php-windows Digest 15 Jan 2003 09:03:17 -0000 Issue 1536

Topics (messages 17866 through 17873):

Re: Good SMPT mail script?
        17866 by: Christoph Grottolo
        17870 by: Manuel Lemos

Re: PEAR bootstrapper
        17867 by: Mikey

convert asp to php
        17868 by: Ha Duy Thien
        17869 by: Sean Malloy

How to allow ~user/xxx.php on Windows XP
        17871 by: Gang Wang

jpeg images
        17872 by: Pat Johnston
        17873 by: Pat Johnston

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Hi

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nicole) schrieb:

>Does anyone have a good smtp mail script to handle text and/or HTML
>messages?

Maybe you can try
http://phpclasses.php-start.de/browse.html/package/14.html

Christoph
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Hello,

On 01/14/2003 06:17 PM, Nicole wrote:
Does anyone have a good smtp mail script to handle text and/or HTML
messages?

I found phpmailer which I'm having some trouble with.

mail() isn't enough. I need to do smtp mail and I just am not strong enough
yet in generating mail via smtp in PHP other than just using the mail()
function.
You may want to try this class

http://www.phpclasses.org/smtpclass

in conjunction with this that is capable of composing complex messages with HTML parts with text alternatives, embedded images, attachments etc..

http://www.phpclasses.org/mimemessage



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Regards,
Manuel Lemos

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> PHP 4.3.0/Win32 misses a PEAR installer/bootstrapper. Attached
> you'll find a
> .bat file which does the job.
> (remove the '.txt' from the filename and copy to c:\php. Then,
> run 'go-pear'
> from 'c:\php').
>
> (then you'll get some errors in the installed pear.bat, but that's another
> issue...)

What does BIN_DIR need to point to?

regards,

Mikey


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Dear php gurus

I have a simple question. Now I am incharge of converting asp pages into php
pages.

in asp page they have this command : Response.Buffer=false

I would like to know in PHP does it have something like that to control
bufering  php pages? Or could you show me the document about this in php

Thanks you very much

Thien


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Have a look at the ob_* functions.

But to turn output buffering off (I think it is now on by default in 4.3.0
installs)

right at the top of the page:
ob_end_clean();


Response.Buffer = false
ob_end_clean();

Response.Buffer = true
ob_start();

Response.Flush
ob_flush();

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From: Ha Duy Thien [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 15 January 2003 11:52 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-WIN] convert asp to php


Dear php gurus

I have a simple question. Now I am incharge of converting asp pages into php
pages.

in asp page they have this command : Response.Buffer=false

I would like to know in PHP does it have something like that to control
bufering  php pages? Or could you show me the document about this in php

Thanks you very much

Thien



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Hello, everyone:

I am new to PHP on windows. I could not get
http://localhost/~username/my.php work on Windows XP. Here is what I have:
Windows XP Pro + Appache 2.0.40 for Windows + Php 4.3
I followed tutorial posted at http://internetmaster.com/installtutorial/.

It works fine when .php file is in the DocumentRoot directory. In my case,
it is the default one Apache uses: c:\program files\apache group\...\htdocs

However, if I copy the working php file to a user's Apache web directory, it
stops working. In other word, http://localhost/test.php works while
http://localhost/~myusername/test.php does not work.

Any one can help out here?

-- Gang Wang


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Hi all
I'm using PHP 4.1.2. I want to resize jpegs on the fly, but the functions
ImageJpeg and ImageCreateFromJpeg don't work.

>From what I read I need GD and then compile it with jpeg-6b. I know nothing
about GD and its libraries nor do I have a C compiler.

There's not much in the GD manual or PHP manual. Anyone know how I can do
this painlessly? Any tutorials out there OR even if I need GD or not?

Regards, Pat J.


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I've asked this question a tad too soon. I see the latest version of PHP has
built in gd, so the forget what I've asked below.

Regards, Pat J.


"Pat Johnston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> Hi all
> I'm using PHP 4.1.2. I want to resize jpegs on the fly, but the functions
> ImageJpeg and ImageCreateFromJpeg don't work.
>
> From what I read I need GD and then compile it with jpeg-6b. I know
nothing
> about GD and its libraries nor do I have a C compiler.
>
> There's not much in the GD manual or PHP manual. Anyone know how I can do
> this painlessly? Any tutorials out there OR even if I need GD or not?
>
> Regards, Pat J.
>
>


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