On Tue, April 24, 2007 3:40 pm, H.T wrote:
> I wrote this piece of code to use for Google searching using daterange
> directive. it works ok on local host running IIS and PHP 5.1.2 but
> when i
> test it on my host running php 4.4.4 on linux, $julian_days_from and
> $julian_days_to variables don't
H.T wrote:
> Hi coders,
>
> I wrote this piece of code to use for Google searching using daterange
> directive. it works ok on local host running IIS and PHP 5.1.2 but when i
> test it on my host running php 4.4.4 on linux, $julian_days_from and
don't develop php4 code on php5, it's like tryin
HEY AA
IT WORKS FINALY WORK IT !!
I FIND WHERE WAS THEE PROBLEM
THE PROBLEM WAS ON THE method
i forgat to put extract ($GEt);
jajaaj
thanks pals
On 07 Aug 2001 15:30:44 +0100, Peter Clarke wrote:
> Have you tried Sablotron 0.60?
yes, the same.
How could I see at least what the problem is? (meaningful error message)
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> Hi
>
> I try to keep some common xsl templates in separate files and
> use
>
> It works fine if I process them from cmd line with sabcmd,
> but the same files don't work in php, I get
> Fatal e
forgot to mention I use xslt_process() to transform xml files.
Can't see the error (with xslt_error()) , as it halts on xslt_process().
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Hi
I try to keep some common xsl templates in separate files and
use
It works fine if I process them from cmd line with sabcmd,
but the same files don't work in php, I get
Fatal error: msgtype: error in ...
when I add the line xsl:include (if I remove it it's ok)
What's the problem? (I'm using
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