Lester Caine wrote:
Normally I'd just assume that PHP was not starting up, but since PHP is running
from command line and the .dll is in the right place I'm now a little confused
as to what I'm missing ...
OK switched to FastCGI, but that is complaining about 'can't load windows
library' which
I'm working on an issue with IE9. I have a web app that posts a multipart form
via Ajax. The content-length is about 1MB often larger (uploading GPS tracks).
Chrome, Safari and Firefox all make the POST request then immediately (after
the POST completes receives the response). IE on the other ha
Same logical check with my personal preference ;)
$toaddress = $mapping['default'];
if ( isset($city) && isset($mapping[$city]) ) { ... }
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Jim Lucas wrote:
On 6/15/2012 3:29 PM, Joshua Kehn wrote:
> Way easier to just use
On 6/15/2012 3:29 PM, Joshua Kehn wrote:
Way easier to just use a map.
$mapping = array(
'Calgary' => "abc@emailaddress",
'Brooks' => "def@emailaddress",
// etc
);
$toaddress = $mapping[$city];
I would use this, but add a check to it.
$mapping = array(
'default' =>
oops - read the notes for PUTENV. Did the 'delete' properly and now I have
no entries for php_auth_pw.
For those reading along - to remove the variable use putenv("varname") NOT
putenv("varname= '' ");
Thanks Martijn!!
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On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 10:22 PM, Jim Giner
wrote:
> When one executes a phpinfo call, the display of info broken into the
> various sections mostly makes sense. The $_SERVER vars are list
On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 10:22 PM, Jim Giner
wrote:
> When one executes a phpinfo call, the display of info broken into the
> various sections mostly makes sense. The $_SERVER vars are listed with a
> _SERVER name, the environment ones show _ENV, and so on. But I question
> what are the duplica
Serves me right for not starting this earlier, but I need to take a machine to
site in the morning and now something is not playing ball.
Windows XP 32bit up to date with updates ...
PHP5.4.4 installed from php-5.4.4-Win32-VC9-x86.zip up and running fine from
command line and via php -S giving
When one executes a phpinfo call, the display of info broken into the
various sections mostly makes sense. The $_SERVER vars are listed with a
_SERVER name, the environment ones show _ENV, and so on. But I question
what are the duplicate ones that dont' have a prefix name.
My concern is the P
On 17 Jun 2012, at 09:06, Farzan Dalaee wrote:
> is there any way to reload page without using header('location :index.php');
> and javascript?
When you say "reload page" do you mean redirect to another page or refresh the
current page?
You can reload or redirect a page using a meta tag in you
you can use header("Refresh: 60"); to refresh your current page if that
what you really need. 60 means it will be refresh in 60 seconds.
On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 12:06 AM, Farzan Dalaee wrote:
> hi guys
> is there any way to reload page without using header('location
> :index.php'); and javascript
Hi, Farzan
Redirecting is something you can do in a way the user doesn't see anything
(I call them server-side redirects) and in a way the user get's informed
that the url has changed (I call them client-side redirects).
What I mean with server-side (mostly called internal redirects) is if the
us
hi guys
is there any way to reload page without using header('location :index.php');
and javascript?
Best Regards
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