> If you are having a problem for an undefined variable on
> line such as: $submit
>
> Then all you do is put in: if (isset($submit))
>
> That should sort it out. For your other other I have no clue.
>
> --
> From: Warwick Chapman
> (Budgee)[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent:
Has anyone got exec/passthru/system to work under
Win2k?
smime.p7s
I had a similar problem... seems to be picky about the session.save_path in
php.ini. Changed it from c:\temp to c:/temp and it fixed it. Not sure what
the issue is there...
Cheers, -mic
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From: "Warwick Chapman (Budgee)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROT
Hi Carlos !
>Thanks a lot for the help!! I´ve reinstalled Oracle Cliente (version
8.1.5.0.0) and PHP 4.0.4pl1 and tried Jean-Christophe suggestion, with
success:
Good !
If you find a way to bypass the $Connection from tnsnames.ora, send a mail,
i would prefer to
use the alias done with Orcale
Hi
Sessions don't seem to be working with 4.04pl1? Any ideas. I had
to turn off display errors to get rid of Undefined variable problems
and errors about session data not being able to be tread from the
files, which are not being created? Please help any ideas?
track_vars is on and register_g
Don't worry, I thought I had tried this, but had made a mistake, and have
this working :)
Yay :)
Is there anything I shuold know about uising arrays in HTTP_POST_VARS?
Siggy
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From: "phobo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001
Is there a way to make an array from a post form, like this?
Siggy
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Nah the values are being stored in a transaction log type thing ...
Siggy
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From: "Asendorf, John" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "phobo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 10:00 AM
Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] Random Code
> "These values A
php-windows Digest 23 Jan 2001 21:00:32 - Issue 411
Topics (messages 5149 through 5176):
Re: createing a php script with reloadable modules.
5149 by: phobo
5152 by: kill-9
5164 by: Larry Forrister
5167 by: John McCreesh
5168 by: Gonzalo Vera
Re: Auto
"These values ARE being stored
in a database; however, once this database gets to a million or so rows, it
would take a very long time to check it doesn't overlap, wont it?"
Well, you **could** make a database of ALL possibilities and delete each
possibility as it is used :) Then the program wo
I used to generate apparent 'random' by having a function like
x = (x + static-largishprimenumber) mod maxrange
(eg x = (129123 + 12391) mod 1,000,000,000
That always seemed to work for me, and it would take 1000,000 tries to reuse
the values, wouldnt it??
I'd prefer to not go 00
Oops, 36^8 :)
This value would only have to generated perhaps a few times an hour, but
should't take more than a second to compute. These values ARE being stored
in a database; however, once this database gets to a million or so rows, it
would take a very long time to check it doesn't overlap, wo
Just realized a serious problem with this approach: it will, due to its
nature, run very quickly towards +oo ... hence it is not proper to implement
as a computer program.
>-Original Message-
>From: Svensson, B.A.T. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 9:10 PM
>To:
RE: [PHP-WIN] Page names as variables?That's perfect... Now I can get everyone off my
back :-)
Thanks!
Ed Meyer
Smarts Broadcast Systems
Actually, for something like this, you are going to want to use:
$REQUEST_URI
as the former does not include any GET variables whereas the latter wi
If one need to create multiple numbers per second (that is cal;culation time
is critical), then I would suggest, in accordance to my previous letter,
that one should pick a functions that is guaranteed to be constantly
growing, that is that the property "x1>x2 -> f(x1)>f(x2)" always will hold
true
Indeed a very interesting question you put forward (and probably OOT too :-)
In programming there does not exist "The Best Way". "Best" always depends on
what you consider to be important and less important - that's why
programmers most often writes same piece of code in different ways, and
that'
I keep getting the following error on a line of the funciton below
function marketingoutput($top, $pdf){
$z=0;
$currentline=$top-$this->standardboxheight;
while ($z<$this->zarrayofboxes){
$tempbox2=$this->arrayofboxes[$z];
I wonder at what kind of script you have, that needs to be run
absolutely nonstop 24/7, but I'll share some "wild guesses":
1. It is not run by a web server, otherwise it would timeout the
server (which doesn't mean that it doesn't have relation with your web
pages). Your 24/7 script is being com
In article <003e01c0852c$b4236e50$064af2d4@kill9>, kill-9 writes
>btw thanks for all your feelings. having someone to hash this out with is
>helping.
If someone has a cached copy of your page in their browser / their proxy
server cache / their ISP's proxy server cache / etc, I don't know of any
Oh, I didn't think of transaction time... this is a very good question.
And a very good project for someone else to look in to
-
John Asendorf - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web Applications Developer
http://www.lcounty.com - NEW FEATURES ADDED DAILY!
Licking County, Ohio, USA
740-3
Do you mean W3E4-22ER would be valid? If so there would be 36^8
(2,821,109,907,456) possible values.
A truly random generator algorithm cannot guarantee uniqueness. I'm
guessing what you want is to generate each possible value once in a
pseudo-random order. Would just apparent randomness suf
Is this running under a web server? How is it running 24/7?
~~LF
kill-9 wrote:
> yes but. when does it cashe the file. at the beginning right when the
> script first starts running. isn't there a way to make it hmm refresh the
> cashed file reload its self to pick up the changes? what if I a
> Is there an easy way to grab the page name or the referring page from
> another page? I have a logon script which checks if they are
> logged in and dumps them to a logon page if they aren't and I'd like to
> have a way for them to get back to where they came from (ie. they walked
> away fr
First an ignorant remark/question (which really have nothing to do with your
current problem):
The subject line says "... Oracle 7.3 ...", and you are trying to
communicate with this server via a DLL for Oracle version 8.x(?). Is this
DLL backwards compatible with Oracle version 7.x?
About your
Try the $HTTP_REFERER
-Original Message-
From: Ed Meyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 10:14 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-WIN] Page names as variables?
Is there an easy way to grab the page name or the referring page from
another page? I have a l
Sorry for second mail:
I use PHP v.4.0.3 cgi version on iis4.0
Hi,
It may interested someone:
I have succesfully connected to Oracle:
use
ORACLE 6i runtime
connect to Oracle 8.1.6 from winnt4.0 workstation SP6
Code I use:
full server description:
Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release 8.
Hi,
It may interested someone:
I have succesfully connected to Oracle:
use
ORACLE 6i runtime
connect to Oracle 8.1.6 from winnt4.0 workstation SP6
Code I use:
full server description:
Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release 8.1.6.0.0 - 64bit Production
PL/SQL Release 8.1.6.0.0 - Production
Is there an easy way to grab the page name or the referring page from
another page? I have a logon script which checks if they are logged in and
dumps them to a logon page if they aren't and I'd like to have a way for
them to get back to where they came from (ie. they walked away from their
desk
Hi all,
Thanks a lot for the help!! I´ve reinstalled Oracle Cliente (version
8.1.5.0.0) and PHP 4.0.4pl1 and tried Jean-Christophe suggestion, with
success:
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");
while(OCIFetch($result)) {
$CC = OCIResult($result,1);
$CCNome = OCIResult($result,2);
echo('' . $CC . '' . $CC
Yes, I'll file a bug report. Thanx!
Gonzalo.
> On 22.01.01 at 11:47 Gonzalo Vera wrote:
>> 1. With PHP running as an apache module, launching applications from
>> context menus freezes explorer, messing up the display by having to
>> kill the application and having Win run it again (thus, losi
My guess is that you would need to create the random number and then check
that number against a database of saved "random" numbers, to insure
uniqueness. If someone would like to critique it, please do
I wrote this just for you because I was curious...
-
John Asendorf -
I'm using PHP4 on WinNT with latest Apache... in documentation is written I
should use freetype library to be able to use ttf functions... i can't get
this library, becouse www.freetype.org has some troubles with it's web page.
Could somebody help me with this?
Thx
Mariusz
--
PHP Windows Ma
Hello! I'm a beginner in PHP and I try to access an Oracle 8i database through OCI and
ORACLE extensions, but it always generate an Access Violation Error in module
ORANLS8.DLL.
PHP is running in following configuration :
PIII - 800Mhz w/ 64 mb ram
Win98 SE w/ PWS
client Ora8i
PHP code using Or
yes but. when does it cashe the file. at the beginning right when the
script first starts running. isn't there a way to make it hmm refresh the
cashed file reload its self to pick up the changes? what if I add a new
module while it is running. how do I get it to pick up this new module.
what i
On 22.01.01 at 11:47 Gonzalo Vera wrote:
> 1. With PHP running as an apache module, launching applications from
> context menus freezes explorer, messing up the display by having to
> kill the application and having Win run it again (thus, losing all
> tray icons).
>
> 2. With PHP as module, sev
Hi Emmanuel,
I think a possible way is to create a JavaScript that opens the
site. You can now enter the values in the Form-fields (JavaScript).
Then you Post it. Now you have your result page. Do with it what
you want (e.g. parse it ...).
Hope this helps.
Greetinx,
Mike
(Germany)
-Urspr
I can't see why PHP would crash? When it runs a PHP file, it would open the
entire file and cache the whole thing surely ? In the .05ms that it takes to
overwrite a file, it would be apache not PHP i would say, that would cause
problems ... ?
Siggy
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From: "kill-9" <[E
php-windows Digest 23 Jan 2001 08:55:32 - Issue 410
Topics (messages 5144 through 5148):
Re: fwrite is adding extra text, why? and where is it coming from
5144 by: alain samoun
Automating web data input and extraction
5145 by: Emore, Emmanuel
Re: [PHP-Win2000 IIS5] Fil
Whats the best way to make a completely random, unique code in the format "ABCD-1234"
where each of the 8 characters can be alphanumerc; 0-9,A-Z... I thought about
generating a 36^4 number, converting to to base '36', and repeating the process.
What's a good way to ensure the code is not repeat
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