[PHP] Re: introduction

Glad to hear it :-) - Original Message - From: "Oliver Keller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Newsgroups: php.general To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 12:16 PM Subject: introduction > hi folks, > > > > being new to php, I just subscribed to this list - so I find someone to a

Re: [PHP] How to compute time to load page...

Or this: at the beginning of your script, get the time using microtime then at the bottom, you could get the time again, subtract the difference and voila, thats how long the execution time of your script is. -ajf - Original Message - From: "Jack Dempsey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Torki

Re: [PHP] parse error when requiring

Maybe you could give a little more info on what the parse error actually says? On Thu, 2001-12-06 at 06:51, Oosten, Sjoerd van wrote: > I have a question about require... > > I have a session_start() on top of every page and an if-else construction. > session_start() > if ($SessieEIA->Login

[PHP] Simple(?) Question

Hello, Is there a way to "post" to a script without any user interventions... e.g The user posts to a script, and the script posts back to the original one. Thanks!

Re: [PHP] PHP newbie alert

On Tue, 2001-12-04 at 05:25, shaun murphy wrote: > Hello! > > Being one not to refuse a challenge, I have been asked to administer and > update a PHP based website. I was wondering what a good editor is for such a > task. I have been having a look at Dreamweaver as I use that quite a lot but > ar

[PHP] HTTP_SESSION_VARS != Work

Hello, Slight Problem: -- This piece of code: session_start(); unset($testvar); session_register("testvar"); $HTTP_SESSION_VARS["testvar"] = "testval"; print "Global: $testvar | Track_var: " . $HTTP_SESSION_VARS["testvar"] . "."; $testvar = "testglobalassign"; print "Global: $testvar |

RE: [PHP] What's wrong with this date ?

Well it should be '$date', Also.. If the column type is date and you are entering it for a form, check to make sure you are typing it in ok and you trim() the variable if It still doest work... do a before the mysql_query() and see exactly what its inserting... -Original Message- F

RE: [PHP] Parse POST-Data myself

On Fri, 2001-11-16 at 10:19, Matthew Luchak wrote: > > If you know the setup of the form beforehand it is relatively easy to do > something like : > > $string="$myfield1[0] $myfield2[0] $myfield1[1] $myfield2[1] etc..." > > However I remember one of my stupid mistakes awhile ago was mistakenly