On 12 May 2004 16:48, Robert Sossomon wrote:
> It's fixed now..
>
> If using Apache on RedHat here is everything to fix at once:
>
> FIRST AND FOREMOST DECIDE THE MAX SIZE YOU WANT IN MB, ADD A COUPLE
> MORE TO IT, AND THEN CONVERT TO BYTES (MB * 1024 * 1024)
>
> 1. httpd/conf.d/php.conf
>
It's fixed now..
If using Apache on RedHat here is everything to fix at once:
FIRST AND FOREMOST DECIDE THE MAX SIZE YOU WANT IN MB, ADD A COUPLE MORE
TO IT, AND THEN CONVERT TO BYTES (MB * 1024 * 1024)
1. httpd/conf.d/php.conf
LimitRequestBody ?? #byte size you calculated
2.
ok query is fixed for the second one now... now to work on the
if(!empty.. tests
i have to check and make sure every one of those arrays isnt empty.
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yea...it works now...hmmm... dont know
Ok, so it took some tracking, but I believe I have found the problem. The
problem was with the putenvs conflicting with mod_perl. The full rundown
is from an old php-install post. See it at
http://www.phpbuilder.com/lists/php-install/2003092/0018.php
The summary is mod_perl and PHP on my syste
Hello,
I am a brand new subscriber to this list, and am fairly new to PHP as
well. I started using it back in June to put together an online survey
for my dissertation.
Though I learned a few things the hard way, I have done mostly OK since
then, until I changed an increasingly complex script to
managed to found out the cause. it was the cookies. it got overloaded
with data and exceed the 4k limit. the cookies was storing preferences
for too many users thus it break the limit.
B.C. Lance wrote:
hi guys,
i am facing the above problem. i couldn't explain whats causing this
behavior. how
Hi Again!
I found the problem!
It seems that netscape can't take an empty value for 'action' in the form
tag. here is the example:
this will result ERROR because the value for the action is written.
this one works:
I hope this help for those who are trying to use Netscape.
regards,
Dani
After lots of trial and error I traced the problem back to a missing
browscap.ini, I commented out that line in php.ini and it worked
fine. I guess it was causing php to think the it wasn't dealing with
a browser so it sent the headers differently (or something)
thanks to everyone.
- Mark
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Ahh -- it seems IE has it's own set of MARGIN parameters...
RIGHTMARGIN
LEFTMARGIN
TOPMARGIN
BOTTOMMARGIN
Hence: This BODY tag will work for both IE and Netscape.
leftmargin="0" rightmargin="0" topmargin="0" bottommargin="0"
marginwidth="0" marginheight="0"
I was just using (previously):
leftm
http://www.futurebird.com/mapbuild3
I fixed it so now people who don't have css, or IE 5 (or a mac for that
matter) can use it... thanks for all the feedback.
Susan
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I fixed the problem I had with Netscape not working well with sessions
(whereas MSIE worked fine for me). Apparently, Netscape works well with
cookies (and ironically, MSIE doesn't). Of course, many would probably
disagree, but I'm ONLY speaking from MY recent experience and specifically
on the
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