Is there an admin on this list?
While a little latitude in off-topic postings is tolerable, this has gone too
far.
Wake up, please..
John Catron wrote:
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> Gee sunker, do you think that I am stupid enough to
> download an attachment with a virus?
> --- sunker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > '
Gee sunker, do you think that I am stupid enough to
download an attachment with a virus?
I know that I have helped a lot of people out on this list
and just one little comment asking people to PLEASE read the
manuals before asking on line and this is the thanks I get!
I don't know how many times
Here is an example using Pear::DB syntax:
getAll("select keyfield, descfield from table",
DB_FETCHMODE_ASSOC);
echo "\n";
foreach ($data as $row) {
echo "", $row["descfield"],
"\n";
}
echo "\n";
?>
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"Pete Kuczynski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
My apologies to all offended.
The point I was trying to make that if you don't have time to read
through a manual, then why should you try to waste the time of others
to get them to TELL you whats in the manual?
As a busy professional, I know the value of time.
And the value of a good "speel" c
Thank you, BTW, everyone, for not calling my stupidity
mispelling "spell" as "speel". Mispelling "spell" is certainly a
terrible way to make your point on a topic about pspell or
aspell. *sigh*
Jesse
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The one line statment below, returns the contents of a cell from a mysql
database.
Would anyone know how I could change it to a drop down menu. Basically,
I wan't to be able to query another table, and change devides via the
drop down menu.
Pete
echo "Device: ";
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Thanks Jesse, well said. I concur with your assessment. I would add however,
to the person asking the question, this message board is a free resource
comprised basically of peoples good will and desire to help others. If no
one answers your question, it doesn't necessarily mean, no one has the
ans
If you have the file still open or another process (such as another
user) has the file open it will not delete it. Probably the best
solution (if it's not critical that the file be deleted) is to just
supress the errors by using the @ symbol like this:
@unlink("filename");
Ryan Marrs wrote
Hrrrm, seems I can't get the unlink command to work, is there a better way
to delete files in Win2k? Always errors out that it can't find the file.
I'm assuming this is an NT Permissions issue, even though the files are set
full control by the user IIS/PHP is running as. Another note, these file
Hi,
Maybe you are pressing too hard on PHP/ISAPI by processing every
html page via PHP.
Try to run PHP ISAPI in either "Pooled processes" or "Isolated Process",
not in "IIS process" and see if the problem goes away.
You can also try to use CGI version of PHP, or if you'd like to try
something n
Christian,
I've been curious of this question, and this is what I have found. I think
your questions is excellent, especially for the windows list.
- it seems that the PHP-WIN distribution does not have a pspell module
(php_pspell.dll) included. With php4win down, I can't tell for sure why...
-
Slow down there Tex!
People are messing with it so they can LEARN. Everyone has to start at
ground zero and work from there, and if you aren't able to be compassionate
for those who are starting out fresh, then you should probably not be part
of a list such as this. These lists are here to help
Hi,
I m Using W2K Server SP2 and PHP404 Parser. It's working perfeclty, until
not
My error message is "PHP violation 01A7C20A"
!?!
Thanx
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php-windows Digest 6 Jul 2001 16:17:06 - Issue 639
Topics (messages 8139 through 8151):
Re: Newbie:Backend scripts
8139 by: DoStuff Postmaster
8148 by: Mike Kelley
8149 by: Andrian Pervazov
Re: Is this possible?
8140 by: Michel Laine
Re: php with .html exte
Could it realy be that no one really cares?
I thought this was a PHP mailing list, not a Pspell mailing list!
I have seen all kinds of special interest questions and MySQL
questions that do not pertain directly to PHP. People learn to
put a few HTML tags in a txt doc and call themselves "web pr
In your server config file, edit
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php3 .php .php4 .htm .html
and remove any other MIME mappings for .htm or .html. Voila - you just told
your server that all .html files should be processed as PHP.
If you have some .html files that don't need preprocessing, I've
You can also schedule a job in SQL Server itself and run it every 2
hours or as needed
Andrian
Mike Kelley wrote:
>
> Another option is the "at" command
>
> I don't remember the syntax but from a command window just type in
> at help
> or
> at /?
> or
> at ?
> One of those should get you the h
Another option is the "at" command
I don't remember the syntax but from a command window just type in
at help
or
at /?
or
at ?
One of those should get you the help listing which will tell you the
syntax, on windows the "at command" is the same thing as Cron in Unix
DoStuff Postmaster wrote:
>
Is there php 4.0.6 manual in Windows Help format (.chm)?
I have version for 4.0.5, but where can i get it for 4.0.6?
Thanks, Igor.
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I am using PHP3.
I would like users to be able to download Power Point
files from my site.
As these files are big, I would like :
- to propose to the user a "Save as" button (I don't want
the power point file to open)
- to display a download progress bar.
Anybody has an idea ?
Thank you.
Pierr
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
> > But Apache couldn't process this hello.php... it gave me this
> > error.
> > > >
> > [Fri Jul 06 06:35:08 2001] [error] [client 127.0.0.1]
> c:/php/hello.php is
> > not executable; ensure interpreted scripts have "#!" first line
> > [Fri Jul 0
I don't know anything about apache - and i suppose that this don't have anything
to do with your error, but shouldn't the php/html files be located in your
"webroot" dir?
Lee Seng Fook wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to PHP. I have just downloaded PHP 4.0.6 and Apache 1.3.20
> I followed the online d
Hi
Have you tested it on more than one client/browser?
I dunno if it helps, but I've read there's a bug in IIS and cookies (I'm not
all that into IIS myself)
Look at:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q176/1/13.asp
/Johan
"Iván Milanez Castellanos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
I don't know about the rest of the people in here, but i could need some more
information.
..."migrating from a unix server" - To what? M$ or linux?
If you use the ISAPI extension i suppose this is a M$ system (Windows 2000, 98,
95), correct?
Secondly, by default i think that php only parses pa
Problem 1: Solved!
Problem 2: Two good suggestions. If you find yet more stuff - send it. I am
still interested in codesnippets / tutorials.
Thanks all who responded!
Michel Laine wrote:
> Using PHP 404pl1 / MySQL 3.23.35 / PWS / W98SE if anybody should need to
> know...
> The stuff is for an
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