get the details about browser, OS etc as
> reported by this request. - contributed by Wouter
> van Vliet)
May I proppose the following rewording for the second paragraph:
On the other hand you can access the information that is SENT by the
user's browser when a client requests a page from your server. You can
find details about browser, OS etc as reported by this request. -
contributed by Wouter van Vliet
Chris.
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