Hmm, just a suggestion but check if it is actually named "test.php.txt" in
your
directory! Switch explorer on to show all extensions including those that
are
registered (it is safer that way with and OS anyway).
The clue is in the "Page not found", as in http:///test.php cannot
be found.
Cheers,
I'm trying to read a record from a dbase data base so I've previously
opened it successfully. The problem is that I call the function
dbase_get_record, but it returns no records. The database is ok because I
call the funcion dbase_numfields and dbase_numrecords and they give me
correct information
I'm trying to read a record from a dbase data base so I've previously
opened it successfully. The problem is that I call the function
dbase_get_record, but it returns no records. The database is ok because I
call the funcion dbase_numfields and dbase_numrecords and they give me
correct information
I'm trying to read a record from a dbase data base so I've previously
opened it successfully. The problem is that I call the function
dbase_get_record, but it returns no records. The database is ok because I
call the funcion dbase_numfields and dbase_numrecords and they give me
correct information
I'm trying to read a record from a dbase data base so I've previously
opened it successfully. The problem is that I call the function
dbase_get_record, but it returns no records. The database is ok because I
call the funcion dbase_numfields and dbase_numrecords and they give me
correct information
I'm trying to read a record from a dbase data base so I've previously
opened it successfully. The problem is that I call the function
dbase_get_record, but it returns no records. The database is ok because I
call the funcion dbase_numfields and dbase_numrecords and they give me
correct information
Hello,
I have noticed messages dating back to last year discussing whether
PATH_INFO works on Windows servers.
BACKGROUND:
PATH_INFO is the original term given to the environment variable that
contains extra path information supplied after the end of the (in those
days) executable file, such
Not tried this specific function before, but whenever I want to suppress an
error I put an @ sign in front of the function?
If this doesn't help you then I hope it helps others, I find it useful when
trying to connect to a database:
$dbase = @mysql_connect("XXX", "XXX", "XXX");
If the database i
OK people, it appears to work now without a sendmail replacement. I've no
idea what went wrong before but
[mail function]
SMTP= mail.totalise.co.uk ; for Win32 only
sendmail_from= [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; for Win32 only
seems to work just fine and dandio now.
Thanks to everyone who helped.
Ross
php-windows Digest 26 Oct 2001 14:08:03 - Issue 823
Topics (messages 10044 through 10054):
Re: Recommendations for books for beginners for PHP & mySQL?
10044 by: Daniel Parsons
Re: Page Not Found
10045 by: Gaylen Fraley
10047 by: Jim & Carrie Lucas
Unable to load e
Ross,
> Hmm... that didn't work for me when I tried it. It was the 1st thing I
> tried. I kept getting "Server error" on the PHP page when I ran it.
=yes I must admit I couldn't see any particular difference. If it helps I'll send the
whole .ini file to your
private address (but you'd still h
Thanks for the added data, Spunk. I guess I should have asked for a view of the
screen/echo conversation too...
I'm not strong on RegExps so took a look at the manual
(http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.ereg-replace.php),
which says:
-
string ereg_replace (string pattern, string replacem
Hmm... that didn't work for me when I tried it. It was the 1st thing I
tried. I kept getting "Server error" on the PHP page when I ran it.
I'll certainly try it again.
It won't be clara I use anyway but I do know the server address from
Outlook etc. and it just didn't seem to work. Don't know
Ross,
Apologies if I've confused the issue: "TLD" is "top level domain" otherwise known as
"country level domain", ie in your
case ".uk".
thus your ISP's SMTP server MIGHT be smtp.clara.co.uk (it won't PING for me, so please
clara-fy that). Thus
-
> > [mail function]
> > ; For Win32 only.
--- Received from FPU.WHITES1 799 3703 26-10-01 09:46
-> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ahah... sorted.
Setting:
error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE
in php.ini does the trick, though quite why imap decides to flag it up as a
"notice" (described as Warning in the message) just becau
--- Received from FPU.WHITES1 799 370326-10-01 09:17
-> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone know how to redirect stderr so it doesn't appear on the screen?
I'm battling with imap_open writing an error to the screen when the
(valid) mailbox is empty.
Cheers - Steve
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