php-windows Digest 13 Oct 2001 05:48:12 -0000 Issue 802

2001-10-12 Thread php-windows-digest-help
php-windows Digest 13 Oct 2001 05:48:12 - Issue 802 Topics (messages 9827 through 9831): can't read binary files containg '0x0' character 9827 by: Roland Divin 9828 by: Roland Divin 9829 by: Mark 9830 by: Roland Divin running PHP with mod_perl in apache

[PHP-WIN] running PHP with mod_perl in apache

2001-10-12 Thread Derek
If I use perl as CGI in my apache server PHP works fine for me.If I use mod_perl instead of pure CGI I always got an 'Internal Server Error'.And in the log it said: Bareword found where operator expected at (eval 18) line 3, near "#line 1 e:/my documents/my webs/a.php hello" (Missing operator be

Re: [PHP-WIN] can't read binary files containg '0x0' character

2001-10-12 Thread Roland Divin
Thanks, you're right. Now it works even using dll module (not CGI) version. Anyway it is strange that the behavior of the fread function is conditioned whether I use dll module or CGI... Roland "Mark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> píse v diskusním príspevku [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... On

Re: [PHP-WIN] can't read binary files containg '0x0' character

2001-10-12 Thread Mark
On Fri, 12 Oct 2001 21:00:24 +0200, Roland Divin wrote: >Hi, >I can'r read binary file that contains '0x0' character. Reading >process >stops after reading '0x0' character on windows version of PHP. On >Linux it >does not. > >That same code gives another result on windows then on linux. Why? >(Con

[PHP-WIN] Re: can't read binary files containg '0x0' character

2001-10-12 Thread Roland Divin
This error is included only in sapi/php4apache.dll. If I use CGI (php.exe) it works perfectly. -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTE

[PHP-WIN] can't read binary files containg '0x0' character

2001-10-12 Thread Roland Divin
Hi, I can'r read binary file that contains '0x0' character. Reading process stops after reading '0x0' character on windows version of PHP. On Linux it does not. That same code gives another result on windows then on linux. Why? (Consider file text.txt is contaning '0x0' characters. I'm using PHP4

php-windows Digest 12 Oct 2001 16:05:00 -0000 Issue 801

2001-10-12 Thread php-windows-digest-help
php-windows Digest 12 Oct 2001 16:05:00 - Issue 801 Topics (messages 9813 through 9826): php question 9813 by: Brian Feliciano 9814 by: Chen Wei, Lian 9815 by: Brian Feliciano 9816 by: Brian Feliciano 9817 by: Brian Feliciano 9818 by: Chen Wei

RE: [PHP-WIN] text formatting in database article

2001-10-12 Thread Mark Hope
Thanks for everybodies replies - we've used the nl2br() function and its working just fine. Mark > -- > --- > Oliver Robillo replied: > > You could try using the replace function of mysql within your query. >

[PHP-WIN] CORRECTION: 4.06 CGI IIS - MAIL abnormalities

2001-10-12 Thread Matthew Luchak
The error occurs for emails addresses entered into the header field as : $header="From: $email_required"; NOT in the $recip field. Sorry 'bout that. Matthew Luchak Webmaster Kaydara Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: Matthew Luchak Sent:

[PHP-WIN] 4.06 CGI IIS - MAIL abnormalities

2001-10-12 Thread Matthew Luchak
A script that formats and sends out an email using http vars fails with certain email addresses. I couldn't believe it when I saw this (not) happening. Using: MAIL( "$recip", "$subject", "$message", "$header" ); where $recip is passed from an HTML form, fails to mail with certain email ad

[PHP-WIN] text formatting in database article

2001-10-12 Thread Mark Hope
I am currently creating a website that pulls news articles from a mysql database into a php page. The article is stored as a TEXT function in the database, and is inserted by a single form field. What do I need to do in order for the article to be displayed with the proper paragraph breaks instead

Re: [PHP-WIN] expecting a variable

2001-10-12 Thread Jonathan David Edwin Wright
You might try something like: if (!isset($element1)) { $element = ""; } Which would check that the value is set, and if not, initialize it. At 16:59 12/10/2001 +0800, you wrote: >my login page (login.php) passes it's form elements to my main page >(main.php). >in my main page, i try to call

[PHP-WIN] expecting a variable

2001-10-12 Thread Brian Feliciano
my login page (login.php) passes it's form elements to my main page (main.php). in my main page, i try to call the elements from my login page as $element1; but if go to my main page directly, without going to the login page, php tells me that $element is not initialized, which is true because it

Re: [PHP-WIN] php question

2001-10-12 Thread Brian Feliciano
im sorry, now it's ok. i just didn't wrong. instead of header("Location:login.php"); i did header("Location=login.php"); > OK, > This is first try: > > if ($submit) { > file://checking variable from form > if (everything OK) { > include ("go.php"); > exit; > } else { > include ("error.php"); >

[PHP-WIN] Re: Data from local PC MySQL (or MSAccess) to remote UNIX ISP MySQL

2001-10-12 Thread Kevin Truong
Just dump the database on your local MySQL server onto a file. Since you already have the phpmyadmin setup at the remote location, you could just import your dumped database to the remote MySQL server. Hope that helps. -Kevin "Tome" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news: