php-windows Digest 22 Sep 2002 15:00:04 -0000 Issue 1351

Topics (messages 15933 through 15935):

ENCTYPE
        15933 by: Kit Kerbel

Re: importing data from oracle into Mysql
        15934 by: Tracker1

Create ZIP file with PHP
        15935 by: Arthur

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Hi all...My post variables are not acting properly when I add 
enctype="multipart/form-data" to the form tag.  is this a bug in the current 
version of php?  has anyone experienced this?

If I take the enctype declaration out, it works fine (except for the file 
uploading, which is crucial).  I can work around this by making two separate 
forms, but I would rather just have the one.

Thanx in advance,
Kit


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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi I am trying to retrive data from an Oracle database into My Mysql
> database. How is it possible ODBC?? or Tab Delimited ?

if both db's are setup in php.. just have two connections..
select from one, and do inserts into the other.

$db1 = mysql_open(...);
$db2 = oracle_open(...);
....

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Is it possible to create a .zip file using PHP. I am creating a file using
PHP, but I need users to easily download that file after it has been
created. I tried to have a direct link on a web page, but the files (ie
filename.csv) resolves in the browser. I want to original .csv file to be
downloadable while maintaining it file extension. Any suggestions would be
appreciated.

Thanks
Arthur.





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