JJ Harrison\ wrote:
> I just switched over to Red Hat Linux from Win2k...
>
> Only to find my fav editor only works on windows systems...
>
> could someone suggest a good replacement?
Vim. It's even got syntax highlighting:
<http://www.vim.org/>
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<http://www.favicon.com/> for some good information on favicons.
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exact explanation, sorry)
is basically code for the space. All browsers understand
http://www.foo.net/bar/of%20soap/he%20he%20he/
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($key,$value) = each($mycart))
> {
>if ($value == $catalog[itemcd])
> {
>
> echo $catalog[unitprice];
Try:
echo "$catalog[unitprice];"
If that doesn't work, then check your if statement - what is the value
e if you're actually
within a stones throw of the truth, or really just spouting off out of
your own sense of hurt pride.
HTH, HAND!
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thrown in with the HTML? That's why you use templates...
Actually, I think the idea behind what the previous poster was saying is
that:
a) with stylesheets they don't need to touch the HTML once they've
finished with it (and handed it over to you for PHP work)
b) you therefore won
Rodolfo Gonzalez wrote:
> To the kind moderator of the list: please kick off this guy (Erik
> Hegreberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ), he's really annoying. Or at least bounce
> his e-mails back to him ;) ).
Go for the bounce option ;-)
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ses he "asked" for them - he specifically requested the receipts, and
he's been spamming the list so it's only fair he receives the bounces.
But if we resort to our own, separate spamming campaign we're as bad as him.
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Lazor, Ed wrote:
> I wonder if he's using PHP to automate sending the messages. hehe
And in the blink of an eye we're back on topic :o)
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leave, then re-subscribe.
If you can't bring yourself to do this, then at least get into contact
with Richard Lynch and John Holmes (if they're willing) - they seem to
be the most helpful and knowledgeable contributors :o).
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ectoryIndex index.php index.html
Redirect index.html http://www.bar.net/index.php
The first line says "the directory index file is index.php, not
index.html". The second line says "whenever you get a request for
index.html, send them index.php instead".
> security issu
Jason Soza wrote:
> Don't want to start a war or anything, so e-mail me your responses
> offlist if necessary, but I'd like to know what Linux distro you like
> best and why.
Wouldn't you rather ask a less inflammatory question - like "which is
better? Emacs or vi[0]?" :o)
> Anyhow, I've u
do this is so that somebody can't path directly to
> a .mov file, but so they can click on a link and a script can "fetch"
> the file from the protected directory by passing the user and pass. the
> file needs to be
> embedded in the web page.
You could try saving a co
e's URL to a variable:
http://www.foo.com/$entry_id; .txt;
?>
Doesn't work either.
I had a semi-hunch (brought on by my own inexperience, no doubt) that
maybe I had to start a session or something on the referring page. Tried
that (session_start();), didn't have any effect.
s Mozilla, there's Opera, there's Dillo, there's Lynx, there's
Links, there's Konqueror, there may even be a few poor fools stuck on
Mosaic or Cello. And what if someone has no browser, and just uses wget
and their favourite text viewer?
[0] Oh, the irony! Look at
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