ou got to escape it using
another \, for example:
$loc = ".\\some\\dir\textfile.txt"
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And if you want to make one of those selected use something like this:
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> I would like to know if there is a way to store objects globally from a
> php-page, so that the object can be used from another page.
Keyword is Serialization. If you save object to flatfile or to db, i dont
see any point why the result wouldnt be accessible from other places
(providing that th
> A customer wants a order made by a forminput sent to fax. Is it possible
> with php? Or do I have to do it some other way?
Hey, php is a programming language, it does what ever you want (up to
certain restrictions ofcourse)
But for pointers, try installing hylafax (if you run *nix that is) an
> select whatever from articles where textlines regexp "^\Sbingo\S$"
Again, that would fail if the word 'bingo' is and the end of the sentence.
Allthou i realized my own example doesnt work either in that case. Best way
would be remove all characters like ,.!? and and split the string into
words.
; would translate to
"I WANT TO BINGO, WOULD YOU WANT TO COME ?" -> would translate to
"I,WANT,TO,,,BINGO,,WOULD,YOU,WANT,TO,COME,?"
And result for find_in_set for this string would be 6 so it would
match..
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nd - doesn't matter what comes after
Yes, which means that all these following examples would lead to match:
abingo
bingob
abingob
So, this might lead to unwanted match..
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ted most of the stuff on our site to servlets
because php doesnt just do what we need in same places.
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> > Im managing a really crowded webservers. We have article system implemented
> > in php and backend db is mysql (not my first choise but hey
Im managing a really crowded webservers. We have article system implemented
in php and backend db is mysql (not my first choise but hey, it does the
job)
Few version numbers:
PHP: 4.0.6 (Self compiled, w/ gcc in solaris8)
Mysql: 3.23.24 (Self compiled, w/ gcc in solaris8, ok, not the latest
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