The main perk to using switch over if
statements is speed
speed of development and ease of reading. Otherwise, it all ends up
the same under the bonnet afaik
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I've used the IMAP functions to connect to my pop3 server. I want to
download the emails. I can fetch headers, or fetch the body, but I
don't seem to be able to download the entire e-mail as one raw file.
This is so I can pass it to the PEAR mail mime class for parsing, as
well as for storage.
I'm working on a private webmail (and other) system, and am struggling a
little with MIME mails. I've got a script to save all the attachments, but
the thing I can't figure out is how I decide which "part" is the main email
message itself (and hence which to display).
Oh and cheers for the info
>> Oh and cheers for the info someone gave me the other day, it inspired
>> me to just connect to the pop3 server using a raw socket, SO much
easier!!!
>share the code please, I'm interested :)
Ok... It's a bit rough and ready, never expected anyone else to want to look
at this (at least not
Than what? The imap extension is faster and has parsing functionality
built in.
True, but the parsing is to be done at a completely different time, and
then imap extension can't be >that< much faster, when you consider that
my method is doing very little processing, and basically getting the
me
I would imagine it would be significantly faster, and you must be
doing some processing to extract the email body.
I'll run some tests (when I can be bothered!) and post the results ;)
Not sure exactly how accurate they'll be though, cos the IMAP routines
won't let you retrieve just the whole me
Allow them to browse the server (up to a limited level), saving the
current selected path within the $_GET string.
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I've been using www.wehostwebpages.com for about 4 years, been good to me :)
Can anyone recommend a fair priced, reliable hosting company that would best
meet my needs as follows:
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The ? And : are a shortcut for ifelse, that could also be written
If (isset($_GET['page'])
{
$page = $_GET['page'];
}
else
{
$page = null;
}
The shortcut is a lot quicker to write (if you understand it) but not as
readable.
isset just returns true if a variable has been set, false if not :)
h
I'm interested in the possibility of connecting a computer running A
PHP server to a till drawer and have the server able to open the
drawer. Anyone know how this would work?
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each of the terminals could then use a web based POS interface but
there was only a
single cash drawer.
It would also be possible to have each 'till' running a copy of apache
server, and communicating with a central database server. I can't for
the life of me think of any way the client cou
tabs though, but I'm not certain the way I do it can take
care of that.
If anyone can tell me how to go about this, it would be greatly
appreciated...
Cheers!
Olafo
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curl_setopt($Curl, CURLOPT_SSLCERT, "/tmp/cert.pem");
Never used it, but possibly...
curl_setopt($Curl, CURLOPT_SSLCERT,
"/some/php/file/to/echo/cert/from/db.php");
just a thought :)
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I want to read the content from a socket that is sending XML.
IIRC, you just read in a loop while there's still stuff to read.
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