$_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] contains the method used to retrieve the page
(POST, GET etc, see rfc2616). HEAD method is used to retrieve info about
a resource, but I'm not sure why, as Timothy stated, it does not always
work.
Altug Sahin wrote:
Is this a php.ini or apache setting?
"Marek Kilima
Is this a php.ini or apache setting?
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> You should be able to get around it also by checking
> if $_SERVER[REQUEST_METHOD]=='HEAD'
>
> Timothy Hitchens (HiTCHO) wrote:
>
> >When they first click on t
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> Subject: Re: [PHP] Re: Double entry into MySQL..
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> You should be able to get around it also by checking
> if $_SERVER[REQUEST_METHOD]=='HEAD'
>
> Timothy Hitchens (HiTCHO)
You should be able to get around it also by checking
if $_SERVER[REQUEST_METHOD]=='HEAD'
Timothy Hitchens (HiTCHO) wrote:
When they first click on the file their browser will make a request for
type, size etc
then when it display's the dialog box on the screen of the client it
will make another
When they first click on the file their browser will make a request for
type, size etc
then when it display's the dialog box on the screen of the client it
will make another
request to start the download.
I get around this by putting the session id into the database and if it
is double requested w
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