[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 7/30/04 12:14 PM wrote:
> Now that PHP is OOP with 5.0 is there a UML tool dedicated to PHP?
>
Well it is not dedicated to PHP, but the latest release of ArgoUML can
output to PHP 5.0 (haven't tried it myself yet).
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Hi Walter,
You may want to look into PEAR's config package. It does pretty much all you
have listed here and a lot more. I just started looking into it today. I
haven't looked closely at the code so I don't know how efficiently it
handles everything it does but it may give you some ideas. As far a
John Nichel [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 10/20/03 9:42 PM wrote:
> Those are all fine and dandy if you want to run the file (*.exe or
> whatever) on the same machine that php is running on. However, to run
> it on the remote machine, it IS going to be downloaded.
That's why I said it depends:)
> Even th
>> Dear all,
>>
>> Is there anyway that I can put .exe file on the web, and allow visitors
>> only to run it, not download it.
>>
>> Regards,
>> DT
>>
>
> *Checks list address* Yep, php list. In a word, no.
Well how about, in a word, it depends. Okay that's 2 words:)
Check out:
http://www.
Hi Chris,
I don't think there is anything wrong with this. The only gotcha that I can
come up with is now that you are using session variables rather than "get"
variables, you will no longer be able to bookmark the "state of that page",
I think?
What I mean is if your URL reads:
index.php?e_name
Hi Redmond,
A couple of issues I see here. First of all you are resetting the
$categories_array to an empty array for each iteration in the loop. You must
move it out of the loop. Secondly, you have enclosed the entire $_REQUEST
superglobal variable in quotes so it is seeing it as a string rather
Chris W. Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 10/20/03 12:03 PM wrote:
> Colin Kettenacker <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> on Monday, October 20, 2003 11:06 AM said:
>
>> Any feedback/tips/hints/improvements to the code is appreciated. I
>> will hopefully have my company web
e this code as you wish.
// If you find it at all useful perhaps you may wish to add the
// following credit to your code (but you are not obliged to):
// Original code provided by Colin Kettenacker <http://www.cube-o.com/>
// Code modified by (Add your name here if you have modified this cod
I'd recommend Justin's route as well, if you have the time. In fact that is
how I learned to program in PHP by programming my own template and CMS
system (it still has a ways to go though).
If you don't have the time search the list archives as this question comes
up often. You'll get a lot of goo
I'm coming up against a brick wall on this one.
Can one cURL in a web page while automatically resolving all the relative
file paths? I've fooled around with regexp to resolve this issue, but it is
not a real stable solution.
I tried the archives and googled, but there appears to be no solution t
> It seems like a
> great tool, but I am trying to figure out why I would actually use it? All
> it does is seperate content and data, albeit on the client
Not necessarily only on the client, but on the server side as well.
> It would just add
> another layer of content/data seperation that would
webmaster [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/15/02 3:47 PM wrote:
> I'm trying to enable output buffering to speed up the load time of some
> of our php web pages. I've consulted the manual and enabled the
> following:
The manual lacks description for this topic. Take a look at this article at
Developer Sh
Is there anyway at all of reading the results of a parsing PHP page from
within that same PHP page itself. In other words can you read the HTML code
it's going to create. I know that you can use regular expressions to parse
the HTML page manually swapping variable content as you would with most any
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