Shawn McKenzie írta:
Horváth Károly wrote:
Hi,
I have a very strange problem.
I am the new developer of an existing site. They have a custom session
handler that stores the session in the database. The application
connects to the database, registers the session handler with
session_set_save_
Horváth Károly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a very strange problem.
> I am the new developer of an existing site. They have a custom session
> handler that stores the session in the database. The application
> connects to the database, registers the session handler with
> session_set_save_handler. Noth
Hi,
I have a very strange problem.
I am the new developer of an existing site. They have a custom session
handler that stores the session in the database. The application
connects to the database, registers the session handler with
session_set_save_handler. Nothing interesting so far.
Then it
On Sat, 2009-12-05 at 03:19 -0800, Allen McCabe wrote:
> For the fun (and experience) of it, I am building a PHP content management
> system compatible with MySQL. I want to be able to drop a ZIP file into
> someone's root folder, extract, and load the index file in the admin folder
> is deploys.
For the fun (and experience) of it, I am building a PHP content management
system compatible with MySQL. I want to be able to drop a ZIP file into
someone's root folder, extract, and load the index file in the admin folder
is deploys.
I had that part worked out, redirect the user to a "Add MySQL C
I actually spent a great deal of time trying to make purely array based query
builders, and came to the conclusion that it's not possible to make a really
robust one. However, you can do it with OO and arrays.
Have a look at Drupal 7 (current development version of the Drupal CMS). It
include
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