Yeah right...
Sure, we can use ob_start(), but the poster of original message apparently
does not make any use of these functions ,
therefore his problem is easily solvable by just keeping track of output
start rather then creating a whole buffering system.
After all, why would you use some str
up with you as soon as I hear
back. Please give me an idea of what might work best for you so I can coordinate
accordingly.
Thanks!
Jessica
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of different
things which all lead to the second row endlessly repeating or the page
not loading at all.
Any ideas? Please email me directly since I am on the digest. Thanks
Jessica
(Also, I am new to this list and if this email is in the wrong format I
apologize.)
CODE :
$query = "s
ile here for reference:
HTML FILE
-
Please enter your name:
PHP FILE (Doesn't Work)
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PHP FILE (Does Work)
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So I guess my question ultimately is, what are the different ways in which
form data can be passed to a PHP script?
Thanks you,
Jessica
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Is there any way for php to call a perl module? If so, would I need to do
some sort of include (like the Perl "use THIS;")? I don't know if this
can even be done, but thanks in advance.
Jessica
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In html, I can do
How do I do this in PHP?
Thanks,
Jessica
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Thanks for the prompt replies...but I think I should clarify...
In regular html, I would do this:
and header.html would have in it (among other things):
So, the title of the webpage would be "some title here"...
How can I accomplish the same thing in PHP?
Thanks,
Jessica
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