Paul S. wrote:
> I design a website on a PC, and upload it to UNIX. Of course, there
> are always one or two variables that I have to keep track of as to
> whetherteh server is UNIX or PC. There MUST be a simple way to test
Just do a phpinfo(). There should be an environment-variable you should
Eduardo Kokubo wrote:
> Hi,
> How can I change this error message to my own message?
> Warning: fopen("publico/d/bibliografia.html","w+") - No such file or
> directory
There are two possibilities:
1) Use @fopen() instead of fopen(). This will supress the error-output.
If fopen returns false,
Balaji Ankem wrote:
> Hi! dearest friends,
> How to copy files from one directory to another directory through
> php on linux platform??
- Be sure you have permission to read the files to be copied and to
write into the destination-directory.
This is rather UNIX-specific than related to PHP.
J Smith wrote:
> For PHP 4, I believe you need to purchase the Zend Debugger from
> Zend. It comes as part of the Zend Developer's Suite.
There is also a free debugger.
http://dd.cron.ru/dbg/
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Don wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking at the 'String' section of the online documentation. I
> cannot find a function that converts a numeric to a string, e.g., 1
> --> "1".
>
> Am I blind or does this not exist?
With loose typing, this is not really necessary.
If I'm wrong here, you might use setty
Karl Austin wrote:
> Does anyone know how to turn off the content type header? The binary
> compiled from the source (I am assuming the source needs changing?)
> will only be used for a single script that needs to not produce any
> spurious output such as the Content-type header.
php -q script.ph
Jeremy Morano wrote:
> Hi, I was woundering how to read and find the # of records in my
> table... Do I use count()???
select count(*) from table
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MindHunter wrote:
> I've seen this all over. I had a QUICK look at the manual and can't
> find much. In short, what is it, what is it used for and is it
> WIN/UNIX-LINUX specific. Also any good readings on it will be
> appreciated.
It is Apache-related, so it will work on any OS Apache can run
Kyle Smith wrote:
> Ok have installed PHPTriad, when i run apache (gulp) dos opens, all fine
> BUT when i run PHP.exe well look down (sorry if im not allowed to post
> pictures but, its small!)
That attachment was apperantly chopped off.
If you want to post a file on this list, just upload
scott [gts] wrote:
> so now it's shifted from his attitude to your seeming
> inability to cope with "words related to sexual intercourse"?
>
> we all need to calm down and relax.
Hey, all I said was that he did not RTFM, but RTM, the version without
"fucking".
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CGI GUY wrote:
> " Access denied for user: 'username@hostname' to
> database 'tablename' "
>
> 1. The uid/password set I am using has full
> privileges.
> 2. *tablename* is not a database (the code I listed in
> my previous email is syntactically identical to the
> script)-- it's a table.
>
> Why
CGI GUY wrote:
> Is there anything (add. parameters, etc.) that I'm
> missing that would possibly explain why the following
> code won't execute?
What does it say? Any errors?
Are any of your messages printed?
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B. van Ouwerkerk wrote:
> Ask yourself.. who has an attitude problem here.. Someone who didn't
> read the manual.. or someone (/me) who wrote to RTFM.
You didn't even RTFM him. I found it to be more like RTM, the more
gentle version (the one without words connected to sexual intercourse).
Your a
scott [gts] wrote:
> i've been reading over the docs on references, and i
> can't see anyway to pass around functions as references.
> i know how to do this easily with perl, but i cannot
> seem to find the correct syntax for creating a reference
> to a function in PHP.
>[..]
> any and all help is
File a bug-report on bugs.php.net
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Kraa de Simon wrote:
> I agree on most parts, but is there "transaction support" in MySQL?
Berkley-DB tables support transactions.
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Manu Verhaegen wrote:
> I want to install the GD library for PHP
> I seek libpng and zlib and jpeg-6b can you help me
For what OS?
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George Pitcher wrote:
> According to my character map, its 0128 ... if its on the font.
What character map is that? Ascii? Ascii is way older than that symbol
and has not been changed for quite a while, I think, if it ever has.
Do you mean Ansii? Or Iso-8859-15?
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Karl Phillipson wrote:
> Does anyone know what the ascii version of a euro symbol is?
There is none.
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Henrik Hansen wrote:
> > The difference between echo and print is that print returns a
> > boolean value, so you can check if "blah blah" was successfully
> > printed.
>
> hmm isen't it always succesfull printed or did I miss something?
IIRC print will return false if the connection is aborted
Jeremy Morano wrote:
> insert into test (uid, companyUid)
> values(1, select uid from companysTable where company = "Micrsoft");
insert into test (uid, companyUid) select 1,uid from companysTable
where company = "Micrsoft";
I hope this works.
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Erich Kolb wrote:
> When you query a MySQL Database, how do you set the order
> alphabetically?
SELECT whatever FROM wherever ORDER BY insert_fieldname_here
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Kenn Murrah wrote:
> I need to concatenate several variables, some of which are text and
> some of which are integers ... e.g.
>
> $desired_string = $number . $text . $number2 . $text
>
> always seems to truncate after first number ...
Strange.
If that's really the case, you might try to type-cas
Heidi Belal wrote:
> I have a problem using apostrophes/single quotes.
> I am using PHP and MySQL. The user enters data into
> the text field and everything goes ok, until an
> apostrophy/single quote is added in the middle of the
> text - then disaster occurs!
Use addslashes() on the text befor
SED wrote:
> What I really wanted ask about was if any knows about GD 2.x version
> with build in GIF-support (I need both GIF-support and all the new
> GD-JPEG function to work on the same time).
This is probably impossible, for legal reasons.
Gif-Support had to be dropped from GDlib because of
Joseph Bannon wrote:
> Is there a way in PHP to get the referring url when a link is click
> to get to that page?
$HTTP_REFERER
getenv('HTTP_REFERER')
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Don wrote:
> Has anyone tries any test loading PHP pages into IE 5.x and Netscape
> 4.7x?
This is in no way related to PHP.
It's just the old Netscape taking lots of time for +rendering large
pages, especially with nested tables.
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Emmanuel FAIVRE wrote:
> i'm currently writing a debugging lib in PHP and i would like to find
> the number of the line in my script
> 1 2 echo "i'm on line $NUMBER_LINE\n";
> 3 echo "i'm on line $NUMBER_LINE\n";
> 4 ?>
It's __LINE__, I think.
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Johan Vikerskog (ECS) wrote:
> But i want dont want to type in the password. I want to have the
> password in the command file.
"--password=whatever_it_is" instead of "-p" ?
If that doesn't help, try ./mysql --help
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Johan Vikerskog (ECS) wrote:
> If i want to add something into a table with just the mysql command.
> Is this possible.
>
> Like
> ./mysql -p -u root test "insert into..."
>
> Something like this.Is that possible and how in that case.
echo "insert into..." | ./mysql -p -u root test
or
cat filenam
scott [gts] wrote:
> i want to write serialize() and unserialize() in perl
> so that arrays (no objects or references yet) can be
> read/written by both PHP and Perl to help with my
> cross-language session implementation.
Why don't you use WDDX?
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Jamie Thompson wrote:
> use the str_replace() function
> http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.str-replace.php
No. Use stripslashes.
http://php.net/stripslashes
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> From: Marcus James Christian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 27 June 2001 05:19
> To
Hiho,
Jason Lustig wrote:
> I just installed PHP 4.06 on my setup, and noticed that there's a bunch of
> classes/scripts in the /pear directory. Does anyone know what the status of
> these scripts are, as in if they are finished quality (ie, they can be used
> successfully on websites)? I thought
Daniel Goldin (E-mail) wrote:
> Anybody know of a good chat script? I'm hoping for the chat equivalent of
> phorum. Thanks for any help.
If you can live with the hassle of rebuilding PHP, you might try ircg from
Sascha Schumann (http://www.schumann.cx). This is by FAR the most performant
chat f
Dallas K. wrote:
> On a previous shopping cart, some of our "fantastically complex"
> scripts got so big that WE couldn't follow the logic too many
> conditional test, things started to conflict it was hell... so we
> found that it was better to break the processing code apart from the
> h
Hiho,
Richard Kurth wrote:
> Hello Alexander,
> This is pretty much what I want to do. I want to have a e-mail script
> in my application and have it so the user can customize the e-mail that
> is sent out in a configure file. Say he wants to send a recurring bill
> to his customers and he wants
Hiho,
Richard Kurth wrote:
> How can I add a variable to an e-mail on the fly. Say I have a form on
> my page that the user fells in with data. but when he fills in the
> message things like Hello,$Variable are added before it is sent. Does
> this make sence
Of course it does.
However, variables
Hiho,
Merio, Quinn wrote:
> So, during the time the lists were down, i was banging my head over a
> seemingly impossible error message.
>
> Warning: Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent
>
> What?! I exlaimed.. the first line in my page registered the session
> variable i was u
scott [gts] wrote:
> most email programs will allow you to filter
> by email address also. works great for me.
Yeah.
If Return-Path contains "php-general-return"
as a filter-rule works great.
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Lybarger, Denver J (LYBARDJ8) wrote:
> function findEntryId($tableName,$keyName){
> connects to DB
> $db ="SELECT * FROM '$tableName' WHERE '$keyName' = $selectOption";
Where does $selectOption come from?
Looks like you simply produced a MySQL-parse-error.
Try var_dump()-ing $db and $temp, thi
Lybarger, Denver J (LYBARDJ8) wrote:
> Is there a way to return the results of a mysql_query or the
> array that is generated after mysql_fetch_array, via a function?
> Note I have tried to do a straight return.
What was the problem? This should work. Maybe you just got the
mysql_fetch_ar
Michel 'ZioBudda' Morelli wrote:
> Hi, I want to save into a variable ($tmp) the value of
> highlight_string command. Any one? or any similar function?
Have a look at PHP 4's output buffering functions. You can use them to
safe the output instead of displaying it.
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Michael Geier wrote:
> RedHat 7.1
> php4.0.4pl1
Installed from source?
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Sigitas Paulavicius wrote:
> Is it possible to declare some kind of "super" global variable in
> PHP, which would be avaliable to all later PHP scripts/processes?
As long as you use one server only (no load-balancing), you can use
shared memory.
http://php.net/shmop
Try phpbuilder.com or google
Joseph Bannon wrote:
> Thanks Shawn, that worked :-)
Oops, didn't see that...
> Next thing. I tried to upgrade PHP to 4.0.5 but when I do "php -v", I get
> "4.0.4". What do I need to check to make sure it was upgraded?
Apparently you cgi-binary is still 4.04. When you configure PHP without any
Joseph Bannon wrote:
> Thanks Wagner for the help on the other issue. It worked :-)
Sure it did :-)
> Cannot load /usr/lib/apache/libphp4.so into server: libmysqlclient.so.10:
> cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
>
> I have the "libmysqlclient.so.10" file in the "/usr/lib/
Joseph Bannon wrote:
> What exactly is the problem? I don't understand this error
> message
>
> configure: error: Cannot find mysqlclient library under
> /usr/local/mysql-3.23.37
Before installing PHP --with-mysql=/usr/local/mysql-3.23.37 , you have
to install mysql there first.
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Joseph Bannon wrote:
> What all do I need to do to install the GD Library and make it work
> with PHP?
On what kind of platform?
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Sverre Johan Tøvik wrote:
> us), is there any chance we might see an option to turn off this
> strict checking?
Not the checking, but the reporting.
Just change "error_reporting" in your php.ini
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Jamie Saunders wrote:
> How do you add text vars together e.g.
>
> $varone = "hello";
> $vartwo = "world";
>
> $varthree = ($varone, $vartwo);
$varthree = $varone . $vartwo;
although
$varthree = $varone . ' ' . $vartwo;
might be more appropriate.
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Kyutums wrote:
> I tried looking for other PHP binaries at
> http://www.php.net/downloads.php. All it displayed was one from
> Windows. What happened to the versions for Linux? Does it have a
> version for Solaris?
Just grab the source and compile. This will work on most Unices,
including Linux
Calin Rotaru wrote:
> I want to use imap functions. I receive a message that imap function
> is not defined. I compiled PHP again with --with-imap option , but
> I've got an error message at Apache compilation.
> What is realy happening?
What error-message do you get?
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Sterling wrote:
> $topic = "Aerospace & Commercial Space";
>
> $link_value = str_replace("&", '%26', $topic);
> $link_value = str_replace(' ', '%20', $topic);
This should be
$link_value = str_replace("&", '%26', $topic);
$link_value = str_replace(' ', '%20', $link_value);
Anyway, this is this wr
Tyler Longren wrote:
> $file = fopen("includes/about.inc", "r");
> $data = fread($file, 2400);
[..]
> Any ideas why that doesn't work on one server but it will work on
> another server? The server it works on is Win2k, IIS5, php4.0.4pl1.
> The server it doesn't work on is Linux, Apache, php4
Taylor, Stewart wrote:
> I'm fetching a serialized array from a database but when I call
> unserialize() the function returns false.
>
> Any suggestions as to why unserialize is returning false?
I once had this problem when I serialized an array which contained a
variable from global namespace w
Boget, Chris wrote:
> > http://php.net/htmlentities
>
> Or, even better, just use addslashes();
>
> $query = "INSERT INTO table VALUES = ( " . addslashes( $formField ) .
> " )";
>
> That way the quotes will remain in the value to display.
This isn't the Problem. The string was cut in the input fi
Joseph Koenig wrote:
>
> Well, obviously there's a problem with that. The form field will show
> "Here's the text " and then thinks it ends. Is there any way to get
> around this, other than stripping out her quotes? Thanks,
http://php.net/htmlentities
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Patrick Dunford wrote:
> According to Apache, modules made for Apache 1.3 will not work as-is
> in 2.0 due to changes in the API.
>
> Is a version of PHP 4 for Apache 2.0 coming out?
Try the configure-option --with-apxs2 instead of --with-apxs and it
should work with Apache 2.
PHP 4 supports fa
Dominick Vansevenant wrote:
> I am looking for a compiled win32 apache module for php4, I suppose
> this is a DLL, can anyone tell me where I can find this? Otherwise
> I'll have to install Visual C or something. The more features the
> better I suppose.
http://www.php4win.de
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> make install and
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> is the http server no more starteable.
What is the exact error-message? What does
/sbin/init.d/apache configtest
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Claudia Smith wrote:
> I am passing a string value via a url to be used for printing on a
> page and for sending info via email.
>
> I first encode the string before passing it.
This is correct, but you should be using urlencode() instead of
rawurlencode(). To be frank, I don't know what the di
> Accessible Computers
>
>
Looks like you're missing a } here.
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Daniel wrote:
> The problem is, I don't know what the names of the input elements
> will be. In ASP, I would iterate through the QueryString collection
> (e.g. For Each item In Request.QueryString), but unless I am missing
> it in the documentation, I don't see an equivalent in PHP.
You should fi
Jeff Oien wrote:
> "As for a print vs. echo, echo gives you more options,
> such as being able to continue output on multiple lines
> like an < you would not be able to accomplish this."
There's another difference. print() returns true on success and false
when called after a connection abort. E
Michael George wrote:
> I read this after I'd created a script which generates a form with a
> 2D array on it. But as I test it, it seems to work.
>
> In short, it the 1D array a limitation of
> HTML or PHP?
I think it is a limitation of PHP 3. It should work with PHP 4. HTML is
not responsible
Steve Haemelinck wrote:
> Does the PHP_SELF variable only work if you have your
> register_globals on?
Probably.
> Is their an another for still using it ?
$putitinhere = getenv("PHP_SELF");
might work.
Or, if track_vars is ON (default since PHP 4.03 I think), you might
find it in $HTTP_SERVER
Chris Anderson wrote:
> I've heard alot about the Zend Encoder.
[..]
> Does it require
> any extra server settings etc?
It requires the Zend Optimizer to be installed.
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> > There are only assotiative arrays in PHP.
>
> PHP has associative and numeric (normal) arrays. But is_array() says
> only if it is an array or not. The distinction could only be made if
> you look at keys. Keys can be integers or strings. I hope this was
> correct, if
Joe wrote:
> Is there a way to determine if an array is associative or not? Maybe
> something similar to the is_array() function ??
There are only assotiative arrays in PHP.
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Chris Anderson wrote:
> > Is there a function to return the day of the week? Or at least a
> number that I can use to determine this?
RTM
http://php.net/date
Have a look at "D", "l" (lowercase L) and "w".
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ADnoctum wrote:
> Hello to everyone. First time here and already I have a question: PHP
> has static classes?.
[..]
> Test.hello();
>
> Now I have a variable "Test" wich is a class that canot be
> instantiated nor inherited. Can I do that in PHP?.
PHP has static method calls with class::method()
Joseph H Blythe wrote:
> Not be phplib (sorry I have tried and dont like the autoprepend)
You can use the template-class from PHPlib whithout the rest of the
lib, it is completely independent. Just include the "template.inc"-file
and you can start.
> Be easy to use
It's not that easy to use b
Simon Garner wrote:
> > My question.. how do you do it?
>
> I think you'll find those settings in your php.ini file.
You have to create that file first.
will tell you where php.ini should be (php.ini-Path is
somewhere near the top, I think).
Take one of the php.ini-templates from the unzipped
SED wrote:
> That figures :)
>
> I was using Off-Line manual I downloaded from PHP.net homepage and
> that note is not in it, but it's well documented in the On-Line
> Manual :)
I also used an offline-Manual, but a more recent one, obviously. Just
grab a new one.
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SED wrote:
> $foo = round (1.95583, 0);
>
> When I saved the code on a different server, Apache on Linux, I got
> this error up:
>
> Warning: Wrong parameter count for round() ... bla, bla
A look into the manual reveals:
"Note: The precision parameter is only available in PHP 4."
Loo
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> I have $File, and I want the context of hello.txt to be stored in
> $file,
>
> Is there a function for this or do I use fopen?
$file = implode("",file($File));
RTM for explainations.
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Dave Goodrich wrote:
> The only reason I have a Mac on my desk is for Bbedit. Hoping they
> port to OSX and allow it to run on my FBSD box.
Isnt BBedit originally from BeOS? This way, you could at least run it
on your x86-Box.
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Randall Perry wrote:
> Couldn't find one in the manual under arithmetic functions.
You would've found it under operators, I think.
It's %
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Karl J. Stubsjoen wrote:
> Okay, last one for the day! How do you query the clients IP address?
> We have a site in development, and I want to restrict access to
> people coming in from certain IP addresses.
> Really, all I need to do is query the IP address, I can code the rest
> of it.
$remot
Kevin Connolly wrote:
> Does anyone know where I might get the mcrypt dll for windows nt or
> win 98??
I dunno, but you could try http://www.php4win.de
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Brandon Orther wrote:
> $test($i)text = "$i";
> ^^--I want this variable to get bigger
Try this:
$test{$i}text = $i;
(I'm not sure if this actually works)
or
$varname = 'test'.$i.'text';
$$varname = $i;
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Conover, Ryan wrote:
> I have an include file foo.inc. I want to call a function that is in
> another include file,say anotherfoo.inc, from the foo.inc.
[..]
> can I call an include from another include?
Sure.
> I tried the above but it fails opening the other include.
>
> Should I have the
>
Tobias Talltorp wrote:
> > No. People use whatever file extensions they like.
>
> So, If I create a 3D-program, I could say that file extensions for
> this program will be .pdf (not a prefered extension, but still)?
> Is it more a question of getting your file extension as widely used
> as possibl
Don wrote:
> I have a web page that contains various graphics and text. At the
> bottom of the page, I have a table of one row by two columns. Using
> PHP
>
> and MySQL (I already know that PHP can access MySQL databases), I
> want to read data from a table and dynamically grow my table (add
> s
Tobias Talltorp wrote:
> Do you know where I can find a list of all file extensions used
> today? Like:
> ..gif
> ..htm
> ..php
> ..doc
>
I don't think so.
> Is there an organisation, like ICANN, that decide who can use these
> file extensions and what you need to do to register one of your
Thomas Deliduka wrote:
> Doing operation. Done
> Doing this Done
> Etc
>
> With ASP it does it as you see it, with PHP it seems to do it all and
> the print to the screen. Is there a way to get PHP to do the same as
> ASP or is that just the way PHP works?
Use flush(); each time you want
Thomas Jaske wrote:
> Which template can I use to do this simply?
>
> $template = new Template();
> $template->assign(content_item, placeholder);
> $page = template($template_file);
> $page->print();
With PHPlib-Templates, it would look like this:
$template = new Template("./path/to/template/fi
Zenith wrote:
> I have readying "web application develoment with PHP4.0" by Tabias
> Ratschiller and Till Gerken at these days!
> In chapter 3, I have talk about creating a IRC client with phpIRC and
> HTML streaming,
> but it hasn't talk too much about the implementation, also, it
> haven't talk
Dan Harrington wrote:
> What is the best way to encrypt/decrypt strings when passing between
> php pages?
If your encryption is meant to be anything near secure, there is only
one way:
DON'T
GET or POST-Parameters are for user-input. Handing information over to
the client and taking it back la
Brandon Orther wrote:
> Can anyone tell me a simple way to install the GDlib for php on a
> windows machine?
Some binary PHP-Distrobutions on php4win.de include GDlib.
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kaab kaoutar wrote:
> echo " " . $personal["name"]. "\n" . $personal["email"] . " " ;
> echo Count($beer);
> $i=0;
> for ($i=0;$i ?>
>
> i have the same error the constant i is not defined ...
> how acn i fix it ?
Try
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Wade D wrote:
> what do most use, combination of cookies and GET?
IMHO the optimal solution are cookies with a fallback to GET.
In some situations, though, it may be better to drop cookies completely.
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Boget, Chris wrote:
> > > Also, you can check the value of $HTTP_REFERER for the ip of
> > the trusted host, to further eliminate the potential.
>
> How do you get the IP out of $HTTP_REFERER? As far as I know,
> that only tells you the referring url, not the ip address.
This is correct. But y
Brian White wrote:
> 'PHP, which stands for "PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor" ...'
>
> I frankly don't beleive that "PHP" started life as a recursively
> defined acronym - I remember reading somewhere that it stood for
> "Personal Home Page" which makes more sense to me.
>
> Anybody know the truth
bard wrote:
> Plus, this is PHP, not javascript. Variables look like this, "$UN"
> not this, "UN".
$UN is a variable.
UN might be a constant, if it is defined as one. If not, its just a
string.
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> And for all three cases the closing tag is ?>.
Wasn't there a thread on PHP-DEV about the PHP-parser mistaking ).
Got my point?
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> > > xml problems?
> > >
> > > _what_ xml problems?
> >
> >
> No, open tag enabled in php.ini.
I meant that with short-tags on, http://www.php.net/)
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> xml problems?
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> _what_ xml problems?
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John Huggins wrote:
> I suggest Ultraedit (on the PC) at http://www.ultraedit.com. I use it
> along side Dreamweaver with good results and good organization. Ultraedit
> (out of the box) does not know about PHP; you configure it with one of the
> several wordlist files and then you will have syn
Karl J. Stubsjoen wrote:
> So what editor is recommended? I'm a little familiar with Emacs (kinda
> cool, but I'm use to keywords and such being colored - as in Interdev).
Try emacs with a php-mode (there are several, search for them).
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