I am working on an XML parser and trying to learn about them. All the
scripts I get from the net in various tutorials and such all return
nothing but "XML error: syntax error at line 1". I checked the
variables with PHPINFO() and it says that XML support is on. I also
know that keeping the P
Found this tutorial that might be helpful
http://martin.f2o.org/php/localtime
-tom
Jacob Mangalyajyothy wrote:
Hi All,
I would lik eto get the information about the location of the visitors to my
site like From which IP, What browser and which part of the world etc.
How can get the information
You can get the IP using getenv()
(http://www.php.net/manual/nl/function.getenv.php) not sure how you
would get the time zone though.
-tom culpepper
Jacob Mangalyajyothy wrote:
Hi All,
I would lik eto get the information about the location of the visitors to my
site like From which IP, What
I actaully already wrote one like that. The PHP is going fine, the
problem I believe is PHP interfacing with my mail server. Thanks though
Steve Yates wrote:
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while I ge
command, like ECHO? Maybe that way I can see what is going on
-tom
Jason Wong wrote:
On Friday 13 December 2002 04:00, Tom Culpepper wrote:
I am trying to get the mail() function to work right on my system and
while I get no PHP errors the mail is never sent. Running on a linux
server with PHP3 and
I am trying to get the mail() function to work right on my system and
while I get no PHP errors the mail is never sent. Running on a linux
server with PHP3 and I have confirmed that the command line mail
function does work along with a few perl scripts that send mail as well.
Here is the code
lookup ereg() and eregi()
-tom culpepper
Philip J. Newman wrote:
Where should i start, tips wanted.
I would like to check a username string for valid charactors before the name
is processed.
Someone point me in the right direction please
---
Philip J. Newman.
Head Developer.
PhilipNZ.com New
I am not positive of the problem as I can not see your code, but if you
want to display the words that end in '5C' the you can do them like so:
\(escape character) like this: \(95 5C 5C)
If you could sttach some code we might have a better idea.
-tom culpepper
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from the archives of the list
http://www.phpbuilder.com/mail/php-windows/2001042/0222.php
-tom culpepper
Stephen wrote:
They are entering in a whole paragraph or two of text and I want to search
the paragraph for URLs then make it a clickable URL and then store it in a
MySQL database
rl;
the only way to change it dynamically on the same page would be javascript.
-tom culpepper
Stephen wrote:
I have a simple post script and I want to make it so if a user types in
a URL of some sort, to change it to make it clickable. How could I do that?
Thanks,
Stephen Craton
http://www.melc
Try using fopen() to open the file and then fread() to read it into the
buffer and set that equal to the variable.
Tom Culpepper
Multicast Technologies
Patrick Anderson at TUE wrote:
Hi,
For some (strange, I know) reason I would like to copy the content of a
webpage into a database.
I would
}
fclose($fp);
$start_position=strpos($item, $start)+strlen($start);
$end_position=strpos($item, $end);
$length=$end_position-$start_position;
$item=substr($item, $start_position, $length);
}
echo $item;
?>
Tom Culpepper
Multicast Technologies
Adam wrote:
someone gave me the followin
rpos($results, $keyword)+200;
$length=$endposition-$startposition;
$item=substr($item, $startposition, $length;
echo $item
?>
Tom Culpepper
www.multicasttech.com
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Alex wrote:
> you could also use regular expressions, but php isn't perl, so good
luck on
> that one
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