- Edwin - wrote:
Hi!
On Thu, 16 Mar 2006 14:31:38 -0500
John Hinton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Simon M. Campden-Main wrote:
Well, there's the meat of it, isn't it? I wonder how Paint
Shop Pro comes up with PPI (Image - Image information).
I have several thousand sca
nitor (unless you have an
awesome multi-display setup that can reach 10,000 pixels wide and tall).
That's the bottom line.
So, I keep seeing 'display size' when I'm thinking the term should be
'printed size'.
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ht find some nice routines which you could
enable to create some of the same lines of defense within a php script.
Best,
John Hinton
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in Excel as well..
Friggin programs that think they are smarter that people
Anyway, that'll do the mysql side of it for you.
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are
able to force the issue with direct input... but then again, I could
just be all wet behind the ears.
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box, do some studying on imagemagik. It
has scads of tools and uses one of the best optimization algorythms I've
seen. A very powerful tool.. can do low res, watermarks, resizing.. and
on and on and on.
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fulfill.
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n of
the PHP code itself.
So, I must be missing something, why is PHP somehow tied to the work
MySQL is doing? As in memory usage seems that MySQL should be simply
sending PHP the returns on its commands... hm....
Thanks,
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To
just happened to be yours that finally
convinced me to send this. I just get tired of the interruption of my
delete process.
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Bret Walker wrote:
I'm not too sure, but it seems to be having an effect you any text
showing up in your emails.
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e free stuff... stuff you don't spend money for is only
equal in value to the amount spent...
Free stuff is no good for instance... PHP
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f you want MySQL 3 versions, CentOS EL 3.4 is a free Redhat Enterprise
Linux clone.
For MySQL 4.x... CentOS EL 4 is out. Also has selinux if you want to
take that on. All quality stuff that you can rely on in a mission
critical environment.
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I would expect the return on action=1 to report the set cookie, but
instead, it has no data. If I then reload the browser, the cookie
appears. How can I get the cookie to set without this reload? What am I
missing?
Thanks a bunch...
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Chris Shiflett wrote:
John Hinton wrote:
Seems my old setcookie scripts are busted in php with globals off.
Use $_COOKIES['name'].
Chris
The thing is, on the next action switch
print_r($_COOKIE);
returns empty until I refresh the browser. So, thusly, the second page
load brings in t
reload, they appear. So, to the
user, they are presented with logging in twice unless they know this odd
trick.
Any ideas about how to make this work on the first time through? This is
driving me nuts on two sites at the moment.
Thanks,
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ield0, (DISTINCT field1, field2) FROM table? Sure would make
this easy!
or SELECT field0 WHERE DISTINCT field1, field2 FROM table?
There seems to be very little information anywhere on DISTINCT
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this testing on a 550 mhz processor, but will be running
the ap on a dual 500s.
Am I getting totally out of hand in thinking I can do this?
TIA
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about simple links and alternatives.
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> disk seeks thebetter :)
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If you are running under Linux.. load it up with RAM... the OS will hold
any recent disk reads in cache... particularly a simple html document
with a few locally held images. I've watched disk access on some of my
boxes, some sites se
ere it is. Try
Include ("style.inc");
With what you have, assuming lmenu.php is in /local/htdocs/movies, it is
likely looking for
/local/htdocs/movies/local/htdocs/movies/style.inc
It is finicky!
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Sorry, just signed on... due to this question... hope this horse ain't
too dead.
Anyway, I have a need to run a SSI inside of a PHP page. Only thing I
have found so far is that maybe Apache 2.0 will handle this feature? Is
there anyway to get this to work under Linux/Apache?
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