Ron,
You should look into FDF. (http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.fdf.php).
I tested it out (using the function in the second to last comment - I didn't
want to recompile PHP for a one PDF file script) and it seems to work rather
well. I'm not sure if this is exactly what you want, though.
-Dash
I have been tasked to create a php web app that merges database information
with a k1 web form that was downloaded from IRS.com. Basically the pdf
contains fields that the user would fill out and then either save it locally
or print it out. I have a database with about a thousand people in it (o
thanxs for your response..
i worked around it the following way:
in my php script i envoke the ntvdm via cmd.exe
through teh command net use drive_letter: \\servername\path /user:username
pass
in the next step i walk through the filesystem using opendir.
en then check wether the returned value is
Hello,
I just installed php on my .Net server. Nothing went wrong during
installation (InstallShield Installation) (no errors were reported), but
everytime I try to execute a php page, he gives an error telling me he
cann't find the page (error 404)...
Could someone help me?
Thanks in advance
What error do you get with PHP?
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From: Gareth Thomas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 22 November 2002 02:17
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP-WIN] mysql command problem
Hi,
I have a Mysql command that when run in PHP does not work and yet when
executed directly in M
php-windows Digest 22 Nov 2002 13:27:49 - Issue 1452
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mysql command
Darren,
As others have said, PHP is not really the right tool for client side work
even if the client machine is also the server. Having said that, the
general style of task you are trying to achieve is frequently tackled by the
use of Recursive functions - functions that call themselves from "wit
