James Lobley wrote:
> You might like to take a look at this:
>http://www.phpconcept.net/pclzip/index.en.php
> I've had great success with it - both extracting files and creating zips.
Thank you, the page looks great.
Norbert
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Hi all,
I wrote a php script which is running very long queries (hours) on a
database.
I seem to have a problem to run the code when there are single queries
which take long times (like 5 hours for an update query), from the log
of the database I received the following code:
2005-09-30 17:1
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On 9/30/05, Tom Chubb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is an interesting one.
> As someone learning PHP, I am still confused which route I should be going
> down?
> Especially as I am looking to take on a dedicated server soon, I don't
> know if PHP5 will become standard soon or are we going to s
Dear experts,
something must be terribliy wrong with either php5<->com or our
configuration/code.
We used to control MS-Index-Server via php4 without any problems:
$q = new com ("ixsso.Query");
$util = new com ("ixsso.util");
$q->query = $Query
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realpath() is your friend...
That has been my first impression too, but...
realpath() expands all symbolic links
I am actually using symlinks :)
I trust the files on my server so "local redirects" via symlinks are no
problem, the user submitted data is.
Then realpath() your doc root as we
On Sun, 2005-10-02 at 11:26, Philip Hallstrom wrote:
> >> realpath() is your friend...
> >
> > That has been my first impression too, but...
> >
> >> realpath() expands all symbolic links
> >
> > I am actually using symlinks :)
> >
> > I trust the files on my server so "local redirects" via symlink
Newbe question:
How does one convert an array into a HTML GET request easely? Are
there any standard functions?
Same for HTML POST requests.
Thanks,
Martin.
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Martin van den Berg wrote:
How does one convert an array into a HTML GET request easely? Are
there any standard functions?
Same for HTML POST requests.
HTTP GET and POST requests are formatted the same, just sent in
different ways. I don't know if there's a function; I'd just use:
'oranges
Sheesh! No week passing by without people complaining about hosters
missiong out on PHP5. This is one point where we in Germany seem to be
lucky. The two biggest german hosters 1&1 (about 4 million domains) and
Strato (about 2.5 million domains) both offer SSH and the possibility to
chosse the PHP
Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
Martin van den Berg wrote:
How does one convert an array into a HTML GET request easely? Are
there any standard functions?
Same for HTML POST requests.
HTTP GET and POST requests are formatted the same, just sent in
different ways. I don't know if there's a func
PHP 5 has the http_build_query function which does exactly what you want:
http://www.php.net/http_build_query
Chris
Martin van den Berg wrote:
Newbe question:
How does one convert an array into a HTML GET request easely? Are
there any standard functions?
Same for HTML POST requests.
Thanks
Oliver Grätz wrote:
>Sheesh! No week passing by without people complaining about hosters
>missiong out on PHP5. This is one point where we in Germany seem to be
>lucky. The two biggest german hosters 1&1 (about 4 million domains) and
>Strato (about 2.5 million domains) both offer SSH and the possi
Karl,
I cannot make promises, but I might have someone. If he answers me, I'll
let you know.
He got me started a few years ago. Excellent teacher, and author of
phpMyAdmin :-P
John
Karl James wrote:
Hello Team,
I was wondering if there is anyone that would like to teach
Me the language as
if i understand well you need to get an array from html post
if you use the same name for your html fields you automatically have
an array in $_POST
eg
input type=text name=myfield value="field_1"
input type=text name=myfield value="field_2"
you'll get the array ar_myfield = $_POS['myfield']
Hi
HTML 1.1 specifies that Location in HTML Header should be absolute URI.
Also says that some of the browsers will not work with relative URI.
Can anyone show me which browsers fail to work with *relative URI* in a
HTML Header Location?
Regards,
Jaepil
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Jaepil Kim wrote:
HTML 1.1 specifies that Location in HTML Header should be absolute URI.
Also says that some of the browsers will not work with relative URI.
Can anyone show me which browsers fail to work with *relative URI* in a
HTML Header Location?
I assume you mean HTTP 1.1, not HTML 1.1.
Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
Jaepil Kim wrote:
HTML 1.1 specifies that Location in HTML Header should be absolute URI.
Also says that some of the browsers will not work with relative URI.
Can anyone show me which browsers fail to work with *relative URI* in a
HTML Header Location?
I assume y
Hi All
I've been working on finishing a project SGML2IMAGE and I am sort of having
trouble with resizing of images. I am trying to just use the GD library so
when I distro the package it will not need any other things installed to be
used. Now I am using...
imagecreatetruecolor ();
imagecreatefro
If you need this functionality then you should go back to PHP 4 the version
that worked for you. I also have problems with this and winmgmts object.
some classes work others don't, most times it's a VARIANT type problems. I
know Wez is really busy but if you keep checking the snap shots you will se
Robert Cummings wrote:
Is there a reason you're using a comma delimited string? I would
recommend using an array instead:
Cheers,
Rob.
Hi,
Still absorbing this array stuff :).
I'm getting this error. And when RNum = 1 or = 16 or = 116, it only
registers '1', or whatever the first digit
hello again
I was writing and rewriting my user function for my chat server trying to
crush this bug but its beyond me whats going on. basically I have it so
if a new user comes on, we know that if they type "new" at the prompt so
it goes to the newuser function, asks for a username, accepts
>Warning: Bad arguments to implode() in /var/.../printtrolley.php on
line 14
>Array ( [TrolleyContents] => 1 3 4 4 5 6 )
I restarted Mozilla and tried again.
It's ok now.
Thanks for your time.
Array
(
[TrolleyContents] => Array
(
[16] => 16
[30] => 30
On Mon, 2005-10-03 at 00:16, John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
> >Warning: Bad arguments to implode() in /var/.../printtrolley.php on
> line 14
> >Array ( [TrolleyContents] => 1 3 4 4 5 6 )
>
> I restarted Mozilla and tried again.
> It's ok now.
> Thanks for your time.
The old session was probably s
Torgny Bjers schrieb:
> I am assuming they're running PHP through CGI in this case, am I
> correct, or are they hosting on Windows to achieve the multiple PHP
> versions? If CGI, that rather affects performance of larger
> applications, it especially impact render time of more complex templates
> a
>This is the old version I demonstrated. You should go with the later
>version that sets the values to the quantity :)
I thought I had? Haven't I?
But this is the easiest shopping cart I have ever seen.
However, I still have not understood what you were doing with these
lines I commented out.
This is what you recommended.
Is there a reason you're using a comma delimited string? I would
recommend using an array instead:
This is what I implemented? Where did I go wrong?
John
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How do I implement using your script? Do this take all of the files in a
directory and convert them into pdf thumbnails? Where does the directory
path go? Thanks for posting and the help.
On 9/29/05, Matt Darby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I wrote a script for this; it's designed to run from the
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