php-windows Digest 5 Jan 2002 23:14:09 -0000 Issue 938

Topics (messages 11313 through 11316):

Re: Apache cant find my index.htm
        11313 by: Pac mon

Re: $PHP_SELF
        11314 by: Pac mon

DOMXML
        11315 by: Emile Bosch

Array within a Class?
        11316 by: Chris Hall

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You must make sure that apache knows to look for index.htm as one of the 
valid default home pages. I forget the exact line, but if you search for 
index.html or whatever you should find it. I have mine set up to basically 
include such things as index.html index.htm index.php home.html home.htm 
home.php, etc....

>
>first, i know this is not a group for apache. but i cant find any group 
>that
>discuss apache (or newssever that has one).
>i use apache 1.3.20 with PHP4.1.0 on windows98SE
>the url is http://10.10.10.32 (you cant access it. its on a LAN)
>i have a subdirectory called blunt. but if i typed http://10.10.10.32/blunt
>my browser cant find the index page (i did have an file called index.htm on
>it).
>i work with dreamweaver4 and it always produce html page with .htm
>extension. is this the problem? does apache only serve webpage file with
>.html extension?
>another question. did having php4 means i can run cgi script on my server 
>or
>sholud i install or modify somethin on the httpd.conf?
>thanx for your time
>
>ps; anyone know any newsserver that has apache discussion group on it?
>preferably in english. all i can find is at `fido7.ru.apache` in russian
>or maybe a webbased forum will also do.
>
>
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You could parse one of the other server variables or get really wild and 
parse document.location in javascript!

>
>Hi,
>     I understand that the variable $PHP_SELF doesn't always work. I'm 
>using Windows 98 SE with PHP 4.1.1. Is there any way to get $PHP_SELF to 
>work?
>-Greg


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Is it just me or doesn't
xmldocfile()
work under Windows with PHP 4.1?

Warm regards,
Emile


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Just a quicky --

I have yet to see anyone define an array within a class, yet if it is
possible, would i be able to access that array with
$this->array["variable"];?

Thanks in advance.
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Chris Hall
Web Application Developer
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hardwired industries


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