php-windows Digest 11 Sep 2003 14:06:14 -0000 Issue 1906
Topics (messages 21354 through 21360):
Re: free windows editor with ftp?
21354 by: Chris L
21355 by: David
21358 by: chris.neale.somerfield.co.uk
21360 by: Chris L
excel tables to mysql tables
21356 by: arslanli
PHP -> ODBC -> Remote Access
21357 by: Aidal
Re: Extracting images from active directory using php
21359 by: Simon Taylor
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Stephen) wrote in
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> I have to agree with these two, although the latest non beta version
> has a small problem with its code highlighting. However, this has
> (apparently) been fixed in beta. It is the best program I have found,
> and it can open a huge range of files!
It appears from the info on the site that the FTP tools are available only
in the paid versions. But I'll check it out... the price is low. I will
also check out HTML-kit, but it had some real stability problems when I
tried it a year ago...
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Dear Chris
I use 1st page 2000 which can be found at http://www.evrsoft.com, and the
add on for ftp can be found at http://www.evrsoft.com/1stpage/modules/ which
needs to be copied into the same directory of 1st page 2000.
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Kind Regards
David
Anagram Systems
http://www.anagram-sys.co.uk/
http://www.web-planets.com/davec/techsitedb/
"Chris L" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Any recommendations for a free windows editor suitable for PHP that has
FTP
> built-in?
>
> Also, recommendations for a decent free editor without FTP would be
> welcomed. I am making recommendations to my students who are learning
> PHP/MySQL and for whom Emacs is a bit much to ask :) Integrated FTP would
> be useful, but not necessary...
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I'd recommend the Zend IDE. I've started using it recently in favour of
ConText, and the new version (still in Beta) has syntax hightlighting and a
code analyser. It also indents your code neatly for you when you've been
hacking at a file, handy for messy coders like me... I think it has built in
FTP, though I've always tested on my local system and then used a batch file
from the command line to upload.
C
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From: Chris L [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 September 2003 15:34
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: free windows editor with ftp?
Any recommendations for a free windows editor suitable for PHP that has FTP
built-in?
Also, recommendations for a decent free editor without FTP would be
welcomed. I am making recommendations to my students who are learning
PHP/MySQL and for whom Emacs is a bit much to ask :) Integrated FTP would
be useful, but not necessary...
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris Neale) wrote in
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> I'd recommend the Zend IDE. I've started using it recently in favour
> of ConText, and the new version (still in Beta) has syntax
> hightlighting and a code analyser. It also indents your code neatly
> for you when you've been hacking at a file, handy for messy coders
> like me... I think it has built in FTP, though I've always tested on
> my local system and then used a batch file from the command line to
> upload.
Zend looks great, but my department doesn't want us to create hidden fees
for students by asking them to purchase even a $29 program, much less Zend.
But I see they have a few ed initiatives, so maybe I can get something
going for the next time I teach!
c
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I have 4500 records in excel tables waiting to be insert into mysql
structure ....did anyone done this before i need it so much......
Kerem Arslanlı
İstanbul Technical University
UEPRC
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Hi everyone.
I'm trying to figure out how to make my PHP connect to a remote Access
database.
So far the idea I have is to somhow share out a DSN for the Access database,
and then make PHP odbc_connect to it somhow over the Internet. How to do
this however, I'm not sure about.
If anyone has tried to do somthing similar, knows it's not possible, knows
how to do it or whatever - it would be greatly appreciated!
NOTE: I have full control over the Access database and the server running
it - It's my PHP which is remote to my location.
Thanks for your time...
/Aidal
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Thanks Stephen,
yep I have already made sure connection etc is good, the main problem here
is getting binary data out of the ldap directory - I was hoping someone
around has had experience with this, but I will have to scratch my head some
more.
Cheers
Simon
"Stephen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I'm not familar with how LDAP works, so my comments are more general
coding
> type ones.
>
> I suggest first checking your connection for error messages by removing
this
> bit
> > echo Header("Content-Type: image/jpg").$data;
> That should then mean that the php error messages become visable (or, if
> there are none, a blank page will be displayed.
>
> Secondly, I didn't think you used echo with the header function. Instead,
I
> normally do this:
> Header( "Content-Type: image/jpg" );
> echo $data;
> This may or may not fix your problem, but some help is better than none!
> With any luck someone with more experiance in this field will read your
> email in the not to distant future.
>
> Stephen
>
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> From: "Simon Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2003 1:19 PM
> Subject: [PHP-WIN] Extracting images from active directory using php
>
>
> > Hi All,
> > I am busy trying to display an image extracted from the active directory
> on
> > our intranet. This is what I have so far, I have searched the net on
this
> > and come up with very little info.
> > The following just shows a page stating it could not display the image
> > because it had errors. If anyone has had experience with this please
> help...
> >
> > <?php
> > $ldap_server = 'ldap://server.world.com';
> > $auth_user = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]';
> > $auth_pass = 'password';
> >
> > $res=ldap_connect($ldap_server);
> > $bind=ldap_bind($res,$auth_user,$auth_pass);
> >
> > $info = ldap_read($res,'CN=Joe
> > Bloggs,OU=Users,DC=world,DC=com','objectclass=*');
> >
> >
> > $ar = ldap_get_entries($res,$info);
> > $data = $ar[0]['thumbnailphoto'][0];
> >
> > echo Header("Content-Type: image/jpg").$data;
> > ?>
> >
> > Cheers
> > Simon
> >
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