php-windows Digest 17 Oct 2002 12:20:20 -0000 Issue 1392
Topics (messages 16410 through 16426):
Re: mssql unable to load dynamic library error
16410 by: Carlos Andre Marques Moreira
PHP for Billing App
16411 by: Madeleine D.
16420 by: Cam Dunstan
Re: PHP jobs
16412 by: Mihail Bota
16414 by: Negretti, John (CCI-San Diego)
Re:Subject: printer_ functions...
16413 by: neil smith
Ned help please
16415 by: Javier
16416 by: Mikey
need help please.....
16417 by: Javier
please remove me from list
16418 by: John Dunn
BLOB in MySQL
16419 by: GSX-Rikal
16421 by: David Tod Sigafoos
Question about emalloc
16422 by: Mikey
Re: Need help with HTTP-Authentication
16423 by: David P Lenk
Re: printer_ functions...
16424 by: Uttam
Re: History in IE
16425 by: A. Mikkelsen
font library in php ????
16426 by: toby z
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Hi Alex,
is the PHP on the same server as MS SQL Server? If no you should install the
ms sql server client tools on php server.
Check on php.ini if the extension_dir directive is set properly
Copy the file PHP_PATH\dlls\ntwdblib.dll to winnt\system32
Carlos André Marques Moreira
SENAI-CE / CETAE
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From: Alex [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: terça-feira, 15 de outubro de 2002 09:23
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: mssql unable to load dynamic library error
Hello all!
as writen in the topic...
it cant load the php_mssql.dll
and i have no clue left what i did wrong
its PHP 4.2.3 with IIS on NT5
Thanks in advance!
Alex
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General Question for the experts:
We are looking at PHP/MySQL as a possible for a devel project where we need
to replace an existing Billing app (currently in an ancient FoxPro),
running on mostly Win95/98 systems.
Your thoughts on whether it could handle the front end successfully. The
data entry people (at indiv offices) need to be able to input multiple
addressess and appointments for a given client and then upload the data to
a central database (currently on a UX box). Security is a major issue -
they like being isolated to protect the client's data and would not be
interested in any kind of Web interface. Also, the forms would probably
need to be pretty extensive.
That's not much to work with, I know, but that's about the extent of our
current knowledge. We haven't been able to get to the sites or the code yet.
thanks for your input.
Madeleine D.
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Madeliene,
A combination you might like to put to them which I think would work well -
PHP MySQL at the server with some Delphi or VB windows apps at the client
end for data entry. There are quite a few Delphi components out there
(many are free and open source) to connect to MySQL directly or you could do
it through various standard tcp/ general server and client sockets and other
gizzmos that come with Delphi. If you go this way rather than a Web
interface it is a very easy matter to build in excellent security using out
of the box encryption tools or your own in-house system working with similar
at the other end in PHP. You could also do it with VB I suppose but Delphi
(pascal) is much closer to C or C++ and PHP in philosophy and syntax, they
are a much more natural partner and there are fair numbers of Delphi
developers out there. I think your in house PHP people would adopt Delphi
with reasonable ease if it is a matter of acquiring a client language in
house in a hurry. C++ builder would also be a good choice if you already
have C skills in house, the same huge range of Delphi components is
available to C++ builder. There is also a client end implementation of PHP
which I know absolutely nothing about but there is info on the PHP.net site.
There are also a lot of tools out there in the Delphi world for converting
old FoxPro and dBase style data to SQL - or you can make your own very
easily. PHP is also very good for that.
Food for though? Cheers CD
Give us a yell if you want some links to more info.
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From: "Madeleine D." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 6:04 AM
Subject: [PHP-WIN] PHP for Billing App
> General Question for the experts:
>
> We are looking at PHP/MySQL as a possible for a devel project where we
need
> to replace an existing Billing app (currently in an ancient FoxPro),
> running on mostly Win95/98 systems.
>
> Your thoughts on whether it could handle the front end successfully. The
> data entry people (at indiv offices) need to be able to input multiple
> addressess and appointments for a given client and then upload the data to
> a central database (currently on a UX box). Security is a major issue -
> they like being isolated to protect the client's data and would not be
> interested in any kind of Web interface. Also, the forms would probably
> need to be pretty extensive.
>
> That's not much to work with, I know, but that's about the extent of our
> current knowledge. We haven't been able to get to the sites or the code
yet.
>
> thanks for your input.
>
> Madeleine D.
>
>
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John,
True. I am sure that the many of us
who are on this list (if not all), are going to say that PHP is "Big" and
is going to the the next "Big" thing. However, are there any "unbiased"
analyses? Sort of comparisons between Postgres and Mysql, but which would
point out the reasons why PHP will be the next "Big"?
And because is the time of testimonials, I have to confess that (PHP,
MySql) pair made me happy. I am not a programmer, I just fiddle around in
the field called neuroinformatics. I worked with other things in the past
(such as the package Informix/Illustra which gave me headaches and
nightmares), and none of those couldn't do everything what PHP/Mysql are
doing. Needless to say that packages like JPGraph allowed me to post
histograms and such and made my boss happy:). Still, this does not mean
the PHP is going to be automatically the next Big thing.
I even do not know what are the criteria that a software/language has to
fulfill to become a buzzword/"the ultimate" and so on.
Mihai
On Wed, 16 Oct 2002, Negretti, John (CCI-San Diego) wrote:
> All,
>
> Let me throw in my two-cents.
>
> I have just recently switched my primary scripting language to PHP. :-) For
>the past 4 years I have been dabbling with different scripting languages. I was
>primarily ColdFusion then I started getting into "Miva Script". I liked the language
>so much, I got a software development job at the company that actually made the
>language, (Miva Corporation, www.miva.com). I was with Miva Corp. for over 2 years.
>Just about every major webhost offers Miva Script. I thought Miva Script was going
>to be the next BIG thing. I opposed anyone who though PHP or ColdFusion or ASP was
>better. I was known as the "Miva Script Evangelist". I was young and naive. :-P
>
> Here are the reasons why it did NOT do good, and still does not.
>
> 1. Too complicated to install on a server.
> 2. Not cheap.
> 3. Too many restrictions with the license.
> 4. No marketing campaigns.
> 5. No good resources/tutorials.
>
> After exhaustive research to find a NEW primary scripting language, I found PHP. I
>even changed my personal website (www.ideablue.com) from Miva Script to PHP. There
>may not be a vast amount of PHP jobs, but there will be soon. Here's why...
>
> 1. PHP is free.
> 2. PHP is easy to learn.
> 3. Lots of resources.
>
> Many companies are switching to PHP mostly because it's free and works so well with
>a FREE database (MySQL). At large corporations there is LOTS of red tape to get
>through for an approval of a "paid" software. Since PHP is free, IT managers can
>install PHP without any hassles or complaints form "corporate". The internet is
>still young and growing and so is the need for more "web developers" who can do more
>than just plain HTML.
>
> To all those who develop PHP, I THANK YOU ALL, for your hard work and effort to make
>such a powerful language.
>
> John Negretti
> Web Applications Developer
> Cox Communications www.cox.com
> (619) 266-5565
>
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Rasmus Lerdorf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 11:38 AM
> > To: Mihail Bota
> > Cc: RS Herhuth; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] PHP jobs
> >
> >
> > > Rasmus, just wondering, any species requirements from that
> > moneky to learn
> > > PHP? It would be interesting to see a gorrila and a lemur coding in
> > > PHP, side by side :)
> >
> > First, it is a given the person has significant experience
> > with C, C++ or
> > Java, Perl or Python or Ruby, Apache, and XML. If the resume
> > doesn't hit
> > those basic points, toss it. Next I look for interesting project
> > experience and pick out the people who have done things along
> > the lines of
> > what my current requirements are.
> >
> > -Rasmus
> >
> > > On Wed, 16 Oct 2002, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
> > >
> > > > They are, but personally when I hire a "PHP" programmer I
> > don't look for
> > > > PHP skills. I look for other skills that show that the
> > person is bright.
> > > > I can teach a moderately intelligent monkey to use PHP.
> > > >
> > > > I think most people look at things too much from a tool
> > perspective. You
> > > > don't hire a newspaper writer because his resume says he
> > knows how to
> > > > type. You look at what he has written. He may not be
> > able to type at
> > > > all.
> > > >
> > > > -Rasmus
> > > >
> > > > On Wed, 16 Oct 2002, RS Herhuth wrote:
> > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > I hear from a lot of different sources that PHP is the
> > next "Big" thing. I
> > > > > have been using PHP myself for some pretty serious web
> > application
> > > > > development for my current job for well over a year
> > now. But my question is
> > > > > in searching for potential PHP related employment there
> > isn't much of
> > > > > anything out there. So who is using PHP and why aren't
> > they hiring?
> > > > >
> > > > > R
> > > > >
> > > > >
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Mihail,
Well, I am not sure if PHP will be the next big thing. I will say that PHP
does have a good standing in popularity. With scripting languages ASP seems to be the
dominate language in the job market. Employers look at ASP as a "commercial" language
where some may look at PHP as "non-commercial". Once the job market realizes that ASP
is not the main cup of tea, maybe PHP will become the dominate one. I will say that
there is NOT any one particular language that "has-it-all". I wouldn't be surprised
if a company doesn't take advantage of this and invest in creating a "has-it-all"
language. Then again, there will always be PROS and CONS with any new language.
There are many new "scripting" languages in the up and comings like "iHTML" or "XHTML".
NOTE: when I talk about "scripting languages", I am referring to any web-based
language that integrates with HTML to be used online.
John Negretti
Web Applications Developer
Cox Communications www.cox.com
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mihail Bota [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 1:11 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] PHP jobs
>
>
> John,
>
> True. I am sure that the many of us
> who are on this list (if not all), are going to say that PHP
> is "Big" and
> is going to the the next "Big" thing. However, are there any
> "unbiased"
> analyses? Sort of comparisons between Postgres and Mysql, but
> which would
> point out the reasons why PHP will be the next "Big"?
>
> And because is the time of testimonials, I have to confess that (PHP,
> MySql) pair made me happy. I am not a programmer, I just
> fiddle around in
> the field called neuroinformatics. I worked with other things
> in the past
> (such as the package Informix/Illustra which gave me headaches and
> nightmares), and none of those couldn't do everything what
> PHP/Mysql are
> doing. Needless to say that packages like JPGraph allowed me to post
> histograms and such and made my boss happy:). Still, this
> does not mean
> the PHP is going to be automatically the next Big thing.
> I even do not know what are the criteria that a
> software/language has to
> fulfill to become a buzzword/"the ultimate" and so on.
>
> Mihai
>
> On Wed, 16 Oct 2002, Negretti, John (CCI-San Diego) wrote:
>
> > All,
> >
> > Let me throw in my two-cents.
> >
> > I have just recently switched my primary scripting
> language to PHP. :-) For the past 4 years I have been
> dabbling with different scripting languages. I was primarily
> ColdFusion then I started getting into "Miva Script". I
> liked the language so much, I got a software development job
> at the company that actually made the language, (Miva
> Corporation, www.miva.com). I was with Miva Corp. for over 2
> years. Just about every major webhost offers Miva Script. I
> thought Miva Script was going to be the next BIG thing. I
> opposed anyone who though PHP or ColdFusion or ASP was
> better. I was known as the "Miva Script Evangelist". I was
> young and naive. :-P
> >
> > Here are the reasons why it did NOT do good, and still does not.
> >
> > 1. Too complicated to install on a server.
> > 2. Not cheap.
> > 3. Too many restrictions with the license.
> > 4. No marketing campaigns.
> > 5. No good resources/tutorials.
> >
> > After exhaustive research to find a NEW primary scripting
> language, I found PHP. I even changed my personal website
> (www.ideablue.com) from Miva Script to PHP. There may not be
> a vast amount of PHP jobs, but there will be soon. Here's why...
> >
> > 1. PHP is free.
> > 2. PHP is easy to learn.
> > 3. Lots of resources.
> >
> > Many companies are switching to PHP mostly because it's
> free and works so well with a FREE database (MySQL). At
> large corporations there is LOTS of red tape to get through
> for an approval of a "paid" software. Since PHP is free, IT
> managers can install PHP without any hassles or complaints
> form "corporate". The internet is still young and growing
> and so is the need for more "web developers" who can do more
> than just plain HTML.
> >
> > To all those who develop PHP, I THANK YOU ALL, for your
> hard work and effort to make such a powerful language.
> >
> > John Negretti
> > Web Applications Developer
> > Cox Communications www.cox.com
> > (619) 266-5565
> >
> >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: Rasmus Lerdorf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > > Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 11:38 AM
> > > To: Mihail Bota
> > > Cc: RS Herhuth; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > > Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] PHP jobs
> > >
> > >
> > > > Rasmus, just wondering, any species requirements from that
> > > moneky to learn
> > > > PHP? It would be interesting to see a gorrila and a
> lemur coding in
> > > > PHP, side by side :)
> > >
> > > First, it is a given the person has significant experience
> > > with C, C++ or
> > > Java, Perl or Python or Ruby, Apache, and XML. If the resume
> > > doesn't hit
> > > those basic points, toss it. Next I look for interesting project
> > > experience and pick out the people who have done things along
> > > the lines of
> > > what my current requirements are.
> > >
> > > -Rasmus
> > >
> > > > On Wed, 16 Oct 2002, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > They are, but personally when I hire a "PHP" programmer I
> > > don't look for
> > > > > PHP skills. I look for other skills that show that the
> > > person is bright.
> > > > > I can teach a moderately intelligent monkey to use PHP.
> > > > >
> > > > > I think most people look at things too much from a tool
> > > perspective. You
> > > > > don't hire a newspaper writer because his resume says he
> > > knows how to
> > > > > type. You look at what he has written. He may not be
> > > able to type at
> > > > > all.
> > > > >
> > > > > -Rasmus
> > > > >
> > > > > On Wed, 16 Oct 2002, RS Herhuth wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > >
> > > > > > I hear from a lot of different sources that PHP is the
> > > next "Big" thing. I
> > > > > > have been using PHP myself for some pretty serious web
> > > application
> > > > > > development for my current job for well over a year
> > > now. But my question is
> > > > > > in searching for potential PHP related employment there
> > > isn't much of
> > > > > > anything out there. So who is using PHP and why aren't
> > > they hiring?
> > > > > >
> > > > > > R
> > > > > >
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Not as far as I know - Well there are a bunch of other possibilites though.
You could use MS word or Wordperfect to print the labels from a mail merge
- Should be possible using blank paper to get a geometric layout just
right, then setup your printer with some blanks to try it.
Alternatively, access or excel (which are better at handling lists) might
give more acceptable results. Also, the print software from Avery labelling
co is pretty good as I remember : we used it in lab environment to print
off all kinds and sizes of labels for chemicals :-)
Finally, if you somehow got stuck with providing this as a web based
solution, CSS might have some answers : look up on google terms like
'page-break-before' , 'page-break-after' , 'margin-width' etc - these style
attributes can offer some control over printing of html documents (the page
break mean the printer wil advance to the next sheet). Use CSS-P to layout
the page first in a recognised print unit - pt, in, mm etc.
PHP should be the least of your problems with this.
Cheers,
Neil Smith.
At 19:48 16/10/2002 +0000, you wrote:
>Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>From: "Brian McGarvie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Wed, 16 Oct 2002 15:48:13 +0100
>Subject: printer_ functions...
>
>I have a specific problem ;)
>
>I have been asked if it is possible to write a 'simple' application that
>will print onto Bank Cheques - they will be supplied on a continuous roll
>aparently, so it'll be one cheque followed by another etc perferated
>inbetween...
>
>So my question is has anyone ever tried this or similar? or even if you
>have'nt has anyone got any pointers to start me off?
>
>Alternativley is there any software already out there?
>
>I have been looking but can only find things like Sage, which ha all the
>stock controll etc etc which is not required, the application will simple be
>to take a series name's & ammount's and print the cheques...
>
>Thanks in advance...
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Im runing the latest php, apache and windows2000
I tried to install a simple forum on it and every time i press on the link
to bring up the forum it keeps asking me if i want to download it...
Thank you
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Have you added the following to your httpd.conf?
LoadModule php4_module d:/php/sapi/php4apache.dll
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
HTH,
Mikey
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Javier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 16 October 2002 05:57
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [PHP-WIN] Ned help please
>
>
> Im runing the latest php, apache and windows2000
> I tried to install a simple forum on it and every time i press on the link
> to bring up the forum it keeps asking me if i want to download it...
>
> Thank you
>
>
>
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installed a forum, and set a link to it, but every time i try to access the
page it ask if i want to download *.*.php.
Can some one please let me know what i am doing wrong
Thanks
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info on the matter is genuinely appreciated. Thanks
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I was wondering how do you actually insert a blob if it's an image (say a
JPEG) in a MySQL DB.
Tried to go thru the documentation of PHP but can't find anything.
Thanks.
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GR> I was wondering how do you actually insert a blob if it's an image (say a
GR> JPEG) in a MySQL DB.
You would read the file in and then update with the variable read.
BUT .. i would suggest that you don't store images, or anything that
is of 'file' origin into the db. It is easier, faster and seems to
make more sense to simply store the path/file of the object.
fwiw
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Not too sure if I am in the right place, but here goes...
I am working on writing my own module and so far seem to be doing OK, but I
have one quick question. In the Memory Management section of the manual
(Ch. 26) it says:
"emalloc(), estrdup(), estrndup(), ecalloc(), and erealloc() allocate
internal memory; efree() frees these previously allocated blocks. Memory
handled by the e*() functions is considered local to the current process and
is discarded as soon as the script executed by this process is terminated."
Does this mean that I can emalloc a string and not have to worry about
efree()'ing it at the end? Also, if it is local to the process, how can it
be used to pass values out of a function?
regards,
Mikey
"If you give someone a program, you will frustrate them for a day. If you
teach them how to program, you will frustrate them for a lifetime."
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Http authentication is probly not what you would want to use. Especially
if you want to program in timeouts, you would be better off using session
based login variables. Cookies are even better with an encrypted pasword
that has a windows of time that you have to goto other pages to renew.
Why HTTP auth?
Is it mandatory?
I know this hasnt been any help, sorry!
"Davy Obdam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
001901c2747e$fa0184a0$9600000a@davy">news:001901c2747e$fa0184a0$9600000a@davy...
> Hi People,.
>
> I have a problem with HTTP-Authentication, i have 2 users in my
> database, and i want both to be able to login. However it works, but
> only the first user is able to login. I Use a MySQL 3.23.xx database,
> PHP 4.2.3 and Apache 2.0.40. Can anyone help me with this, any help
> would be greatly apreciated. Thanks already;-)Maybe some examples?? ;-)
>
> Best regards,
>
> Davy Obdam,
> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
>
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it depends on your printer & system.
if you want to use printer commands directly in your code then u must know
the commands for your printer. the algorithm will be:
1. Initialize printer ( <ESC>@ is the command for most dot matrix printers)
.
2. Set paper size, tabs (vertical & horizontal) etc. using appropriate
printer commands
3. Send the data including embedded printer commands for advancing paper
etc.
quite some time back, i made a program in clipper for printing purchase
orders on dot matrix printer, its still working fine.
the simplest printer commands are of dot matrix printers, for other inkjet /
laser printers the commands vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.
Alternatively, i think MS-Access is very good for this application, all u
need is to design a report, where u can specify the paper size, where to
print data etc. You don't have to worry about printer commands in this
case.
regds,
-----Original Message-----
From: Brian McGarvie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 20:18
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: printer_ functions...
I have a specific problem ;)
I have been asked if it is possible to write a 'simple' application that
will print onto Bank Cheques - they will be supplied on a continuous
roll
aparently, so it'll be one cheque followed by another etc perferated
inbetween...
So my question is has anyone ever tried this or similar? or even if you
have'nt has anyone got any pointers to start me off?
Alternativley is there any software already out there?
I have been looking but can only find things like Sage, which ha all the
stock controll etc etc which is not required, the application will
simple be
to take a series name's & ammount's and print the cheques...
Thanks in advance...
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Thx.
I got it to work.
A.
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> On 16 October 2002 at 14:38:18 +0200 (which was 13:38 where I live) A.
> Mikkelsen wrote and made these points
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> > I'm having problems vith the history in IE.
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> > I need to go 1 back.
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> > history.go(-1)
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> > is there an easy way to do this in PHP ????
>
> In short no. However you could try using the value of HTTP_REFERER
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hi guyz
now a new stuckup
is there any library for using embedded fonts in php
????
can anyone help plz ????
thnx a million ....
toby .....
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