php-windows Digest 14 Apr 2001 22:53:58 -0000 Issue 544
Topics (messages 6724 through 6730):
remote file
6724 by: Helmut Himmelstoss
php4 Won't display correctly display a page.
6725 by: Warren Hemming
Mozilla PHP/JS Integrated Development Environment
6726 by: Dickerson, Monty
6727 by: Rasmus Lerdorf
6729 by: Shane Caraveo
Supplied argument is not valid MS SQL-Link resource
6728 by: davek
MySql pconnect
6730 by: PHPWIN
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hi,
i'm beginner and use win2k, iis5, php4.04.
i want to get a file from my remote server.
how i connect to the server, get the file and close the connection?
who can help me?
I have installed apache and PhP on a win 2000 machine. The apache server
will start up saying that PHP is running. I have created a test page in the
htdocs folder with the extention .php and saved as an ANSI endcoding. When I
view the apache server everything looks good, but when I put the test page
onto the URL all I see is the PHP code I wrote. Anyone have any suggestions
on how to fix this?
The httpd.conf file is correct. I have loaded this module LoadModule
php4_module c:/php4/sapi/php4apache.dll, and have the correct addtypes in
place. The php.ini file is in the WINNT folder, and the php4ts.dll is in
the system32 folder. I have tried all the help docs and have tried all the
books I could find.
Hey, just read (on Mozilla.org) about ActiveState's new Komodo IDE built on
Mozilla.
http://www.activestate.com/Products/Enterprise/ASPN_Komodo/index.html#featur
es
Seems ActiveState doesn't like PHP (they're a Python/Perl shop); too bad.
idea:
An IDE for PHP built on Mozilla might be a good Zend product? :) I know you
guys lately like the Java JRE/SDK for your high-end Zend stuff, but,
integration with Mozilla would be a good thing? that way you could combine a
ECMAScript+PHP dev environment on the server side, and, put Client Side PHP
into Mozilla too! Hey, now, that'd be cool. Access the w3c DOM through
PHP! :-) Maybe we could force Microsoft to include PHP support in WSH and
IE6.
..
cheers!
monty
P.S. thanks much for yours helps!
ActiveState likes PHP just fine.
-Rasmus
On Sat, 14 Apr 2001, Dickerson, Monty wrote:
> Hey, just read (on Mozilla.org) about ActiveState's new Komodo IDE built on
> Mozilla.
> http://www.activestate.com/Products/Enterprise/ASPN_Komodo/index.html#featur
> es
> Seems ActiveState doesn't like PHP (they're a Python/Perl shop); too bad.
>
> idea:
>
> An IDE for PHP built on Mozilla might be a good Zend product? :) I know you
> guys lately like the Java JRE/SDK for your high-end Zend stuff, but,
> integration with Mozilla would be a good thing? that way you could combine a
> ECMAScript+PHP dev environment on the server side, and, put Client Side PHP
> into Mozilla too! Hey, now, that'd be cool. Access the w3c DOM through
> PHP! :-) Maybe we could force Microsoft to include PHP support in WSH and
> IE6.
>
>
> ..
>
> cheers!
>
> monty
>
>
>
>
> P.S. thanks much for yours helps!
>
>
The 1.0 release of Komodo supports several things for PHP, syntax
hilighting, function autocompletion, calltips and linting, and more PHP
support is on the way.
"Dickerson, Monty" wrote:
>
> Hey, just read (on Mozilla.org) about ActiveState's new Komodo IDE built on
> Mozilla.
> http://www.activestate.com/Products/Enterprise/ASPN_Komodo/index.html#featur
> es
> Seems ActiveState doesn't like PHP (they're a Python/Perl shop); too bad.
>
> idea:
>
> An IDE for PHP built on Mozilla might be a good Zend product? :) I know you
> guys lately like the Java JRE/SDK for your high-end Zend stuff, but,
> integration with Mozilla would be a good thing? that way you could combine a
> ECMAScript+PHP dev environment on the server side, and, put Client Side PHP
> into Mozilla too! Hey, now, that'd be cool. Access the w3c DOM through
> PHP! :-) Maybe we could force Microsoft to include PHP support in WSH and
> IE6.
>
> .
>
> cheers!
>
> monty
>
> P.S. thanks much for yours helps!
>
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Does anybody know how to fix this error? "Supplied argument is not valid MS
SQL-Link resource" I am running:
NT4
MSSQL7.0
IIS4
PHP 4.0.4pl1
I've been running php3 for some time now without any problems but want to
upgrade to 4. This error seems to be occuring at the mssql_query()
function.
$Conn=mssql_connect('192.168.1.20','username','password');
$ThisConnect=mssql_select_db('My_Database',$Conn);
$QueryString="select id, name from my_table";
$Test=mssql_query($QueryString, $ThisConnect);
Please help! Thanks.
Dave
Hi
Can anyone tell me if it is better to use pconnect or connect for mysql, when I run
my site eventually on a linux server, with apache, php4?
And does anyone know anything about extended server status in MySql? Things run
alot better with this off when developing on win98.
Thanks
Xon
