Re: [PHP] Managing upload files in multiple servers(pawns)

[David Tulloh]

Duncan Hill wrote:
> 
> Use a shared file system such as NFS for upload storage.
> ...
> Shared storage is probably the better bet - perhaps with clever code that 
> tries a local disk first, then the shared storage if not found on local.  If 
> found shared and not local, pull to local.
> 

I think a shared file system is the way to go, but think that Intermezzo
or Coda would be much better than NFS.  They have the caching built in,
including file change detection.  They also don't have nasty timeout
problems when the file server goes poof.

(I've never used either in a production system)


David

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Re: [PHP] Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!!

[sunaram patir]

happy new year from me too!
On 1/1/06, Julio B. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Saludos,
>
> Julio Barroso
>
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> Happy New Year for all.
> I weish you the best in this new 2006.
> Regards. Alain
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[PHP] manipulating constant name as string

[Daniel Gross]

Hello

I am trying to access the constant name as string and not the constant 
contents. For example,


define('myconst', 'const text 1');

$myArray = array()

myArray['myconst'] = "this is it"
etc.

$xmltext="";
foreach ($myArray as $key => $val) {
   echo "$key = $val\n\n";
   $xmltext .= "$xmltext = $xmltext . "<$key> $val ";
}

Unfortunately, $key within the string concatenation is translated into 
the constant value. However, for the echo statement, then $key constant 
name is displayed. Is there a way to keep the constant name rather its 
value when manipulating it as a string?


thanks,

Daniel

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Re: [PHP] manipulating constant name as string

[Tom Rogers]

Hi,

Monday, January 2, 2006, 4:37:17 AM, you wrote:
DG> Hello

DG> I am trying to access the constant name as string and not the constant
DG> contents. For example,

DG> define('myconst', 'const text 1');

DG> $myArray = array()

DG> myArray['myconst'] = "this is it"
DG> etc.

DG> $xmltext="";
DG> foreach ($myArray as $key => $val) {
DG> echo "$key = $val\n\n";
DG> $xmltext .= "$xmltext = $xmltext . "<$key> $val ";
DG> }

DG> Unfortunately, $key within the string concatenation is translated into
DG> the constant value. However, for the echo statement, then $key constant
DG> name is displayed. Is there a way to keep the constant name rather its
DG> value when manipulating it as a string?

DG> thanks,

DG> Daniel

drop the single quotes to use the constant:

myArray[myconst] = "this is it"
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