The "Session" documentation IS difficult to understand. I wrestled
with it for some time (and still am).
There's just no clear "cookie_lifetime" variable! All of Lowell
Allen's instructions are the same that I've discovered, save that I set
the 'session.gc_maxlifetime' to a large number - I
rience with this module who
can help me?
Thank you,
Nelson
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Thank you for the responses re adding form elements. I will explore
Javascript solutions. I've been working on a pure PHP solution - to
avoid problems with older browsers - but kept running into roadblocks
and wasn't sure I'd get through them. In any case most browsers no
support Javascript!
I'm constructing an HTML form (via PHP) in which I want the user to be
able to add or delete elements as needed.
For instance, in a page detailing user information, the user might have
one phone or several. Rather than having a set number of slots for
phone numbers I'd have one slot and have a
an concatenate HOST and URI variables to get what I want, but am
I missing something here?
I am running sessions in this application.
Thank you for any assistance,
Nelson
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I have an application that returns a set of results from a MySQL
query. Let's say I have 100 results from the query, but only want to
show 25 per HTML page.
The MySQL query is driven by a 'Search' page that creates an array
"$keywords" - which can be of any size. I then loop through the
$ke
In my project I have basic HTML pages with PHP/MySQL driven content.
In a subdirectory I have pages that allow users to change the content
of the pages and other administrative functions. This subdirectory
is protected with Apache mod_auth.
What I would like to do is allow authorized users to
: does anyone have some links or examples of this kind of
>> system from
>> a layout perspective, even functionality. I want to deliver
>>something they can
> > really use.
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On my site I have a page that takes input into a MySQL database
(though this isn't a db question).
Each entry has a category and a subcategory entry, which should come
from predefined lists and are therefore instituted as pull-down
lists. The category list is in a PHP array which feeds a SELE
Use the DirectoryIndex directive in your '.htaccess' file, as Ryan
states. You'll find more information at:
http://httpd.apache.org/
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To conta
ot to figure out
how to circumvent that.
Thanks again,
Nelson
>I have seen this question alot recently. Maybe it is time for an
>FAQ. Maybe somebody
>else would like to have an attempt at wording this better:
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This seems simple, but for some reason I can't find what I'm looking
for in books or the archive. Might just be looking for the wrong
words.
I just want to open another page, sending some parameters, at a point
in a script - without the user clicking on anything (I can do this in
a form - I
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