Pisek wrote:
> My problem is that when i enter my web page there is written "
> Notice: Undefined variable: i in ."
You can define all your variables (e.g. $i="") before you use them, or
you can change the error_reporting setting in php.ini so that it doesn't
report notices:
error_reporting
Hey all,
was just doing a rpmbuild of php 4.3.3 and came across this small error.
Be advised that I changed the php.spec file to include the following:
# Build standalone /usr/bin/php
pushd build-cgi
# build --enable-force-cgi-redirect
build --enable-force-cgi-redirect --enable-posix --enable-pc
Hellow,
My problem is that when i enter my web page there is written "
Notice: Undefined variable: i in ."
I have just installed WinXP Pro with IIS (sory for linux users...) and PHP
5.0b...
If anyone have any ideas how to solve the problem please reply...
PS
I've tried register_globals =
Michael Mauch wrote:
My hardware: sun-ultrasparc 1,2ghz dual with 8gb ram
If i run a simple php-script which builds an array of arrays i need ~3.3
sec to execute
[...]
to compare the speed: my notebook (p4 2.1 ghz/512mb ram/RedHat Linux 2.4
executes the code in 1.7 seconds
Umm, yes
Stefan Hortschitz wrote:
> My hardware: sun-ultrasparc 1,2ghz dual with 8gb ram
> If i run a simple php-script which builds an array of arrays i need ~3.3
> sec to execute
[...]
> to compare the speed: my notebook (p4 2.1 ghz/512mb ram/RedHat Linux 2.4
> executes the code in 1.7 seconds
Umm, y
