php-windows Digest 20 Oct 2003 10:21:45 -0000 Issue 1965
Topics (messages 21823 through 21829):
ADSI - PHP
21823 by: Pc Technics, Inc.
@ symbol
21824 by: Alan McDonald
21825 by: DvDmanDT
21826 by: Alan McDonald
Re: PDF creation on the fly.
21827 by: Rahman Haqparast
Re: Includes Q
21828 by: Rahman Haqparast
Include and require
21829 by: Rinku Shivnani
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Hello,
I am an ASP developer, however, I want to throw ASP out the window, where
I can use PHP due to its portability. I am currently trying to create a web
app which utilizes ADSI, however, I can not seem to find any good intro
articles which explain how to go about using ADSI with PHP. I have seen the
COM support functions for windows, however, it seems to me that there is
little advantage to using PHP over ASP. If I am correct, even if I use PHP,
this app will still require the Win32 platform, correct? Why not use ASP
then? I hear some say that they feel PHP is faster and more stable than ASP,
however, what is the increase? Is this only notable on paper through
statistics, or is the performance gain notable by the human patience level?
Anyone know of some good places to learn ADSI and PHP? How about some good
PHP articles for newbies in general...
Thanks alot!
- Jeremy
Pc Technics, Inc.
www.pc-technics.com
100% Free Internet Hosting!
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I've searched but cannot find in the PHP manual what the difference between
include and @include - can someone tell me?
thanks
alan
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To display errors or not (if they show up that is)... The @ will disable
error-reporting...
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"Alan McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev i meddelandet
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> I've searched but cannot find in the PHP manual what the difference
between
> include and @include - can someone tell me?
> thanks
> alan
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thanks
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> To display errors or not (if they show up that is)... The @ will disable
> error-reporting...
>
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> // DvDmanDT
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> "Alan McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev i meddelandet
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> > I've searched but cannot find in the PHP manual what the difference
> between
> > include and @include - can someone tell me?
> > thanks
> > alan
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Try this site-> www.fpdf.org
"Ferhat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I have a php/ mysl web sites. I have one page of timeseries wchih I plot
> with Gnuplot as JPG.
>
> Now, I would to add a "save as PDF" button to this page. What I was
dreaming
> is when you click on the button the same HTML page will be saved as PDF.
>
> BUT, I tried HTML_ToPDF code and I could not doit. It needs lots of stuff
> with Perl support, which I do not have on my Windows XP Apache server.
>
> What shall I do? Any easy way to make HTML2PDF conversation???
>
> TIA
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you can use relative addressing like .../../ and like this. Each ../ goes
one folder up.
Good Luck
"Alan McDonald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I now this is old and I've searched and found answers to this issue but
> justa as a reality check..
>
> includes are only done via fully qualified filesystem paths or fully
> qualified URLs?
>
> this is one solution
> <?php include dirname(__FILE__).'/myincludefile.php' ?>
>
> Is there no such thing as relative URL includes?
>
> thanks
> Alan
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Dear All,
Can any of you tell me what is the difference between include and require ?
Regards,
Rinku
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