Or let Flash take over the active part.
You can retrieve data from PHP scripts in Flash and build
dynamic menus, for example. Pretty much everything is possible.
Timo
Am Mittwoch den, 18. September 2002, um 06:11, schrieb Rasmus Lerdorf:
> php.net/ming
>
> On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, [EMAIL PROTECT
Hi Meltem,
the second one was a better description of your problem.
Attached is the most convenient approach can come up with for
this problem. It is not optimized, but should be easy to
understand.
Timo
'.$f_a_err.'
'.$f_b_err.'
'.$f_c_err.'
Hi Mario,
you can set error_reporting to E_ALL to give you more hints to
bugs and to produce clean code.
You are having two problems. The first was related to your form
and has been addressed by Yasin.
The second is that you have autoglobals off. That means you have
to use $_SERVER['PHP_SEL
Hi Christian,
Assuming that you use MySQL: Read up "6.2.2.2 The DATETIME,
DATE, and TIMESTAMP Types" in the MySQL manual.
Hint: Add a column to hold the timestamps.
Timo
Am Dienstag den, 10. September 2002, um 18:08, schrieb Christian Ista:
> When a use insert the row in a table, I'd like t
Hi Mario,
you can set error_reporting to E_ALL to give you more hints to
bugs and to produce clean code.
You are having two problems. The first was related to your form
and has been addressed by Yasin.
The second is that you have autoglobals off. That means you have
to use $_SERVER['PHP_SEL
Hi Dan,
I am not able to answer your question directly, but maybe you
could simply use the CLI command 'chown' to change the owner of
the files?
Timo
Am Dienstag den, 10. September 2002, um 03:35, schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I need to build php as a CGI for some scripts that need to run
Hi Kurt,
not pretty, but what about using the CLI tool ls with an exec() call?
Timo
Am Dienstag den, 10. September 2002, um 00:07, schrieb Kurt Glazemakers:
>
> Hi,
>
> I need the filesize in PHP for very large files, over 2 Gigabyte. The
> problem is that the integer returns the size in by
Regarding the idea of using a socket connection with Flash:
It's not possible. You neither have file access with Flash (at
least not from the browser plugin), nor access to a low level of
the data to send it packet-wise.
It would be nice if the POST method did handle more details
(total file
Regarding the idea of using a socket connection with Flash:
It's not possible. You neither have file access with Flash (at
least not from the browser plugin), nor access to a low level of
the data to send it packet-wise.
It would be nice if the POST method did handle more details
(total file
Hi Jay,
you suggestion does not make any difference.
The problem is that @idsum seems to be destroyed for every row!
Is there any other access method on a query that works properly
or do I have to live with different results of the very same
query asked directly in MySQL and asked through P
Hi Okar,
the client decides what to do with incoming data in regard of
the MIME type.
Usually, there is a list of MIME type and corresponding action
in the clients browser, and you can't change it from the server.
Timo
> Regardless the nature of the attachment, things are happening
> ex
Hi Adam,
Am Montag den, 9. September 2002, um 18:45, schrieb Adam Voigt:
> The code in the braces will never be executed
> because $a will always be ateast $b if not greater
> (assuming $c has a value) which means that it couldn't
> be greater, however it could be >= if $c was 0.
$c could also h
Hi Mig,
you have to look for the XMLSocket (data will be transported in
XML documents). It is available since Flash 5.
But building a socket deamon on the server appears to be not
that easy. The easiest way should be to use Pearl if you are
unfamiliar with C.
Timo
> timo stamm wr
Hi Mig,
to create something that behaves more like a true "chat", you
need an active client side.
For example, you could let a frame with the PHP be reloaded in a
short interval.
To create a real chat, you need a socket connection. The best
solution would be Flash (which has great functions
Hi speedfreak,
uh, clients. Can't they just send the checks an be content? :-)
I have yet not done a user-sorted list in PHP/MySQL (I am using
PHP since a week, now :-). But I think the following database
setup should allow you to do it:
id content above below
1 lala
Hi Kevin,
I find it a bit awkward to mix variables and arrays in a pseudo
array. But I guess you have reasons...
Anyhow, maybe this is what you want:
$variable1="one";
$variable2="two";
$variable3 = array();
$variable3[0]="three";
$variable4 = array();
$variable4[0]="four";
$j=1;
wh
Hi Jay,
MySQL deserves some more respect. It's language is quite potent.
Have you had a look on COUNT()? It is suited well for... well,
counting.
I would like to be able to sum up a collumns values already in
MySQL. The following query will sum up all values of the column
'id':
SELECT @idsu
Huh? I think date() will return different values, but gmdate()
will not, since it returns GM time.
Lallous,
maybe it is something about summertime/wintertime?
Timo
Am Freitag den, 6. September 2002, um 16:36, schrieb Naintara Jain:
> lets say,
>
> ServerOne has TimeZone GMT+2
> ServerTwo
Hi Olli,
I think the query string is missing an ";"
Timo
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Hi Jason,
have a look at Richard Lynchs reply posted at Sat, 31. Aug.
2002 03:08:39 Europe/Berlin with subject "[PHP] Re: performing
searches with random entries"
Timo
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Hi Mitja,
If I understand this right, the SWF file has to be a SWF file.
To make it work like you want, you need a script that
- writes the SWF from the db to a SWF file on the server,
- returns HTML with object/embed tags and the path to the SWF file.
Timo
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Hi Electroteque,
Am Dienstag den, 3. September 2002, um 10:14, schrieb Bas Jobsen:
>> hi there i was wondering if there was a way to limit the
>> ammount of items
>> in a loop to execute sleep then execute the rest of the items
>> to prevent
>> server load ?
>
> for($i=0;...)
> {
> if($i>0
Hi Victor,
the error code (you are currently suppressing) should give you
some directions.
Timo
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Hi Javier,
I think parsing the listing into a multidemensional array is the
answer. But actually, I do not yet know how that would look like
in PHP. But I can give you an example of how it is done in
ActionScript (Ecmascript).
file_arr[n] = [name, date]
Now you can sort file_arr by file_arr
Hi David,
in PHP, you can not access associative arrays with index numbers
(and your mysql row arrays will be of the associative kind).
But Chris posted a kludge recently:
//snip
Just for kicks ... here's something pretty ugly (I'd never use it), but
neat if you're interested (or somehow real
@all:
I just noticed that I was not replying to the list, but to the
posting email adresses. I just switched to another email client
and was not aware of this. My apologies :-(
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You,
could it be that you want to do the following?:
Am Dienstag den, 3. September 2002, um 00:15, schrie
Hi Jim,
I had the very same strange issue with a cfg var not changing.
It worked after using ini_restore(). (I played around with
ini_set() before. Did you as well?)
I am not sure if it has anything to do with it. It sounds pretty
illogical. But PHP ignoring a setting in php.ini sounds
illo
Hi Øystein,
PHP is interpreted on the server side, JS on the client side. I
guess thats what you need to realize. Try starting with less
complex stuff and just concentrate on one language at a time, in
the beginning.
Timo
Am Montag den, 2. September 2002, um 17:49, schrieb Øystein
Håland
Hi,
I am new to PHP. I am running the module version 4.2.2 from Marc
Lyanage (entropy.ch) on OS X 10.1 and noticed that my
/usr/local/lib/php.ini is empty!?
Is there a way
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