php-windows Digest 17 Nov 2001 06:02:21 -0000 Issue 858
Topics (messages 10451 through 10458):
is there a File Upload limit 4000bytes...
10451 by: Gary Davidson
10455 by: Bill Borum
Re: Include files seem sqiffy
10452 by: Mike Flynn
For Alain Samoun
10453 by: Asendorf, John
Session Variables...between pages.
10454 by: Ryan Marrs
Please add me to your mailing list for PHP + Windows users
10456 by: Orlando Colamatteo
Apache 2.0.28
10457 by: Jobarr
PHP + IIS + WIN2K + ODBC Access Problem
10458 by: Wilman Arambillete
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I have a script for uploading images which seems to stop working after 4000
bytes?
using $HTTP_POST_FILES I alway get a 'name' and 'type' but
all files bigger than 4000 bytes are returned without tmp_name and size?
MAX_FILE_SIZE is 20000000
and all php memory, post_max and upload_max are set to 8M
Im very confused and my head hurts from thinking too hard but I have a
feeling im
going to have to kick myself in the butt !
see for yourself http://213.61.126.228/up.php
A give out the $HTTP_POST_FILES in the example...
Why me...
Thx in advance.
Gary
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Gary,
I am a bit of a php newbie and could be a mile off base, but I suspect that
the answer lies somewhere in your php.ini file. I noticed that it defaults
several settings to 4096 bytes.
HTH,
Bill
"Gary Davidson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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| I have a script for uploading images which seems to stop working after
4000
| bytes?
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| using $HTTP_POST_FILES I alway get a 'name' and 'type' but
| all files bigger than 4000 bytes are returned without tmp_name and size?
| MAX_FILE_SIZE is 20000000
| and all php memory, post_max and upload_max are set to 8M
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| Im very confused and my head hurts from thinking too hard but I have a
| feeling im
| going to have to kick myself in the butt !
|
| see for yourself http://213.61.126.228/up.php
| A give out the $HTTP_POST_FILES in the example...
|
| Why me...
|
| Thx in advance.
| Gary
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You should use your real e-mail as your return address so I can respond to
you privately. Some messages aren't deserving of a message to the whole
list. This is a recommendation to everyone on the list because it's
certainly not the first time that I've wanted to give someone private
advice only to notice that they used a "no spam" e-mail address..
-Mike
At 10:38 PM 11/12/2001 +0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I am trying to install a php/mysql board but get warnings about Undefined
>variable: .
>It appears to be linked to the use of include files. Are these somewhat
>different under Doze? I'm a bit of a newbie with php but it does
>appear some php code needs tweaking to work in windows.
>Any pointers greatfully accepted!
-=- Mike Flynn - Burlington, VT -=-
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Alain,
I am having trouble getting through to you. Your emails keep bouncing. Are
you out there?
John
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Web Applications Developer
http://www.lcounty.com - NEW FEATURES ADDED DAILY!
Licking County, Ohio, USA
740-349-3631
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Here's the problem. I've got an upload script, attached to a message forum.
When the user goes to post a message, they have a link to upload files.
When they click the link, it opens a new window with the upload form, and
that form handles all the uploading. I then need to pass the filename it
uploaded back to the original message form without refreshing. I thought
perhaps sessions could do this, but apparently I was mistaken. In
conclusion, when the user uploads the file, I need it to pass the filename
back to the original page without refreshing the original page, so that it
may dump it to SQL. I was going to post this to the PHP-SQL list, but I
feel that's not necessary, since the SQL portion of the script is working.
I suppose I could write the filename and the session variable to another
temporary table, and pull via the $PHPSESSID, but I think there's got to be
an easier way to do this. I'm open to all possibilities, so fire away!
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Ryan
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Please add me to your mailing list for PHP + Windows users.
Thanks for posting such valuable info,
Orlando
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I need a build of PHP that can be used as a module with Apache 2.0.28 beta.
Anyone know where I could find one?
thanks
-Jobarr
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Folks
I have been trying to access an Oracle 7.x database through an ODBC DSN and
it shows a message like:
"cannot resolve service name: ...."
Before that I have already tested the whole website with PHP 4.0.4 and
Apache 1.3.14 in 2 different Win9x PCs and it all went *perfectly*. The only
difference with that first scenario was that I used a Windows ODBC
connection with an Access Database.
On the other hand, working with WIN2K I also tried the ODBC connection
outside the application (using the Oracle ODBC Tester) and it seemed to work
fine.
I also tried the same configuration in a different WIN2K box and the same
error ocurred.
I do not know what to do since I am in a race against the time...
Any comments will be appreciated.
My next steps will be update to a newer PHP release and tried with ODBC. I
will also try a new version of my website, making the necessary changes for
accessing Oracle directly.
Wilman
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