d though.
That's an intersting point about glibc. I'll look into it.
Thanks,
Dean
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To: Grimes, Dean
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nk?
Kind Regards
Chris Dean
Hi Nunners,
Just the £ and in my case I need to use that symbol, can't really get round it
sensibly with £
Chris
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To: Chris Dean
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Subject: RE: [PHP]
print 'Please select at least one weekday for this event!';
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Thanks Dean,
Here
Hi,
I have a large string that I need to send to a script that creates an
image.
eg
My session variables are saved in a database, that's more than possible,
tho the thought of saving a 3000char session variable in a table is a
bit hairy :)
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Just as a note, if I copy and paste the 'src' into my browser address
bar, the image works fine, it only seems to be when its used inside the
src tag.
Hmmany ideas?
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Dean Maunder wrote:
> My session variables are saved in a database, that's more than
> possible, tho the thought of saving a 3000char session variable in a
> table is a bit hairy :)
Wouldn't worry me. It's a lot better than putti
I had the same issue not so long ago, the solution we ended up going
with was Pound for the load balancer and stock Apache webservers. Pound
supports sticky sessions which you can configure the timeout for, and
also can proxy https->http. We also wrote our own session handlers to
allow session v
h);
fclose($fp);
return $ret;
}
Can anyone see where this '2000' might be comming from?
Thanks
Dean.
> It's because the response encoding is chunked. You can read about
chunks in the RFC documents.
I thought if I sent a Content-Length header, then the results would be
de-chunked?
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Can someone tell me what are the differences between ADODB and using the
compiled-in MSSQL extension? Which one is faster? What are the
benefits/pitfalls of using either?
Thanks
Dean.
My apologies, I meant the PEAR ADODB abstraction layer/
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Do you mean the ADODB database abstraction layer f
ts. I've tried both str_replace() as well as
preg_replace(). I've tried replacing the characters by pasting them
directly, using chr(176) & chr(194), and even \xC2 and \xB0.
I get the Segmentation fault both through Apache as well as CLI (command
line interface) consistentl
I have been trying with AD to traverse a tree... such as:
A - Company distribution list
\
B - Business Operations distribution list
/ \
CD- IT Operations distribution list
\
E - Visual Studio's
tions in the US for contractors and consultants doing web development (or
anything else).
If there are any good books or websites that talk about this type of self-employment,
or if anyone has personal experience they wish to offer, please let me know.
Thanks.
Dean.
ionality that it provides. I just need a
standardized way to DEFINE my API . . . for reference mostly.
Has anyone dealt with this? What do you use to do this? Or is there a
standard technique used in the industry?
Thanks in advance.
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Okay, since no one seems interested in replying, I'll put it a different
way.
Does anyone know of a language-independent way to document an API? I've
thought of writing Java interfaces or using IDL, but I'd like to hear if
anyone has a better idea.
Dean.
""Dean Hall&qu
> Can anyone point me in the direction of a good site documenting PEAR?
There is none. Although you should look at <http://pear.php.net>. Also see
<http://www.phpdoc.de/pear/index2.html>. Also check out the stuff in the
pear directory of the source installation.
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s what you meant :-)
Speaking of namespaces
Let me encourage the PHP development folks to add namespace support ASAP.
I'd really like to make some of my apps PEAR-compliant, but I refuse to use
the inane naming convention for classes that I'd need to.
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>> use the
>> database/PHP each handle their portion of the search/score/ranking based
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>>> What is the point of the web based file manager?
>> To eliminate Local Accounts, and so that they don't have to upload files
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>> Plain ftp is very unsecure, and
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I need to have a map to a map of classes, is this possible using PHP?
For example, in C++, I can do this:
map > m_strMap;
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