I just need a confirmation, when the getdate() function is invoked inside a PHP
script, the date returned will be the server hosting the pages' date and not the
client requesting the page, right? or am i wrong in my assumption? Thanks guys.
If you are already using eclipse, you could try the a PHP plugin, which can
be downloaded free from www.xored.com
It's got the basics: outlining, highlighting and error detection and some
more. I guess the only thing this has over the other
full featured editors out there is that you don't have to
could you send the line 16 the parser was pointing out?
It could be you have the wrong number of parameters for the call to
mysql_connect(), or your PHP wasn't compiled with mysql functionality
enabled. (This is doubtful since mysql functionality is ON by default).
- Ori
I might be incorrect, but i think there's supposed to be a semicolon at the
line:
$dir="./"
it should read as
$dir="./";
cheers! =)
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