Is it possible with php to submit to a remote form without the use of curl?
I am developing an application on a hosting server that does not have curl
available and I need to submit some values to a remote form.
Anybody ever do something like this without the use of curl?
Thanks,
Brent
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Just curious to see how "everyone else does it" when it comes to validating your
xml against an xsd file.
Right now I'm fighting a problem where I don't have DOM installed that would
enable me the ability to write my own validator and none of the online
validators seem to want to play nice with p
So I'm sitting here writing code and I'm thinking about my own style of writing
and formatting my php code(I use a mix of the pear standard and my own flava).
What else do you guy's use?
What style should I base my code formatting on in order to be accepted widely by
the php community at large?
I need to find the exact time of day using "minutes since midnight".
What is the easiest and/or better way to do this in php?
This is how I'm doing it now.
// $iMinutes is the total number of minutes since midnight/12am
// 0 = midnight/12am
// 1439 = 11:59pm
$iMinutes = 1230;
if ($iMinutes < 0
I want to make sure I'm correct in doing something. What do I need in order to
perform the following:
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Send an XML message to "something" at a website, have it load a database with
the message, and return an acknowledgement.
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I know this is a bit early to ask, but I thought I'd ask it anyway.
Does anyone have an rpm spec file for php 5 yet?
If I don't get any responses to this question, I'll build on and sent it to the
list.
Have a great night!
-Brent
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