...blah blah blah...
Options FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride None
...blah...blah...
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride None
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
...
as u can see, there's always the option enabled... I'm tired now gn8
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ea really sounds great. a faster way can't hardly be found.
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Harry Wiens wrote:
What would be the correct syntax?
1. $_SESSION[test]
in this case "test" is a constant and must be defined
by calling define("test", some_integer_value) before
2. $_SESSION['test']
this is correct. but variables will not be equaled in the
string. so when using '' brackets, you
hmm... sounds troublesome.
do you need all text/paragraph formatting features of word? what if
finding a spec for RTF, which is much easier and specifying the word
MIME key respectifely saving as .doc (words opens rtf without a convert
dialog I think).
just a thought
Evan Nemerson wrote:
Summary
I suggest you to use PEAR's Mail_Mime package. That class just takes you
a couple of minutes to send MIME Mails with blank text + html + attachments.
Alberto Brea wrote:
Dear list,
What header must I use to send a MSWord attachment with mail()?
I have looked it up in the manual and on php.net but c
t", "user", "pwd");
mysql_select_db("database2", $conn2); // select two diff. DBs
...returns two different resource IDs (which I'd like to have).
When using mysql_pconnect I'm always getting correctly different
resource ids.
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used by another class.
The only solution is to do a mysql_select_db before every query.
Is this a bug or a feature?
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I thought so
One solution would be not to use cookies and pass different unique ids
from each window.
thx
dorgon
Ernest E Vogelsinger wrote:
At 10:58 24.06.2003, dorgon said:
[snip]
can cookies be stored for single browser instances (windows)?
does the
plase
ISO-8859-2 is the one you'll need.
Denis 'Alpheus' Cahuk wrote:
So you don't know what encoding I should use?
At 19:39 24.6.2003 +0800, you wrote:
On Tuesday 24 June 2003 19:07, Denis 'Alpheus' Cahuk wrote:
> My surname (Èahuk, I write it Cahuk) is writen with a C and a \/
above it.
I don't know any php lib working with topic maps.
Why don't you use Java for displaying too. Check out
http://weblogs.medien.uni-weimar.de/topicmaps/Tools
I think you will have better support for Java since it
was introduced in Java.
/dorgon
Sebastian Mangelkramer Imac wrote:
hi al
ld be uses?
thanks in advance,
dorgon
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exception of /tmp, to allow the uploads?
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Thanks for the explanation.
Yes, let us drop call-time pass-by-reference!! I'm with you. ;-)
/dorgon
Jason Wong wrote:
On Friday 20 June 2003 01:11, dorgon wrote:
Maybe, there's a setting for this in php.ini.
yes. there is:
Yes, I know there is ;-) The 'maybe' is m
I think you are absolutely right.
thanx!
I'll fix it and see if the warning still remains.
/Dorgon
Bobby Patel wrote:
Isn't Call-time pass-by-reference the following
$variable = myFunction1(&$x); Where
myFunction1() is defined as function myFunction1($x)
Where as pass-be-referenc
that's some of my scripts I once used.
have a look at it. it won't run instantly, since I just
took them from a collection of classes
hth
/Dorgon
the most interesting part will be:
// initialize global session object
session_start();
if (isset($_SESSION)) { // php versions >= 4.1
whats the difference?
call-time-pass... is function callMe(&$obj) {...}
and pass-by-ref is "return &$obj" ?
I'm not sure if I got you.
tx
dorgon
Rush wrote:
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Will the pass-by-reference fe
onPools for DB-connections for instance, or any classes
managing a set of object and providing them by returning references?
many OOP design patterns (primarily adopted from java) would not be
possible anymore. I think this would be worth talking about.
Is there any plausible reason for that decisi
ars'
'--with-config-file-path=/etc/' '--with-imap=/usr/local/imap-2001a'
'--with-gettext' '--with-exec-dir=/usr/local/typo3sh/bin'
'--with-gd=/usr/local/typo3sh' '--with-jpeg-dir' '--with-png-dir'
'--with-tiff-di
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