.
PHP itself must be able to extract the POSTed data - it does so when saving a
POSTed file to its temporary location - but this function don't seem to be
exposed
in the API... is it?
Thanks for any wisdom!
Nik
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to be on the same computer, but
it's location does have to be configured right in php.ini or whatever. Check
phpinfo() for PHP core configurations setting sendmail_path (Unix/Linux) or
SMTP (Windows) - the SMTP value is the IP of an SMTP server.
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nent, without sending name-value pairs, this data is
exposed in $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA.
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> I would like to add a note to this, that this works in general, but
> the thing which actually triggers the setting of $HTTP_POST_RAW_DATA
> is a not recognized mime-type.
>
Aha! Blinding light of understanding - THANKYOU!
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is it?
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which parameter?.
You could try tweaking the filesystem optimisiation in Control Panel >
System > Performance. If your system is optimised for desktop use, it'll
make an even more lousy server than Win9x usually does. :-)
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To unsu
ttp://myotherurl.com:8080'; from above code.
It then shows a message from 'http://myotherurl.com:8080'
Thanks!!!
Nik
/myotherurl.com:8080'; from above code.
It then shows a message from 'http://myotherurl.com:8080'
Thanks!!!
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Great!
Worked as expected. Thanks.
Now it is time to ask how do I handle form (HTTP POST request) data into the
URL.
Can the same fopen() work as well?
Thanks,
Nik
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> > Include a content from anothe
sier just to do use a pattern like this
"/\[([^|]+)\|([^\]]+)/"
which gets everything between [ and | (the URI) and | and ] (the link
name)?
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sier just to do use a pattern like this
"/\[(.+)\|(.+)\]/"
which gets everything between [ and | (the URI) and | and ] (the link
name), and also looks pretty?
Nik
p.s. apologies for bodging the In-Reply-To
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You can view this in action at
http://nikmakepeace.com/goodies/upload-string.php
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ing out the option elements. By comparing each key with a parameter
you passed in to the function, it would know which option element to
give the selected attribute to.
Give it a try, and if you have any difficulty, look at:
http://nikmakepeace.com/goodies/help/selectbuilder.php (.phps available)
Nik
that other users of the machine can't even
see what's in the directories in which my users store images. They might
be private after all, who am I to say?
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possibly require much
> memory. Is there some kind of bug, or am I missing something?
Are you sure you don't have an infinite loop anywhere? This sort of
thing can happen if you have an array or a string being built by a loop
that never quits.
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whether to enclose the abbreviation in the element
(title includes the whole string for mouseover)
I hope you or anyone else likes it. Maybe some day I'll actually do some
proper work instead of writing silly utilities.
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a method, it defaults to PHP's usual methods. Is it me or PHP?
MTIA,
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t; echo pg_fetch_object($this->getLastResult());
PHP>
ME > echo pg_fetch_object($this->mr_lastResult);
PHP>
Any ideas?
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ve overlooked something.
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On Mon, 2003-03-10 at 03:01, Ernest E Vogelsinger wrote:
> At 13:38 09.03.2003, Nik Makepeace said:
> [snip]
> >Can anyone tell me why this doesn't work:
> >
> >$db_object = pg_fetch_object($this->getLastResult());
>
&g
ze or location).
can i use php to call a webpage that calls a php script and immediately
(without user interaction such as confirming a dialoguebox) opens the
'actual' browser window at the correct location and the right size?
thanks in advanced for your help!!
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Hi,
I have a site which will be updated periodically by someone else, so have
made some forms with textareas for them to upload the text into the MySQL
database. I was wondering if there is a PHP function/class which could
spell check these forms?
TTFN
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> }
> else {
> do this if it doesn't
> }
> }
But wouldn't this approach have its drawbacks, too?
For example, I live in Kiel, Germany, about 20km from a town called
Wankendorf. Presumably I wouldnÄt be able to say this.
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where I could find a text list of every
word in the English language ;-)
Thanks,
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In article <a05001900b69508a9435a@[38.241.81.150]>,
Michael Zornek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a variable(s) that hold the string:
> "name"
> and I'd like to kill the quotes so it contains:
> name
$name = ereg_replace("\"",&quo
cause all the lists I am on are filled with
> lazy people who whine and want someone else to do all their work for
> them.
I get frustrated by people sending huge quotes, and leaving 4 of those
auto generated list tags behind. If they didn't, the traffic on the list,
size wise, would b
list/newsgroup.
This question does not belong here.
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questions here, or just the PHP related question?
Nik
btw, the references, ie who you are replying to, in your mail is
incorrect.
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I am sure most of you in this group have got some sort of a PHP book... can
you please tell me out of your experience which ones are good for me to buy?
Regards
Hamed Nik
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some stupid newbie mistake,
but I have no idea what it is. Any ideas?
Best,
Nik
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