php-windows Digest 5 Feb 2003 07:39:16 - Issue 1573
Topics (messages 18355 through 18361):
Re: script not allowing login after generating new password
18355 by: Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG)
remind me of a function...
18356 by: krizz
Re:Subject: Difficult String/number fomatation
Hi,
I am running PHP 4.2.3 on Windows XP, and for some reason, even though PHP supports
msql_* commands, they generate syntax errors when I want to open the page.
I suspect that I require some sort of module for php to be able to utilize those
commands. I searched the site for "msql module" and
There was a thread on the list regarding this. Do a search here for
'register globals on and off'. That thread should help you..
Regards
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> Hey everyone!
>
> I noticed that in the older version of ph
Bobo Wieland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a textfield wich allows any number of integers seperated with
> " ", "," or "-"...
>
> I need this input to be formated in two steps:
> First into a sequence of numbers into an array, lowest first...
> Second to the correct form of the initial inpu
Hey everyone!
I noticed that in the older version of php (when register globals was 'on' by default)
that coding for 'post' variables (where info is passed from the form into the
variables) took an easier approach ...ie.
$totalqty = $tireqty + $oilqty + $sparkqty; (old way)
$HTTP_POST_VARS["
Try split() function which splits a string into an array based on a regular
expression (PP manual) : this is different than explode() which splits on a
fixed delimiter.
eg (this is in the manual ):
$stringparts=split ('[,-]', $string);
Will split $string= "1,3, 3-6, 8" into individual array ele
can you remind me, of a function I show once, that opens another's site
files and returns part of it so it be placed in yours. Like an always update
service for the original site. Like news tags and stuff...
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> From: Beach, Jim
> In hind-sight it was painfully obvious. I have a lot to learn about
> testing and debugging!
We all do.
There is an entire, thick, book (a classical work) called "software
testing" or just "testing", don't really remember any more, by, hmm,
I seams to have forgotten that
php-windows Digest 4 Feb 2003 15:15:40 - Issue 1572
Topics (messages 18344 through 18354):
Re: PHP .Net and a boat load of questions !!!
18344 by: pingywon MCSE
18345 by: pingywon MCSE
18347 by: Nick H. -- Technical Support Engineer
18348 by: Nick H. -- Techni
Thanks for all your help.
I performed some tests sent to me by other responders and still no luck.
But in the mean time I also discovered that I was passing the user
results of the wrong function! I changed how I report the new password
to the user and it works now.
In hind-sight it was p
I believe I have the supreme right to classify my
own questions as stupid as I will and feel for. ;)
But next time I can write
"A brilliant question: ?"
to make everybody happy. :)
> -Original Message-
> From: Cam Dunstan
> Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2003 12:36 AM
>
> There
hi agian ..
im through with usecaes exoansion and diagram ++ robustness diagram
n am at collaboration diagramz rite now
guyz id be in ur eternal debt if anyone can spare some time and go
through these and lemme no if ive screwedup some vere
im uploading these at my final project site (its a
jim
with my vry little experteez what i do is
$password= time();
store this password into db
and mail it out to the member
all in the same file :)
what this does is not only a unique password for all my members its
also pretty difficult to apprehend . let alone anythin else
hope
what command are you using to change the password?
*if you are using GRANT then you don't need to use PASSWORD() function,
unless you use IDENTIFIED BY PASSWORD clause
*if you are using INSERT or SET then you need to use PASSWORD() function to
encrypt the password.
see the actual password stored
Hi!
I have a textfield wich allows any number of integers seperated with " ",
"," or "-"...
I need this input to be formated in two steps:
First into a sequence of numbers into an array, lowest first... Second to
the correct form of the initial input...
Example:
User input: "1,3, 3-6, 8" (strin
Disregard last email. This is the one pointing out that you are using
Apache and not Microsoft's IIS 6.0 Server.
Line to look at: set, a.go. via an Apache Action directive.
You are now entering into different category, as this is not just .Net
related (this is auctually probably only NTFS permi
You are not using IIS then, you are using Apache.
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From: "pingywon MCSE" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, February 03, 2003 11:17 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Re: PHP .Net and a boat load of questions !!!
: thank you very much for your contribu
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