php-windows Digest 28 Feb 2001 09:48:07 -0000 Issue 466
Topics (messages 5742 through 5748):
Re: Install Help: Win98/PWS
5742 by: Ignatius Teo
5748 by: Karl Phillipson
Newbie question
5743 by: Ernesto
5744 by: Gonzalo Vera
Re:[PHP-WIN] HTTP Header REFERER
5745 by: Erin's Fan Club
Here... another newbie question
5746 by: Ernesto
Re: [PHP-DB] Resolution detect and redirect
5747 by: Ben Cairns
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Have you edited the registry merge file that comes with the distro and merged that
into your registry?
Ignatius
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mark Petereit [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, 28 February 2001 08:17
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [PHP-WIN] Install Help: Win98/PWS
>
>
>
> I have installed PHP and PWS on my Win98 system and have
> followed all of the install instructions, including manually
> configuring all of the registry entries. When I try to pull
> up http://localhost/index.php in Internet Explorer v5.5, I
> see what looks like the file download dialog pop up with a
> status bar and disappears almost immediately. Then, a DOS box
> pops up with PHP in the title, then it immediately
> disappears. Nothing is displayed in my browser.
> To me, it seems like the output HTML from PHP is not being
> loaded as the input to Internet Explorer.
> Can someone help point me in the right direction here?
> Mark Petereit
>
>
>
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You might also want to look and see if you have enabled execute permissions for your
root web directory
within the PWS console.
Karl
Ignatius Teo wrote:
> Have you edited the registry merge file that comes with the distro and merged that
>into your registry?
>
> Ignatius
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Mark Petereit [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Wednesday, 28 February 2001 08:17
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: [PHP-WIN] Install Help: Win98/PWS
> >
> >
> >
> > I have installed PHP and PWS on my Win98 system and have
> > followed all of the install instructions, including manually
> > configuring all of the registry entries. When I try to pull
> > up http://localhost/index.php in Internet Explorer v5.5, I
> > see what looks like the file download dialog pop up with a
> > status bar and disappears almost immediately. Then, a DOS box
> > pops up with PHP in the title, then it immediately
> > disappears. Nothing is displayed in my browser.
> > To me, it seems like the output HTML from PHP is not being
> > loaded as the input to Internet Explorer.
> > Can someone help point me in the right direction here?
> > Mark Petereit
> >
> >
> >
> > ---------------------------------
> > Do You Yahoo!?
> > Yahoo! Mail Personal Address - Get email at your own domain
> > with Yahoo! Mail.
Hi,
I'm doing my first steps in PHP and I have my first simple question:
We use MySQL in our website and I saw that PHP has special functions for
MySQL.
Now, I'm starting a big project and I don't want it to be MySQL-dependant,
so I would like to access MySQL via MyODBC.
Is this ok?
Is there any drawback in doing this?
I guess it's slower, but... is it REAAALLY slower?
I want to do this, so PHP doesn't know what kind of database is reading, and
so, I can change my DBMS in the future without disturbing my code.
Thanks in advance
Ernesto
It is slower. Maybe not REEAALLY slower if you don't have much
traffic, but when it comes to kicks, you're losing quite some
performance. I would suggest that you have a look at some of the DB
abstraction layer classes available un phpclasses.upperdesign.com or
at www.hotscripts.com; they could come in handy in making your scripts
DB-independent (as far as it can go) and still not lose so much
performance. I also did my own layer (very simple and easy to put to
work, it will give you the idea) for ODBC and MySQL, that you could
have if you like. Just say so.
Regards,
Gonzalo.
> Hi,
> I'm doing my first steps in PHP and I have my first simple question:
> We use MySQL in our website and I saw that PHP has special functions for
> MySQL.
> Now, I'm starting a big project and I don't want it to be MySQL-dependant,
> so I would like to access MySQL via MyODBC.
> Is this ok?
> Is there any drawback in doing this?
> I guess it's slower, but... is it REAAALLY slower?
> I want to do this, so PHP doesn't know what kind of database is reading, and
> so, I can change my DBMS in the future without disturbing my code.
> Thanks in advance
> Ernesto
Hi:
For me this code works on Win2k Pro running Apache and PHP v4.02pl2;
<?php
echo $HTTP_REFERER;
?>
Otherwise, you could get Javascript to pass the variable onto the
request url passed to the PHP script. I think the syntax is nearly the
same for Javascript so you would just need to tack it on to the request
uri like...
http://server.com/my_file.phpHTTP_REFERER=<script>$http_var</script>
Or even retrieve it through a simple Perl script.
>In apache, the variable:
>HTTP REFERER is automatically set.
>I don't run apache, I tried to access the variable like this in a
>regular script:
>
><?php
>echo "$http referer";
>?>
<<SNIP>>
>Thanks in advance
>RDB
Hope this helps, regards Jerry
I use WebSite Pro 2.4 and I installed PHP 4.0.4pl1. Now, when I reach
index.php, it results in a blank page.
WebSite error log says
API DLL C:\PHP\sapi\php4isapi.dll loaded on demand.
ISAPI: ServerSupportFunction() called with unknown opcode 1016
before you say so... mappings are ok and I can't upgrade to WebSite 2.5
because of other extensions installed.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance
Ernesto
<SCRIPT>
if (screen.width==640) { Your Redirect Here}
if (screen.width==800) { Your Redirect Here }
if (screen.width==1024) { Your Redirect Here }
</SCRIPT>
Hope this is what you need
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