Don Don wrote:
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> Hi all how can i make my phpmyadmin run fast on windows ? I installed
> phpmyadmin on a linux and windows machines, but the windows version runs
> (executes) too slow, i.e. it takes to long for a page to be loaded, while
> it take less that 3 secs for the linux version. Both
Tijnema ! wrote:
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> You can use session within javascript too i believe.
>
no, sessions are completely serverside, but you can use js to pass variables
using the query string when sending a xmlHttpRequest.
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maybe this helps:
http://de.php.net/manual/en/install.windows.php#install.windows.installer.msi
you can extract missing extensions from the php zip distribution.
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Tijnema ! wrote:
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> You can simply put the phpinfo() at the end of your script. It will
> show the ini_set items.
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> If you don't believe me, try this script:
> ini_set("allow_url_fopen","Off");
> phpinfo();
> ?>
>
> Under local value it will show you Off, and on master value it will
Juergen Wind wrote:
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> phpinfo() only reflects values set in php.ini (globally), http.conf (f.e.
> per vhost) or .htaccess (per folder and below)
> and only if phpinfo is called from inside that folder/vhost.
> ini_set is only in the scope of your script.
> so you can
Jason Joines-3 wrote:
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> Richard Lynch wrote:
>> On Thu, March 15, 2007 8:25 am, Jason Joines wrote:
>>> Richard Lynch wrote:
Get the errors OFF the web page (display_errors OFF) and into the
>>> >> error_reporting(E_PARSE);
>>> ini_set('display_errors','On');
>>> ini_set('d
>* restart apache on the server side
restarting the server is not neccessary if php_values/flags are changed via
.htaccess
>* in the page containing the method=POST form there must
>be "" tags somewhere with the PHPSESSID in the
>form's HTML source
php does this automagically, you can s
Your application/session will never get any information whether the user
closes his browser or a tab!
Even the lifetime of the session cookie is depending on which browser the
user is on and if any other
window is open. So the only solution would be polling some "watchdog.php"
using a XMLHttpRequ
Travis Doherty wrote:
> By default the session cookie expires when the browseris closed.
this is not always true: f.e. FF requires *all* open windows to be closed to
forget that session.
>If the browser refuses the cookie, sessions won't work anyway.
again: this is not always true. Only if "se
Jason Joines-3 wrote:
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> My users want to be able to debug their scripts, see mysql errors,
> and such. Using mysql_error(), and display_errors, problems such as
> non-existent databases, or variable and such seem to get printed to the
> screen. However, syntax errors do not. They get w
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