I checked the manual on this but couldn't find a clear answer:
I've got two dates in a database, a start date and and end date, which are type
"date." I want to compare these dates to today's date in the SQL statement, something
along the lines of "startdate < date < enddate". Can this be done
Hi Robert,
Thanks for the code. I tried the code, and it works fine (no errors) except instead of
getting an image output, it outputs "/tmp/php08543baa" to the browser or something
similar (just like my code). Am I missing something where I should be transferring a
temp file to something web-
--- "Robert B. Easter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>Try recompiling php 4.0RC1 or whatever is current with the latest Apache
>source (1.3.12). I'm thinking maybe you are not running php as compiled into
>the server.
Thanks - I had PHP compiled into the server - though I may try the recompile a
The documentation on this is so scarse it's hard to figure out what the right format
is supposed to be for all this. After much searching (websites, various mailing list
archives), I found the "note" that PHP has a special variable "userfile" for file
uploads. This I have changed, and a straigh
