Hi,
can you tell me same library to play sounds from php and output an audio
stream to the browser.
I'm finding something that build dinamically an swf file (flash) from a
template swf and play an mp3 o wav.
can you tell me something? I've tried some library, bu unsucessfully
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> I've tried unsuccesfully to print this header after the first header:
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> header ("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=\"WorkPlease.zip\"");
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It works using:
header("Content-Disposition: filename=\"WorkPlease.zip\"");
I think my browser is a bit mad :)
the rrf http://www.w3.org/Prot
Hi!
I've done a program that send a zip file to browser. I read it on server
using fopen because I've it in a private area (I can't send it directly).
Now I send it to browser in this way:
header ("Content-type: application/x-zip-compressed");
$fd = fopen ($filename, "r");
$data = fread( $
Hi!
can you tell me how can I check if a remote files exists?
I've tried with fopen, but I've a warning on STDOUT if file doesn't exists.
I wouldn't redirect the STDERR to solve this problem.
I could use fsockopen, but I feel that this is a bad solution.
Can you tell me something that is easy?
You've been my salvation!! thanks! :)
> print preg_replace('/<%([a-zA-Z]*)%>/e', "\$mioArray['$1']", $testo);
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> i never could understand why other languages
> made regular expressions so convoluted.
> why not just support the =~ binding operator
> instead of that awful function syntax...?
>
Hi everyone,
I'm a good perl programmer, but I'm not able to translate this small
Perl program to PHP:
$testo = 'Hi <%NOME%>, how are you? Tomorrow I\'ll go to <%DESTINAZIONE%>
with <%AMICO%>!';
%mioArray=( 'NOME' => 'Pippo',
'AMICO' => 'Pluto',
'DESTINAZIONE' => 'Roma');
print $testo
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