php-windows Digest 12 Dec 2001 07:45:37 - Issue 896
Topics (messages 10839 through 10853):
PHP 4.06 + IIS5 + header download
10839 by: Bryant Brabson
PHP + IIS5 works like hell
10840 by: Bryant Brabson
IIS Virtual Directories
10841 by: PHP
10851 by: Alastai
Hi...I'm new to php and mysql so please bear with me. I am having a
problem connecting to mysql through php. If I go into the mysql
monitor, the username and password that I set up are present in the user
db, and my scripts using $connection = mysql_connect("localhost",
"myusername", "mypassword
After poking google's USENET search I found this article:
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=IIS+php++%22virtual+directories+%22&hl=en&;
rnum=3&selm=41575B2947B7D411A03C00508BCFF1620E0D38%40usa07.cs.lmco.com
All you have to do is right click the site in IIS and select properites.
>From there go t
I'm getting the same error. It comes up as a 500 internal error, but the
strange thing is that it sometimes works. I can really make it not work by
adding a '?sadfsad' at the end of my PHP file. Also I sometimes get a
string that says "The directory name is invalid. ".
If you find any solution
Recently when using linux, I came across a command called mswordview which
does exactly that. I'm sure there must be a windows equivalent somewhere,
so you might try searching mswordview on google or something. The man page
for mswordview gives
http://www.csn.ul.ie/~caolan/
as the authors page,
Thanks Ross.
It works fine.
TR
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Easy one this. You've
if (send!="no") { do all the send stuff}
where you should have
if ($send!="no") {do all the send stuff}
note the $ sign that tells PHP to reference the variable.
It should work now but I haven't looked very closely at it yet
Ross
Anthony Ritter wrote:
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> I'm working t
Got it to work using the code below.
I forgot the to put in the fclose ()function before the closing brace in my
first post.
Thank you D.
Creating a new file
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You need to escape the back slashes like this:
$filename="C:\\My Documents\\Linda\\mydata1.txt";
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If at first you don't succeed
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I've got a file that already exists called:
mydata1.txt
I'm trying to test the code below so that if the file is found it will say:
File Exists
When I run the following script, it doesn't write out:
File Exists...
I get nothing on the screen.
eventhough I thought the code below would work.
An
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I'm working through Julie Meloni's book PHP - Fast and Easy using MS Win 98
with Apache.
She has an example of a PHP script where both the html form for input and
the php code to send the form are in one php script using the mail()
function and the $PHP_SELF global variable.
I've included the co
I have been searching all over for a solution with no help...
I got some virtual folder under the root of my website..
when i tried to read the contents of the folder and its subdirectories...it
returned and error...because its a virtual folder and not physically under
the root of the website..
i
We had problems using the isapi.dll with W2K and IIS5, but the cgi has worked very
well.
I think that I had a similar problem recently while trying to return a Flash
file. Here's how I did it:
$fd = fopen ($filename, "rb");
$contents = fread ($fd, filesize ($filename));
header("Content-type: application/x-shockwave-flash");
echo $contents;
fclose ($fd);
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php-windows Digest 11 Dec 2001 15:11:39 - Issue 895
Topics (messages 10834 through 10838):
Re: Microsoft Word .doc to HTML
10834 by: alain samoun
Re: A referer code needed
10835 by: Brad Thomas
DNS
10836 by: Mike
Re: Apache+PHP4 in Win95 OS, config. problem
I'm attempting to pass a .exe file, using the header call and fpassthru as
shown in the example on the php.net site, and I noticed there is a note that
says this will not work with 4.06 or newer. I have discovered this, or at
least I think so, and am curious if we have a work around figured out y
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