php-windows Digest 19 Aug 2002 04:38:52 - Issue 1296
Topics (messages 15335 through 15339):
Newbie - Form Submission Question
15335 by: theN
15336 by: Joachim Krebs
15337 by: theN
15338 by: Joachim Krebs
max_execute_time does not work on infinitely loop
Hi all,
I have set the max_execute_time in php.ini to 300 (5 mins).
And i found that if my script have a infinitely loop( caused by careless
programming),
the script still executing even 5 mins is passed and uses up all my cpu
resourse.
Even i "stop" and close the browser, the script seen still r
As far as I know, each tag can only have one action that is
executed by any submit buttons in that form. You can however use the
Javascript modifier onClick="" to call different javascript functions
with each button. Where you go from there I don't know. If it were to
me, I would have both button
Then wrote:
Hi
I've a FORM like this on addhome.html --
User Name:
Password:
The idea is when the user clicks on the button "name=butloginusr" the
next page prints Logged In User along with the values of the $username &
$password OR when the user clicks button "name=butmakeusr" the next page
First of all let me scold you for running Apache and PHP on Windows
9x.
The solution would be to make two inputs of type "submit" that have
the same name but different values. Then when the form is submitted
you check the variable $button_name and execute the relevant code.
--
PHP Windows Mai
Hi
I've a FORM like this on addhome.html --
User Name:
Password:
The idea is when the user clicks on the button "name=butloginusr" the
next page prints Logged In User along with the values of the $username &
$password OR when the user clicks button "name=butmakeusr" the next page
prints C
php-windows Digest 18 Aug 2002 14:57:08 - Issue 1295
Topics (messages 15332 through 15334):
Re: Problem passing variables with PHP 4.2
15332 by: Rasmus Lerdorf
Re: XSLT - Problem passing variables with PHP 4.2 => Solved !
15333 by: Ignatius Reilly
Re: Getting Field Names i
The "select * from [tablename]" approach for MS SQL may be problematic if
you have very large tables even if you only return one row. You don't have
an accessible index for "select *". It also gives you no information about
table data types. That's why I suggested using a "select [name] from
sy
