php-windows Digest 4 Jul 2003 07:09:44 -0000 Issue 1808

Topics (messages 20673 through 20682):

Fatal error with 'DB.php'
        20673 by: jsWalter
        20682 by: Cristian MARIN

Sending a PDF page
        20674 by: Todd Cary
        20676 by: Dash McElroy

Using PHP with IIS
        20675 by: Terry Lowndes

can't connect to mysql
        20677 by: zicux
        20678 by: Doris Pelger .:. Eva Horner

profanity filter/list
        20679 by: Croskerry, Dan

php 4.3.2 cgi 404 error
        20680 by: arakaht

Re: ASSISTANCE NEEDED
        20681 by: Hugh Bothwell

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I am trying to use DB.php, but I am getting htis error...

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required 'DB.php'
(include_path='.;c:\php4\pear')

I can't find this path defined *anywhere*

I don't have PHP installed thee.

How can I "fix" this include path issue.

Thanks

Walter




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There are two modes to solve this:
- First when you are calling the file give the exact path from the file you
are calling to the DB.php
- second, the 'include_path = ' is a php.ini property so is there you have
to add the path to the DB.php

The php try first to access the DB.php directly assuming the file is in the
same directory, if it can't find him it will search the file into the paths
defined in the include_path property. That's why you see the error that it
can't find the file into the include_path.
Try the first solution.

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"Jswalter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I am trying to use DB.php, but I am getting htis error...
>
> Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required 'DB.php'
> (include_path='.;c:\php4\pear')
>
> I can't find this path defined *anywhere*
>
> I don't have PHP installed thee.
>
> How can I "fix" this include path issue.
>
> Thanks
>
> Walter
>
>
>



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In this code:

 if ($prtpdf) {
    include "letter_new.php";
    exit;
  }

I create a PDF page, however I would like to continue within the script (not have the exit).  If I do that, the PDF page is corrupted by the script code.

What is the best solution for this?

Todd

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Todd,

What does this letter_new.php file do? Anything that spits out any kind of
output after the PDF doc is sent will result in a corrupted PDF (unless
it's valid PDF stuff...). What I do when I have an issue like that is to
open up Sam Spade (samspade.org - download the windows client) and do an
http request for that file (the web icon) and see what is screwing up the
content. A telnet to port 80 acting as a web browser will work as well.

You might also have some code that prints after your exit; call.

-Dash

The problem with any unwritten law is that you don't know where to go
to erase it.
                -- Glaser and Way

On Thu, 3 Jul 2003, Todd Cary wrote:

> In this code:
>
>  if ($prtpdf) {
>     include "letter_new.php";
>     exit;
>   }
>
> I create a PDF page, however I would like to continue within the script
> (not have the exit).  If I do that, the PDF page is corrupted by the
> script code.
>
> What is the best solution for this?
>
> Todd
>
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I am trying to set up PHP to work with ISS on my local standalone PC so that
I can learn PHP. I have created a test page with 1 paragraph of HTML and a
paragraph with 1 line of PHP (<?php echo "This is a PHP line"; phpinfo(); ?>

When I load the page in my browser using http://localhost/filename.php the
page loads with no problem but the PHP line does not show. Can anyone help?
Working with servers and PHP is totally new to me so if anyone can help
plain English would be really great!!!! Sorry I am working on being a techy
(I'll get there one day :-)



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Hello,

I  have  a problem with connecting to MySQL. It gives out message like
this:
"Warning:     mysql_connect():  Access    denied    for    user: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' 
(Using password: YES)"
What  the  heck  does  that  password  YES  mean,  cause I use another
password.

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Hi Zicux
Using password: YES, means that you have to use the password when connecting
to the db.

If you cannot connect with your password, you do not have the proper rights.
You could then turn to the MySql manual and check the "Grant" and privileges
section.

Cheers,
Doris

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From: "zicux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2003 11:35 PM
Subject: [PHP-WIN] can't connect to mysql


> Hello,
>
> I  have  a problem with connecting to MySQL. It gives out message like
> this:
> "Warning:     mysql_connect():  Access    denied    for    user:
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]' (Using password: YES)"
> What  the  heck  does  that  password  YES  mean,  cause I use another
> password.
>
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>
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I am writing a standard guestbook application. However, I have to make
absolutely sure that no profanity appears on this particular site. I could
have the entries sit in the DB and wait to be approved by me but that would
mean a lot of work on my part. 

Does anyone know of a script that filters out dirty words? If not, how about
a list of dirty words that I could filter against? 

Thanks in advance, 
Dan

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Hello:  I am running a win2k iis server and attempting to install php 4.3.2.
I am running php in cgi mode.  c:\php has permissions set.  The ini.php is
located in both %system% and c:\php. cgi redirect is set to 0, extention_dir
is set to "c:\winnt\sysstem32", Doc_root = c:\Inetpub\wwwroot, app mapping
completed.  index.php added to default document. Test the directory with
index.html (works)

I am getting a 404 error....  What am I missing...

Thank you....  Kat



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