[PHP] Google search indexing

Follow up question: At 4:39 PM + 12/14/04, Richard Davey wrote: sp> does anybody know how does google (and other search engines) index websites sp> implemented in PHP + MySQL? For instance, sites which use PHP based CMS sp> (Content Management Systems)? It doesn't. It indexes the HTML that th

[PHP] question about mkdir() and ownership permissions

this was a security risk. Does anyone know how I can create a directory which is owned by my user account on this server-- or have any other creative suggetions? Thanks. Jason FB

[PHP] cookie saving problem

PHP GENERAL LIST: I am trying to get the session cookie to stay active for 10 years I have at the top of EVERY page on my website an include statement which includes a file which contains only this code: If I quit my browser and re-launch, it seems to remember my session variables. [Which was N

[PHP] Re: readdir behavior I cannot understand

Greg- Hey, thanks. Yea I suppose I am relatively new to PHP, been working with for about a year and a half now, so sometimes there are gaps in my knowledge, like this one. I'm fairly good at different debugging techniques, but I get this error when I run the script from the manual which is why

[PHP] follow-up readdir behavior I cannot understand

PHP General List, Regarding my the previous post -- the script had another bug in it which I felt silly for having posted since it's so obvious at the very top (a misisng "=" sign). However, I am still having a problem with this script practically copied and pasted from the PHP manual. The rev

[PHP] readdir behavior I cannot understand

PHP General List, I am trying to read the contents of a directory on a server and perform imagemagick operations on each JPG found inside the directory. The area where I am stuck currently is not the image manipulation but the PHP function readdir(). Can anyone explain why I am having this beha

[PHP] converting seconds since unix epoc to date array

Can anyone tell me how to convert a date stored in the format "-MM-DD" to an integer of seconds since unix epoc, then add $daysToAdd days to this value (I suppose if the integer was a number of seconds it would have to be $daysToAdd*60*60*24 to get the number of seconds to add) then conver