php-windows Digest 20 Jan 2003 05:39:54 -0000 Issue 1545

php-windows Digest 20 Jan 2003 05:39:54 - Issue 1545 Topics (messages 17974 through 17984): Re: Subject: cookies problem (FIXED) 17974 by: Chris Kranz Re: Configuration of Apache Server 17975 by: Chris Kranz 17976 by: Scott Carr Re: Configuration of Apache Server -

Re: [PHP-WIN] arrays and nested arrays and loops and databases...

Dear sir, I'am Eric I have the same question about this. But what if does will this the final $to[] array will contains all of address and name data. but the address bar should not be hold if a large number of address presents. Is that have any suggestions?? Thanks yours tarn@hk - Or

RE: [PHP-WIN] forms, php

For starters. $username = $_POST['username']; in your form, you declare name, not username is this code you've given from the page login.php? is it simply submitting to itself? chris kranz fatcuban.com -Original Message- From: Adrian Partenie [mailto:[E

[PHP-WIN] How do I review previous FAQs?

I lost some of my e-mails due to a computer problem. My initial e-mail from lists.php.net was in the batch lost. Can someone please tell me how I can search the old FAQs? I need to do some research. Thanks, Marlene

[PHP-WIN] Apahce Windows problems

I am writing to you to report a problem, which I haven't found in the FAQs and errors. I have installed Apache 1.3.27 for Windows, with PHP4 and Mysql 1.4 and when I try to see a page, that contains sessions there appears an error- window that says that Windows closes Apache, because it has gen

[PHP-WIN] forms, php

  Hello, The code below outputs the errors: Notice: Undefined index: submit in login.php on line 19Notice: Undefined index: username in on line 20Notice: Undefined index: password in  on line 21In rest works fine. Register_globals are on. What I'm doing wrong? Thanks, Adrian ?phpecho "

RE: [PHP-WIN] New guy to PHP Mail Parse question

Make sure you have global variables set on in your php.ini If you can't change this, then try doing $_POST['variable name'] to get the form fields... Unless your submitting your form using GET ofcourse, then use $_GET chris kranz fatcuban.com -Original Message- From: Rafael Alan Bleiwe

[PHP-WIN] New guy to PHP Mail Parse question

Hi everyone - new to PHP , Cold Fusion background... I've got a client with a mail form on their site that needs to be posted to an email account and it doesn't work he asked me to look at it... it's on Windows and the form has fields like this: first_name last_name dayphone_1 dayphone_2 dayp

Re: [PHP-WIN] Configuration of Apache Server - Thanks for advice

Thanks for advice. It turned out to be something simple as you would expect. Browsed using the the path http://localhost/test.php and it worked. Regards Craig Smith "Scott Carr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > You need to put the file under \

RE: [PHP-WIN] Configuration of Apache Server

You need to put the file under \Program Files\Apache Group\Apache\htdocs That is the normal path for default apache. -- Scott Carr Documentation Maintainer http://documentation.openoffice.org OpenOffice.org Quoting Chris Kranz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Make sure your browsing to the file thru you

RE: [PHP-WIN] Configuration of Apache Server

Make sure your browsing to the file thru your webserver... http://localhost/test.php and not locally... file://c:/www/test.php for instance... other than this, I've had this problem, but it was configuration errors in httpd.conf. double check everything in here... chris kranz fatcuban.com --

RE: [PHP-WIN] Re: Subject: cookies problem (FIXED)

surely if headers had already been sent, it would give an error telling you so. In my files, the page is displayed properly, in full, with no errors... but cookies are missing from the server and being sent. chris kranz fatcuban.com -Original Message- From: Neil Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROT

php-windows Digest 19 Jan 2003 15:45:15 -0000 Issue 1544

php-windows Digest 19 Jan 2003 15:45:15 - Issue 1544 Topics (messages 17970 through 17973): Re: Subject: cookies problem (FIXED) 17970 by: Neil Smith Configuration of Apache Server 17971 by: Craig Smith Parsing html documents. 17972 by: tyler.sunergize.com 1

[PHP-WIN] Re: Parsing html documents.

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Is there a way, I can read a html document, look for a tag, print what >it finds, and stop when it finds the next . If possible I would like to >do this for the entire document. For example: > >Tyler Mace $html_array=explode('',implode('',file('myfile.html','r'))); fil

[PHP-WIN] Parsing html documents.

Is there a way, I can read a html document, look for a tag, print what it finds, and stop when it finds the next . If possible I would like to do this for the entire document. For example: If the php script were to search this html file: Text Button Checkbox the php would parse

[PHP-WIN] Configuration of Apache Server

Problem: When trying to open a test.php file containing a simple test php script, windows prompts for program to open file with. Apache is running from the console as opposed to a service. *PHP Installation* PHP version 4.3.0 installed from php-4.3.0-installer.exe. Also downloaded the zip file

[PHP-WIN] Re: Subject: cookies problem (FIXED)

Well the fact that this fixed it, tends to imply you were outputting some warn level messages before cookies were sent, therefore they weren't : A cookie is a header, and like any HTTP header they must be sent before any other content (even a newline or linebreak can do it). If you pushed any e