Re: [PHP] Good Reads

I preferred this book over "Professional PHP Programming" because of the many examples cited in the book (and listings on the CD) and the author's easy style. I have only 700 more pages to go, too! ;) - Larry Jaques, President 1.760.941.8868 DIVERSIFY! Communications Vista

Re: [PHP] Netscape caching problem

("Expires: " . gmdate("D, d M Y H:i:s", $expires) . " GMT"); header("Cache-Control: max-age=1800"); This seems to work, but is there a cleaner way? Also, I can't find info on conversion to my time, PST in the USA, but that shouldn't matter since I

Re: [PHP] Netscape caching problem

At 07:19 PM 1/22/01 +0100, you wrote: >At 19:14 22.01.2001, Larry Jaques said: >[snip] >>I used this, the sample from "Core PHP Programming" and it gives me a parse >>error >>starting on the first line of the change whethe

Re: [PHP] Netscape caching problem

At 02:17 PM 1/17/01 -0600, you wrote: >Oh! > >Yeah, Netscape is real goofy and tries to reload the page, but badly... > >I *think* you can dink around with the caching headers to convince Netscape >that it's okay to use the existing copy to print instead of trying to get a >fresh one. I used this

[PHP] variable tracking overview

Could someone give/sell me a clue as to variable tracking and/or cookie usage over multiple form pages for multiple users? Environment: website Number of variables: 390 or so. I have 4 pages of forms, 4 result pages, and want to email all the results. I put up one page of forms, they input, it sp