Hi,
you could use an additional parameter containing a checksum of the entire URL, that
you check at the
beginning. Of course, somebody with the right motivation could find out your checksum
scheme (I would
use a subset of the md5 function), but at least it won't be simple anymore.
You could
Hi,
I think this is more complicated. You'll need to create the FDF file manually
pertaining to the format
specifications. You will have to use the data posted from the HTML form, but just
writing them out to the
file won't do the trick. I haven't done this with PHP yet, maybe the fdf functio
Hi,
I'm afraid this is a rather tough one, as nobody has answered so far.
I'm growing rather desperate about this issue that's been causing me
several sleepless nights already. All I want is to be able to use IMAP to
access POP3 mailboxes with PHP4 (4.0.5). I had no trouble compiling both
imap
Usually, it should be enough to rename the file extension to .phps and the browser
should handle it
correctly, if the web server (i.e. apache) is properly configured.
Michael.
> If I had a mixed html/php page, i.e. where some of the strings had html
> in them, other than setting the header to b
Hi,
please forgive me if your typo concerns only your posting, but you didn't close your
VALUES parenthesis.
Then, the order of the data in the second parenthesis doesn't match that in the first
one (which it has to).
So the correct way to do it would be:
$insert = mysql_query("insert into dbr
Hi,
I'm growing rather desperate about this issue that's been causing me several sleepless
nights already.
All I want is to be able to use IMAP to access POP3 mailboxes with PHP4 (4.0.5). I had
no trouble
compiling both imap and PHP4, and actually I also compiled PHP3 with the same IMAP
librar
Hi,
that sounds like your Web server doesn't interpret PHP at all. Are you sure you
enabled it correctly?
What platform are you working on?
Greetings,
Michael.
> I'm new to php (having converted from the evil ASP) and i'm having some
> trouble with includes
>
> this is what i'm doing...
>
> in
Hi Jason,
You might want to put the '+$x' outside the date().
$year = date("Y") + $x;
Greetings,
Michael.
> I'm trying to figure out how to add to the year:
>
> for($x=0; $x<20; $x++)
> {
> $year = date("Y" + $x);
> print($year . "\n");
> }
>
> I've tried several variations on the a
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