but
database default is '.' for decimal separator and ',' for thousand
separator...and I want the opposite.
Suggestions/Solutions? :)
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Hy there!
Aviv Revach wrote:
> How can I make those php3 commands to work as they supposed to?
Take a look at the eval() function
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.eval.php
It does exactly what you are looking for...
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Hey,
Aviv Revach wrote:
> At 14:29 02/03/01 -0300, Lucas Persona wrote:
> >Aviv Revach wrote:
> > > How can I make those php3 commands to work as they supposed to?
> > Take a look at the eval() function
> >http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.eval.php
>
>
echo "";
You could use a 'for' structure to do that...like:
for ($i=0; $i < $fields; $i++)
{
echo "";
}
The 'echo' line is different from yours so u can get each text value
after the POST action.
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- Reports line numbers
> - Has good search & replace functionality
You could try ConTEXT ( http://www.fixedsys.com/context/ )
It has everything you've described above..and yes..its free!
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it anymore.
It's very strange but I tested it and it happened that way...changing
something on PHP
code, changes the behaviour of the browser..
Testing on Netscape 4 or IE, just return the same source code for both
implementations
(with and without the new 'if').
Any comments on
Jason,
I've Replyed also to the lsit, because someone could help us on this...
Jason Lotito wrote:
> Lucas Persona wrote:
> > I was used to think on that way...
> > Some time ago I have problems with Netscape 6 and PHP. It
> > was not a HTML error
> > but som
x do just one POST and then download the file.
I don't know if there is a way to change this Netscape behaviour... or
change
everything to GET style ;)
Well..I think this is the answer for that 'strange behaviou'...
Thanks for everyone tha
ore
problems.
I could not say exactly what was going on but this is how it worked
for me.
I saw some 'bug reports' on Oracle, saying that some kind of changes
on database
layout, running together with a PHP application could cause Oracle to
hold
PHP db persistent connections.
Hope
r this) I would be glad.
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'dots' :))..but there is
no download there..
Anyway, if have something that could help, i'll thank you.
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..
Have you ever seen something like that and where I can find information
about that?
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