I guess that depends on what exactly you're executing?
"If the return_var argument is present, the return status of the *Unix
command* will be placed here."
Bogdan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In reality this is a linux question. If I use in PHP passthru or system, the
linux OS will return an error
...therefore it's faster. Only use it when you really need regexp
functionality - same with all other functions which are dual straight
string/regexp matching.
Leif K-Brooks wrote:
str_replace() doesn't have regex.
Stephen wrote:
I can't quite figure this out... What exactly is the difference
Ok, you get the meaning even though my mail is confusing: only use
*regexp functions* when you need regexp [etc]
Bogdan Stancescu wrote:
...therefore it's faster. Only use it when you really need regexp
functionality - same with all other functions which are dual straight
string/r
No big deal, mate. Here, let's take a look at the PHP printf() manual
page. If you don't know how to reach it, go to http://www.google.com/,
type "php", click on "I'm feeling lucky", and in the resulting page type
"printf" in the search box (hint: top right) - complex, but not science
rocket. A
Hi Krishnan!
I never tried using shared memory functions in PHP, but the problem is
interesting in itself, and I do have a potential interest in the issue
myself. So I went through the documentation on php.net and, since nobody
else answered yet, I'll have a go at it.
Apparently the second opt
Try this:
while ((!($file = @fopen("http://www.myurl.com";, "r"))) && (time() <
$startTime + $time));
Here's why: http://www.php.net/manual/sk/language.operators.php
Regards,
Bogdan
Phil Powell wrote:
- Original Message -
From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTEC
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop.php
William Martell wrote:
Can someone shed some light on the '->' syntax seen below. Is this like
similar to Perl '=>' syntax to access hash key value pairs?
Thank you one and all.
[snip]
// print mailing list
while($data = mysql_fetch_object($result)
Globals on? File uploads allowed? Safe mode off?
Miro Kralovic wrote:
Hi everybody,
I'm trying to upload a file using the following scripts, but it doesn't
work, it actually doesn't get through the first line of PHP script at all
and displays "a problem has occured" message. I'm running the scri
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From: Bogdan Stancescu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 22:09
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Re: File Upload
Globals on? File uploads allowed? Safe mode off?
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As far as I can see, this is not even an HTML question - it's more of a
user agent question.
Lars Espelid wrote:
Hello,
I have been looking for a newsgroup where I can post questions about
css/html. I did not find any. Any suggestions?
If you want a break from php, my problem is as follows:
Ha
The other replies you received are correct - but if you somehow DON'T
have a CLI PHP (e.g. using PHP3 for some strange reason, or too lazy to
upgrade), you can use the same crontab/scheduler to execute wget
(recommended on *nix) or lynx (available for both Win and *nix) to
retrieve the actual p
ok
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello List,
I want to know all about copiling, installing and configuring php with gd-support.
Anybody knows a good site or book to read about?
Oliver Etzel
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Sorry, I only saw the first line in your message ("I want to know all
about...") - somehow assumed the 2nd to be part of the sig on first
reading - and hurried to be cynical.
Can't help you with a good site/book. Why don't you RTFM instead? :)
Bogdan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello List,
I wan
No, it's not stupid - I don't know why you may need this but as long as
you need it...
Anyway. It would be interesting to know what OS you're using on both
ends of the connection. If they're both *nix machines, it's rather
simple. You typically copy the uploaded file from the temporary location
Are you sure it's PHP the one that fails? i.e. do you get the "some
error has occured while uploading the file $userfile_name" message
or some other message? I had this kind of problem when trying to store
incoming files in a database, and the link to the database failed, not PHP.
Also, if you
Also, please note that if you're using MySQL you don't have to bother at
all security-wise - MySQL won't accept more than one query per
mysql_query(). You do have to bother about regular errors though - if
$f_namn or $email contain quotes (which $email might well contain) then
you're going to e
Thy words are wise, milord.
Bogdan
John W. Holmes wrote:
Also, please note that if you're using MySQL you don't have to bother
at
all security-wise - MySQL won't accept more than one query per
mysql_query(). You do have to bother about regular errors though - if
$f_namn or $email contain quo
What platform are you running PHP on?
Shaun wrote:
Hi,
My webserver doesn't have the GD library installed, please can someone tell
me how I can resize uploaded images for thumbnails?
Thanks for your help
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Depends on what exactly you're after, but for strict comparison
arithmetic operators work as expected (<, >, =).
Bogdan
Safal Solutions wrote:
Dear friends,
Plesae help in finding the correct syntax for comparing two dates in a query
in MySql database
Thank you
Subodh Gupta
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Have you checked out the -F option for tar? It may prove helpful:
"If you want more elaborate behavior than this, give tar the
--info-script=script-name (--new-volume-script=script-name, -F
script-name) option. The file script-name is expected to be a program
(or shell script) to be run instead
If you were to somehow accomplish this, you'd do it client-side, not
server-side (i.e. using JavaScript, Visual Basic or whatever other
scripting you could have the browser run, not PHP). Which makes the
question kinda OT. But I don't think you'll be able to do this, *maybe*
you could use doubl
...or use flush() just before that piece of code, if that's the case (if
you don't need its output to complete the page). The page will be sent,
the browser will remain in the "page in progress" state until the whole
script is done, but that shouldn't bother your users, since they have
the whol
You can put whatever you want in eval:
You could even do this:
HTH
Bogdan
Decapode Azur wrote:
Is it possible to put PHP code in eval ?
Or just vars ?
$string = 'The result of ';
eval ($string);
?>
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Keeping it on one line doesn't affect the calculations (as it
shouldn't). Try using either sprintf() or number_format() for this
purpose (the latter is generally preferred, but I don't know exactlt
what you're after).
Bogdan
Zavaboy wrote:
How do I prevent a long float number end up like this
http://ro.php.net/manual/en/ref.ldap.php#ldap.requirements
Ron Allen wrote:
Everytime I try to run this function it says that it is an undefined
function LDAP_connection
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Maybe you could provide a little more information? For instance, is that
proprieraty code? If so, maybe you can post some relevant excerpts of
code? If not, what package and what version are you trying to install?
Can you identify and post some code? Have you tried contacting the
authors of the
Hi all!
I know this is not the first (and will definitely not be the last) time
this question is asked here, but since I was unable to Google anything
out on the topic, does anyone know of any kind of iCalendar support for
PHP? I'd much prefer a class to a module because I'm working on a
proj
If it's internal stuff to your application, you can write in a 777
directory (such as /tmp) and retrieve it from there. If you want to
write in a specific directory, you can set up a cron job to copy the
file from the 777 directory to wherever you please from time to time.
I'm not aware of any
Ok, I don't know if you already solved this, but you might want to do
something like
$SerKeylist=rawurlencode(serialize($keylist));
print "link";
on the source end and
$keylist=unserialize($_GET["SerKeylist"]);
at the destination. This of course will build quite an URL for large
arrays, so y
Subscribing 100% to the reply you got from Rasmus above, I'll just add
that typically that's not a problem anyway because the files are
generally created programatically (by the code) and once you set it
right, you don't have to bother - although yes, it does seem odd when
you first bump into
Hi Jonni!
You should consider wrapping mysql_fetch_*() functions into a
personalized function which also takes care of errors - at least for
debugging. Your problem is typical - your query has some problems and
mysql_run_query() returns a null result, which is indeed not a valid
MySQL result
Yes, the strings are formatted exactly like GET strings, but you'll have
to build the whole HTTP header in front of them in order to get a valid
HTTP request. So then, your code should look something like
$myvar1=rawurlencode($myvar1);
$myvar2=rawurlencode($myvar2);
$parsed="myvar1=$myvar1&myva
>
>>-----Original Message-
>>From: Bogdan Stancescu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>>Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2002 22:36 PM
>>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>Subject: [PHP] Re: POST fields through CURL
>>
>>
>>Yes, the strings are formatted exactly like
Hi Alexander!
You're missing the distinction between a server-side script (PHP) and a
client-side script (JavaScript, VB etc). When you use the syntax you
used, the browser attempts to download the src and execute it - and it
can't do that, because in the best case the php code runs on the ser
If that's the exact string you have (which I doubt) then your code
should look something like
Notes on the code above:
1. Your string most probably doesn't look like that, in which case
you'll have to adapt the code to it;
2. You'll have to do some custom changes to the first and last entry
Hi!
Have you tried echoing $aFileContents in the same script? Does it
actually contain anything? You may have a problem with reading from the
upload file...
Bogdan
Djurovski Dejan wrote:
> I can't upload picture to MySQL database:
> What is wrong with my script:
> I use PHP & MySQL database.
What do you need exactly? Phplib does a lot of things, and I don't think
anyone can answer your question without some specifics (or without
rewriting the phplib documentation, that is).
Bogdan
John Wards wrote:
> Anyone got any handy hints on how to convert scripts running on PHP3 and
> PHPlib
Hi!
I never used MSSQL myself, but you should be able to find some SQL
command to format the date in the MSSQL documentation - that's generally
the way to retrieve specific date/time elements.
HTH
Bogdan
Dave Leather wrote:
> I hope this is a simple date question
>
> I am using an MSSQL dat
If you store the date as a database native timestamp you might want to
consider using native database functions in order to reduce CPU time -
otherwise Mr. Green's solution is the typical one indeed.
Bogdan
James Green wrote:
> On Mon, 2002-08-12 at 10:41, Joe in Minneapolis wrote:
>
>>What's
You may add "\$_SERVER[DOCUMENT_ROOT].\"/path/to/file\"" to the database
and then use eval() to evaluate. The better solution is obviously to
store "/path/to/file" and append it to $_SERVER[DOCUMENT_ROOT] whenever
you need the full path.
Bogdan
Michael Hazelden wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm attem
Ok, I'm not positive I'm right here, but have you thought about the
browser timing out - and not PHP? You may try doing an echo(" "); and a
flush(); every 100 e-mails or so - and reset max exec time to a
reasonable duration while you're at it - that *might* fix it. Please
note that executing s
Just stop using ereg_replace where not needed and use str_replace
instead - it's faster and you don't risk bumping into "key-chars" like
you just did. While regexps are very useful when needed, people tend to
use the same functions even when they don't need regexps just out of
habit... There,
I suppose you want to use PHP - just set a cron job to run wget or lynx
on that page every day. Alternatively, set a cron job to run a
command-line php every day (it's somewhat faster) - but I think there
are a couple of restrictions on the configuration, so if that doesn't
work, just fall bac
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.classobj.php
Chris Barnes wrote:
> hey people,
> I have been seeing something in a few php scripts i've been playing with and
> i really dont know what it means or does. I'm only new to php so maybe
> someone could explain.
>
> i have been seeing "->"...e.g. whil
http://www.php.net/manual/en/configuration.php#ini.memory-limit
http://www.php.net/manual/en/configuration.php#ini.post-max-size
http://www.php.net/manual/en/configuration.php#ini.upload-max-filesize
Mintbaggio wrote:
> Is there is a volume limitted for PHP upload file
> using HTTP?
> I heard of
Hi Mike!
Mike wrote:
> Hello all,
> I am very confused. This script that I have been working on for a while
> is giving me a hard time...
>
> $string = "Current song: 01. DJ Nightflight - The first flight (original
> \
> mix) (D I G I T A L L Y - I M P O R T E D - European Trance, Techno,
> Hi-\
Hi!
I don't know why it doesn't because it really should ALWAYS evaluate
true with your code, regardless of absolutely anything.
The reason is that the quoteless 777 you're comparing to is in decimal
and it would defy math if you were ever able to get $perms==777. Anyway,
it does evaluate tru
Hummm, sorry, you're right, you're converting it do a "fake" octal via
strings, I was wrong in my first paragraph. In any case, if it helps, on
my comp it really does evaluate true.
Bogdan
Gandalf wrote:
>
>
> Hello!
>
> I am doing this
>
> $newpath = "./uploads/newdir/";
> if (!is_dir($ne
You can set up php to run from console if it doesn't already, and add an
alias to your mail server ("stocks") which would parse the incoming mail
and do the appropriate deeds.
Bogdan
M wrote:
> Hello People:
>
> I have my pages built in PHP / Mysql, all working ok, but now I need
> solve a pr
So what happens exactly?
Pafo wrote:
> i reed thru my code and i noticed that it wasent readable, like Dan said in
> one of my other post "xml and php".
> so i thought, why not create afew classes to make everything look good :)
> i managed to make this class, but it just dosent work,, anyone g
line.php
Then all you have to do is parse the incoming mail message - I'm sure
you'll be able to google out plenty of functions/classes to do that -
drop me an e-mail if you don't find any and I'll send you mine.
Bogdan
Lallous wrote:
> How and where can I add an alias
Bogdan Stancescu wrote:
> Add a line reading
> stocks: | /usr/bin/php /path/to/your/script.php
Sorry, it should be
stocks: "| /usr/bin/php /path/to/your/script.php"
Also, first make sure php works from command line and check its location.
Bogdan
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Hi Nick!
First off, *please* read a netiquette guide before posting -- I hate
seeing a conational of mine posting a message like yours ("###PLEASE
HELP###" and "I am waiting for an answer" are extremely rude - you're
not paying for support on this mailing list, so you can't demand
anything).
Have you tried searching string functions on http://www.php.net ?
Bogdan
Alexander Lindstedt wrote:
> If i want to find just a word in a variable, and then replace just that
> specific word... is there any simple way to do this?
>
>
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The answer I would give at this moment would be a variant of your A)
version where the hash directories would further contain directories
limited to, say 300 images. Found it out after a painfully slow
experience with MySQL blobs. I did not however implement this solution
yet (still using the
I've seen this kind of random approach several times and I keep
wondering why not counting the files instead. Yes, it may take a little
longer when uploading but I personally think the safety of the approach
is worth the insignificant speed sacrifice.
Bogdan
Scott Houseman wrote:
> Hi all.
>
Seems to be down - I can't reach it either.
Bogdan
Jay Blanchard wrote:
> Can someone give me a URL for a php.net mirror? I am having trouble with
> access...
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jay
>
> ***
> * Texas PHP Developers Conf Spring 2003
If you don't need regexps, use strpos. Make sure you read the
documentation though - if $nav->userAgent starts with "search for this",
your code will return false.
Bogdan
José Jeria wrote:
> I want to find a certain text in a string and i want it to return me a
> boolean.
> What is the best th
It's not the ")" characters, it's the quotes - make sure you
addslashes() to all the variables. Also make sure you don't double-slash
- depending on your php.ini settings, PHP may automatically slash
incoming variables.
Bogdan
Mike Fifield wrote:
> This is a query that I am sending to mysql.
José Jeria wrote:
> "Bogdan Stancescu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
>
>>If you don't need regexps, use strpos. Make sure you read the
>
>
> Can you give me any particular reason
If you need "real" shadow effects (i.e. if the image data itself should
contain the shadow), you can follow the suggestion below but using GD to
achieve the effect by concatenating images.
If you're looking for a solution to *display* the thumbnails in the
page, then this is what I would do: I
Just to make a fool of myself, I'd explode the string, parse each item
and implode. I'm sure it can be done through some regexp wizardry as
well - probably matching something along the lines of "(^\ [A-Z])" but
I'm way too retarded regexp-wise. BTW, any good online tutorials? I read
through PH
Just for the record, I'm sure you can Google out quite a few nasty
comments on PayPal - I remember reading some along the lines of "dear
all, I know it was much easier for you to send money via PayPal, I know
that giving up on using it will considerably decrease my income, but
after my [...] e
, as 1 images
>>in a single directory might slow down access to those images in the
>>filesystem, or not so?
>>
>>Thanks for your input.
>>
>>Regards
>>
>>-Scott
>>
>>
>>>-Original Message-
>>>From: DL Neil [mailto:
Check freshmeat - there are a couple of more than reasonable such
projects (unfortunately I don't remember the names, but I checked some
out and they seemed ok).
Bogdan
Andy wrote:
> HI there,
>
> I am wondering if a Chat coded in PHP would be sufficiant for a medium sized
> site. Maybe someo
Justin is right, there's no guarantee the referrer will be set. What you
can do however is have a common pre-registration page you link to from
everywhere on the site - and set some variable there to acknowledge they
came from the site - and give "members" the direct address to the
registratio
Christopher J. Crane wrote:
> This is a little off topic, but I am desperate. I am looking for a good
> PHP/MySQL chat that is not in a bunch of frames. I have from WebChat
> (http://www.webdev.ro/) but it has a bunch of runtime erros. If anyone has
> this working or they know of another that work
You'll have to do it the hard way if you need that functionality - i.e.
open a port on the remote machine (port 80), build a http query, send it
and read from the port. That way you can control the whole process and
send whatever browser identification, require certain languages, manage
the tr
Hi!
I don't know about the memory, but I think the "recommended" way would
be your first choice because you might want to redefine method jk() in
class bar... I would suspect that would also be recommended
performance-wise as well - since that's the typical way to call methods,
I think it's b
Hello!
Ok, this is probably a very stupid question for someone who knows how
these things work internally - but I don't, therefore I ask. :)
When I instantiate an object, do the methods get instantiated as well?
The question is asked memory-wise, not functionality-wise. More to the
point, if
You might want to take a look at explode() and array functions - I don't
understand exactly what you want ("I want this -- or that"), but those
will probably solve the problem, whatever that is specifically.
Bogdan
Oliver Witt wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a problem that I don't know how to solve with
Glad it helps - be sure to also check implode() for the reverse action!
Bogdan
Oliver Witt wrote:
> Bogdan Stancescu schrieb:
>
>
>>You might want to take a look at explode() and array functions - I don't
>>understand exactly what you want ("I want this -- or th
Well, I guess my questions are just too stupid to deserve an answer
anyway. Sorry for spamming you guys with my retarded questions! I'll
refrain from asking any more questions on this list in the future, since
I always seem to ask the wrong ones.
Humbly yours,
Bogdan
Bogdan Stancescu
ust too stupid to deserve an answer
>>anyway. Sorry for spamming you guys with my retarded questions! I'll
>>refrain from asking any more questions on this list in the future,
>
> since
>
>>I always seem to ask the wrong ones.
>>
>>Humbly yours,
>&g
I generally use both - the first for includes and the second for HTML links.
Do NOT include the trailing slash. The reason is simple:
Go home");
?>
is much simpler to write and follow than
Go home");
?>
because you obviously can't write
Go home");
?>
Please remember that since the trailing slash
"http://"; to every link that points to the same site. Most probably, the
> browser and the server can handle the request faster since *I think* it
> doesn't need to query a DNS server for each request. I'm not sure about this
> one though... :( Need more research...
>
o 'Go home';
>
>
> this way:
>
> echo "Go home";
>
> that would still not give you the "trailing slash" problem. In other words,
> it's just a matter of how you write the code... ;)
>
> - E
>
> On Friday, October 11, 200
That piece of code works. Maybe you could be so kind as to post the
exact piece of code which doesn't work? If it's not too much to ask, of
course.
Bogdan
Leif K-Brooks wrote:
> Any idea what that error means? I'm trying to do something like:
> $array[] = array(a => "a value");
>
--
PHP G
It works both with and without quotes around the key. Which is normal -
you will be amazed at how forgiving PHP is - try this:
Bogdan
Leif K-Brooks wrote:
> I am using quotes around the key, just a dumb mistake in the example...
>
> Leif K-Brooks wrote:
>
>> Any idea what that error means?
Yup, that works as well. You could try a debugging echo after that line
and see if it gets executed. You probably have a problem somewhere else.
Bogdan
Leif K-Brooks wrote:
> $actions[] = array("display" => "Discard");
>
> Bogdan Stancescu wrote:
>
>
equal to http://www.domain.com/somefolder/ . So, NOT having the trailing
> slash might even create some problems.
>
> So, it's a matter of opinion (and use) whether adding a trailing slash would
> create a problem or not. So imagine how this code will work:
>
> echo "
Just created a Mozilla keyword for the php manual, after being too lazy
for too long, so here it is, in case anyone else finds it useful:
http://www.php.net/search.php?show=quickref&pattern=%s
The keyword is obviously php (at least in my case). Since I already
spammed you with this, here are a
The syntax I use for this purpose is either:
lynx -source "URL"
or
wget -q -O - "URL"
depending on whether lynx or wget are installed.
HTH
Bogdan
Adrian Murphy wrote:
> my isp lets me control crontab so i've been trying to
> run a php script every 30 mins.
>
> the command is like this:
> lynx
That's at least curious - limiting and offsetting will most certainly
affect the results which are then sorted... I don't think that's what he
was after. Just my 2c.
Bogdan
Miguel Cruz wrote:
>Try a sub-select:
>
>SELECT * FROM (SELECT * FROM rap ORDER BY rcountry,rcity,rsname,rfname
>DESC L
As a side note, your final question does make sense - I was surprised
(dunno why, but I was) to find there are things which cost less then 1c,
some even less than 1/10 c, so...
Bogdan
Michael Davey wrote:
>I have found that the best way to work with currencies is to avoid using any
>type of f
ns - when he sent the first
report, I started thinking it may have been some php.ini setting
regarding uploads, but I was completely confused by the second report.
Did anyone encounter this? Is it a PHP bug? Is it a setting?
Thank you, and I'm sure Tom will as well if you can help us here!
Bog
Thanks for taking the time to answer. As I said, there is no problem
with the code in either OPT or in phpMyAdmin - there is a problem with
PHP and I was hoping someone on this list bounced into the same kind of
problem.
Bogdan
Edward Marczak wrote:
>On 6/7/02 11:43 AM, "Bogdan S
SELECT
quiz_id
FROM
$table_quiz AS q,
$table_user AS u
WHERE
q.user_id=u.user_id AND
u.username='$valid_user' AND
u.password='$valid_password'";
Bogdan
Jule Slootbeek wrote:
> Hey guys and gals,
>
> I have the following function which accesses the following tables, now
> i want to
JavaScript's getTimezoneOffset seems to be working just right, as shown
here: http://www.tyzo.com/tools/timezone.html
I think assuming that the user's computer has the correct time zone set
shouldn't be too far-fetched - and you can always provide the user with
a way to override that default.
Well, apparently $_POST[passcodeFile] is empty. The first question that
comes to mind is whether you have the correct array index there. The
second is why do you need the double quotes surrounding it. You should
try echoing $_POST[passcodeFile] and see if it contains anything.
Bogdan
Tyler Lo
Yes, it actually would've been should the person who started the thread
answered (instead of a wise-guy saying "That's very helpful" - in this
case, no, it didn't prove to be). That's because that way we would've
found out what exactly he needed ("Of course the change can be only
across a part
multipart/form-data is very VERY similar to mail with attachments. Maybe
you could tweak a package/library/class which allows that in order to
build the POST request and then simply send it using socket functions to
the server you want to. I don't know, maybe this is too complicated and
you co
The only question I could possibly have asked to leave it open enough to
all the possibilities was basically the one I asked. That's because
possible reasons for not writing his own function may have been:
- he wanted a very basic gradient, but he was such a newbie in PHP that
he didn't know ho
Over-complicating it? Yes, I must admit that's true. The problem however
was not that I didn't understand the question, but that I apparently was
hostile. For someone extra-sensitive, I think I could've looked like
that, but I still don't think I was out of line with my original reply,
which s
I think the proper MIME type for sgv is image/svg-xml. Why aren't you
able to output svg lines with print() (or echo())?
Bogdan
Herve le Martret wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am interested in creating svg graphics with php like creating a image with
>gd.
>I tried a PHP script with :
>
>header ("Content-
Submitted or filled in? i.e. do you want textbox1 to contain whatever is
in textbox2 or do you want the form in file2.php to be submitted to
file1.php? The difference is that in the first case no PHP gets to run
when button2 is pressed, whereas in the second case file1.php gets to
run with the
In file1.php:
<!--
function popItUp() {
var gogu=open("file2.php","mypopup",<winparameters>);
}
// -->
filled in
>
>- Original Message -
>From: "Bogdan Stancescu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "php-general" &l
Ah, and of course I forgot window.close() in sendText() after sending it.
Bogdan
adi wrote:
>filled in
>
>- Original Message -
>From: "Bogdan Stancescu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "php-general" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Wednesday
You are on the right track with the reasoning:
$unsetA = "level" . $i . "Name";
unset($$unsetA);
HTH
Bogdan
Tom Beidler wrote:
>I'm wondering if this can be done, and if so, what's the proper way to do
>it.
>
>For the current issue I'm trying to unset some variables with common names
>and I
Use the POST method instead of GET for submitting forms.
Bogdan
- wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>
>Is there any way to hide my form submitted variables (like
>passwords etc)
>in the location
>bar "http://somedomain.org/checkpassword.php?
>password=mypassword"
>or atleast show in an encypted form n the l
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