It looks like your web server hasn't been told to handle php files the
way the are intended to. which web server are you using? check the php
manual for installation advice - and perhaps also the web server's.
HTH steff
Joey wrote:
> Everytime i try to view a php file on my serv
also most
risky way is to set host = % and db = %. db = "DB" and host =
"your.remote.machine" (or for several domains or IP-ranges) would be
safer already (the rest of the fields/permissions to be set per row are
mostly self-explaining).
HTH steff
Matt Babineau wrote:
>
c_file.php");
I just set up php 4.1.2 and encountered the same "problem". I guess
include_path='.;c:\php4\pear' is the default build-in php include path.
So you have to override it using the php.ini directive. (In your case
the important part in this directive is probab
hi folks
i'm just about to experiment with the new handling of session vars
($_SESSION[...]). now if i start with
session_start();
$_SESSION["remember_me"] = "steff";
session_save_close(); // tested with and without this function call
, the var value won't be
customers proposal?
Thank in advance and regards
steff
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