>>> David Robley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/18/05 01:38pm >>>
On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 00:08, Benjamin Edwards wrote:
>>
>> After the discussion about editors I have installed phpeclipse. It seems
>> to work well and looks great. However I am having slight probl
After the discussion about editors I have installed phpeclipse. It seems to
work well and looks great. However I am having slight problem.
Whenever I save a file it seems to try to launch a browser, anyway it comes up
with a message saying something like 'unable to launch external browser.
You need to use regular expresions, I think there is a regex_replace frunction
(or something like that).
http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/helpsheets/regex.html is a fairly good
introduction to regular expresions - learn to love them ;)
>>> Vikram Vaswani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 01/17/05 03:27pm >>>
Hi
Whats the story with this. It seems too good to be true. A fully featured
IDE/Debugger released under some sort of free software licence. The site you
link to seems indicate that is is free software, it has a sourceforge.net logo
at the botton. However nuspere are selling it for £299. what is
Or you could get phpeclipse for free which is a php IDE. It all depends on
weather you are a web designer or a php developer. If you are both you will
still want an IDE (Integrated Development Enviroment) and Probably a debugger
(see my previous email about phped). If you can aford to throw y
A couple of things that mey help. I think phpinfo() will display all the
system varables. These varables come from the web server so your web server
documentation may help. Another thing that may work is implode ( ',' $_SERVER
) which should give you a (, comma) seperated list of $_SERVER (No
r loop like this:
foreach ($insert as $table => $fields) {
foreach($fields as $field => $value) {
$fieldValuePairs[] = "$field = $value";
}
$fieldValueStr = implode(',', $fieldValuePairs);
echo "update $table set $fieldValueStr";
If I create the following 2 dimensional associative array:-
$insert["tab2"]["fields1"] = "value1";
$insert["tab1"]["fields2"] = "value2";
$insert["tab2"]["fields5"] = "value3";
$insert["tab1"]["fields7"] = "value4";
how do I do 2 levels of nested loop with the first level looping through the
fir
Trying to get my head around relationship between/use of $_GET, $_POST and
$_REQUEST.
It seems to me that $_REQUEST is most useful as if it is used in place of
$_POST/$_GET it would be possible to change posting method without changing the
code.
I am kind of assuming that $_REQUEST is and
If I have a form with elements like
If example was not an array it would be accessed using
$_POST["example"]
But how do I access the varable if it is an array like above.
Ben
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