Matthew,
The convention I use goes as follows:
[ I am doing this without testing as I go so if something is wrong,
don't sue me :P ]
Lets say I have two tables...
PEOPLE
people_id (primary key)
people_namefirst
people_namelast
people_namemiddle
people_age
place_id (foreign key)
PLACE
place_id
Jon,
Try $REMOTE_USER
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Dhaval,
Without looking into this further, the one thing that stands out to me
(I am pretty sure) is the fact that mysql_num_rows() returns an int. So
testing for "" (empty string) is not going to work. Try instead:
...
if ($check != 0)
...
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." bla bla bla
".$somevar["foo"].$somevar[0]." bla";
?>
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la bla $somevar["foo"]$somevar[1]
bla";
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to
/usr/local):
$ ./configure [...all other options...] --with-ldap=/usr/local
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