If I were you, I would use the following:
if (!is_a ($miInstancia, 'db'))
$miInstancia=new db();
That way you can ensure that the variable has been instantiated and is an instance
of the db class..
But it may not really matter..
Jordan S. Jones
Alvaro Martinez wrote:
I've found the solution m
Mike --
...and then CollegeSucks.com Mike said...
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Quick answer :-)
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% $parseddomain = preg_replace('/.+?(\..+)/', '$1', $domain);
# pulls out "domain" from
# domain.com
# www.domain.com
# www.domain.ac.uk
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$this_domain = preg_replace('/(
I got the jpeg libraries from:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/libjpeg/?topic_id=105%2C809
And installed them; even did a make test to make sure everything was
correct.
It did install some jpeg stuff under /usr/local/bin, but I don't see
anything added to /usr/local/lib.
After that, I re-compile
I've got a problem with cookies failing.
Here's the setup-
A staging server, RedHat Linux, with php 4.3
Main server, FreeBSD, also php 4.3
Running identical Apache setups and Identical php setups.
The staging server is only accessible behind our local firewall and does
not run https. The Main s
When you POST a form to the server the server replies with a new
page. if you click the Back button in the browser the server wants to
re-POST the form. Short of using GET is there a way to prevent
re-submitting the previous form?
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Regards, Andu Novac
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Guess I'm a little late to this party, but...
If you're still looking for help with tying a PDF form to a database,
drop me a note. I've got some code I developed for our online
admissions application that I can probably be talked into sharing.
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Mark Roedel
Web Programmer / Analyst
LeTournea
* Thus wrote Mike At Spy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> It did install some jpeg stuff under /usr/local/bin, but I don't see
> anything added to /usr/local/lib.
>
> After that, I re-compiled php with:
>
> --with-jpeg
>
> But nothing changed.
>
> I re-compiled again with:
>
> --with-jpeg=/usr/local/
no
Jim Lucas
- Original Message -
From: "andu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 28, 2003 1:49 PM
Subject: [PHP] post v get
> When you POST a form to the server the server replies with a new
> page. if you click the Back button in the browser the server
Can you do it programmitically (with pseudo-code)? After all, we need
to
keep this on-topic :)
not pseudo code and it could definatley be cleaned up or done better
but her is my quick try at it
echo "We are walking to up to a fork in the road.";
$randval = rand(1, 500);
$randval2 = rand(1, 500
I am trying to loop through some database results to build an array similar
to:
Array (
[33]=>Array (
[usa]=>52.00
[sa]=>553.00
)
)
And the problem that I am having is that array_push does not want to take
keys when I am using it.
My Code:
$transactions=Array();
While($r
Hi,
Asked this on the mySQL list but it seems to be more of a PHP syntax thing
that a mySQL thing.
In have the following line in PHP
I have a mySQL table which contains dates formatted as dates(-xx-xx)
I want to select all records based on a specific month.
This is my select statement
S
Petre, et al --
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% Hi List
Hi!
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% I've gone through the list for previous questions and the only one that
% seems to be a solution is to use sudo, however, I cannot seem to get it
% right.
...
%
% Obviously these command(s) need to be run as root, so I loo
Creative Solutions New Media wrote:
Hi,
Asked this on the mySQL list but it seems to be more of a PHP syntax thing
that a mySQL thing.
In have the following line in PHP
I have a mySQL table which contains dates formatted as dates(-xx-xx)
I want to select all records based on a specific mon
andu wrote:
When you POST a form to the server the server replies with a new
page. if you click the Back button in the browser the server wants to
re-POST the form. Short of using GET is there a way to prevent
re-submitting the previous form?
Of course. :)
One technique is to use a "middle-man" p
php.net/pcntl_fork
On Thursday 28 August 2003 11:09 am, David Otton wrote:
> On Thu, 28 Aug 2003 20:25:05 +0300, you wrote:
> >I am looking for PHP analog of Perl LWP::Parallel.
> >I need to fetch several URL(pages) from PHP at the same time.
> >I have a script which fetch 5-10 URL, each URL fet
This isn't the best solution but it might help bring down the total
time. Can you set up a shell script to retrieve the content from a URL
(in PHP if you wish) and then from your web app spawn 5 processes, with
destination temporary files for the data which you can then poll for
completion (microsl
Hi,
Friday, August 29, 2003, 6:39:16 AM, you wrote:
MAS> I got the jpeg libraries from:
MAS> http://freshmeat.net/projects/libjpeg/?topic_id=105%2C809
MAS> And installed them; even did a make test to make sure everything was
MAS> correct.
MAS> It did install some jpeg stuff under /usr/local/bi
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