Yeah, I checked it. Other extensions are working fine. I read elsewhere
that the mhash dll just doesn't work in Windows So why even have the
.dll in the first place? Something is fishy about this.
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Hi Matt,
Maybe you checked it already. How is the extensions_dir specified in your
php.ini. Should be something like: c:/php/extensions
Cheers,
RICO.
At 20:55 12/02/2003, Matt Hillebrand wrote:
Does anyone know how to use the php_mhash.dll that comes with PHP for
Windows? If I uncomment that
Hi,
I forgot something. Check your php.ini where your includes are stored.
Cheers,
RICO.
At 00:27 13/02/2003, o-juice wrote:
Hello. I've got the following set-up and working at home (on a Win98SE
workstation):
Apache 2.0.43
PHP 4.2.1
For some reason the following code (which works fine on my
Hi,
Try removing the ../ part from the include functions. I had more or less
the same problem!
Cheers,
RICO.
At 00:27 13/02/2003, o-juice wrote:
Hello. I've got the following set-up and working at home (on a Win98SE
workstation):
Apache 2.0.43
PHP 4.2.1
For some reason the following code (whi
1. use SESSIONS to pass authentication between pages.
2. register_globals ON or OFF? ;)
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Hi,
I've been directed to use file() or implode() to get the html content of a web page, like this: $html = implode ('', file ('http://192.168.1.100/PHP/index.php'));
1 ) How do
here's the mysql syntax:
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/CREATE_TABLE.html
create table SPORTLASER select * from MICROLIGHT
just call that from PHP...
Frank Tudor wrote:
I know this is not the right group but the mysql group
is very quite.
how do I copy a table and rename it inside a database
Li
register_globals must be turned ON.
"O-Juice" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hello. I've got the following set-up and working at home (on a Win98SE
> workstation):
>
> Apache 2.0.43
> PHP 4.2.1
>
> For some reason the following code (which wor
I'm not sure what you're expecting to see. You don't have any code that
produces output, nor do you invoke the myFunc() method.
Matt
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php-windows Digest 13 Feb 2003 02:23:23 - Issue 1585
Topics (messages 18483 through 18510):
Re: Apostrophe in login causes error
18483 by: Nichols, Mark A.
18490 by: Matt Hillebrand
String Compare
18484 by: Brennan Mann
18489 by: Piotr Pluciennik
1849
Ya it seems like a pain indeed. I guess i'll pose the question though:
for the following class
class myClass
{
var myVar;
function myFunc($myVarA,$myVarB)
{
$this -> myVar = array("b" => 55,"c" => 66);
}
}
Now i try
$somveVar = new myClass();
and finally i try and acces myVar from outs
This may just be me, and I could be wrong, but I've had problems with
relative paths and such using windows boxes before. Windows had always
been an ass to me on this.
You may need to try specifying the directory absolutely.
Are you getting any error messages?
chris kranz
fatcuban.com
-Or
Hello. I've got the following set-up and working at home (on a Win98SE
workstation):
Apache 2.0.43
PHP 4.2.1
For some reason the following code (which works fine on my on-line PHP host)
refuses to work at home:
The way it's supposed to work is a user clicks on a link, e.g.
"http://www.blah.com
Try \r\n instead of \n\r too.
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> I found out that '\n' does work but "\n" does. Very Strange!
>
> "Brett Greiner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Hello. Try checking the source of the file (in IE View > Source) and if you
see instead of the file/script name try using
" METHOD="POST"> instead.
Hope that helps. ^_^
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> Hi there,
>
Hi
I try to do an import text file into a mysql table with the php
script provided with Manucorp Easyphp, but it does not work.
The message is :
<>
The path above seems to be incorrect, but i have not found where to
modify it.
Environment is :
Apache 1.3.17 win32
PHP 4.0.5-dev
MySQL client
Brennan
You should confine those sorts of comparisons to numbers if($num == 1000)
For strings, use strcmp()
if (strcmp($s1, $s2) ==0){echo "these strings are identical"; }
be aware that it is case sensitive.
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From: "Brennan Mann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL P
Hi Dash,
Yup here's the function cal and the function:
if (projectLatLon($lat,$lon))
{
...do stuff
}
else
{
..do other stuff
}
function projectLatLon($lat,$lon)
{
GLOBAL $lccXY;
$dlat = doubleval($lat);
$dlon = doubleval($lon);
//project from geodetic coordinate degrees
$parms1[0] = "proj=lon
I guess i'm not out of the woods,
What i'm actually trying to do is re-use a function across php files
which isn't working to well. I'm not sure if i'll have to declare a class.
In any case what i'm tryin to do is an ordinary function call passing in 2
arguments and getting one return value.
I have to use IIS5 on one of my servers after approximately one and a half
year I don't become a fan of it... apache much better (but compile it by
yourself!).
Lacks:
1. Large memory usage.
2. Logs of very popular resoureses become mad: IIS5 writes only what it
want to write but all what I set
Does anyone know how to use the php_mhash.dll that comes with PHP for
Windows? If I uncomment that line in my php.ini file and restart Apache,
it says that that module can't be found. I know the file is in my
extension directory. What's up?
Thanks.
Matt
I would just cut the text off via explode at the ? mark.
i.e.:
$shorturl = explode("?", $str, 1); //may or may not work...
then echo $shorturl[0];
-Dash
Sturgeon's Law:
90% of everything is crud.
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003, Bobo Wieland wrote:
> I'm using ereg_replace to find urls as said i
I actually just did this last night. I could not for the life of me figure
out why my variable wasn't working. Until I remembered it was in a
function and I had to do a global $varname; command.
Works just fine.
-Dash
Age before beauty; and pearls before swine.
-- Dorothy Parker
I know this is not the right group but the mysql group
is very quite.
how do I copy a table and rename it inside a database
Like if
database = microlight
table = microlight
copy table microlight to table called sportlaser
Please help.
Frank
__
I'm using ereg_replace to find urls as said in the manual. I've changed it a
tiny litte bit to remove the http:// part when displaying the link, like
this:
$str = ereg_replace("([[:alpha:]]+://)([^<>[:space:]]+[[:alnum:]/])","\\2",
$str);
I'm trying to get the grips of regular expressions but I c
I have a general question on Global vars. If you declare a Global variable
within a function in a program called x.php. Do you have access to this
variable in another program say y.php that has include_once("x.php")?
thx,
Paul Dymecki
___
Wade,
Is the variable table_name you're passing an array? If so, you would want
to do something more like this:
$array = $_POST['table_name'];
foreach ($array as $table) {
$sql = "CREATE TABLE ".$table."(";
for($i = 0; $i < count($field_name); $i++)
///etc
02122003 1252 GMT-6
Ok. This might be a different problem than I first thought.
Im calling data from the previous page via the $_POST. This holding
variable is holding eight or more values. It takes these values and
creates fields for a database.
My problem is, does this code pull multple value
More information on the problems...
$string1 = rtrim($line[0]);
$string2 = ($_SESSION['username']);
rtrim( $string2 );
rtrim( $string1 );
Here is what is being done to the two string. The session variable is being
lo
02122003 1224 GMT-6
I have a question. When escaping characters, on the $_POST{x} do you
need to escape this as well? This is a snippt of code but Im getting a
Parse T error.
$form_block = "
Wade
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Check out addslashes() and stripslahes(). Also, when you're populating
name fields using values from the database, try using
htmlspecialchars(). I found that to be very useful.
Matt
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|From: Herhuth, Ron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
|Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2003 7:2
Have you tried strcasecmp() or strcmp()? See the
manual for reference.
Piotr
--- Brennan Mann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Everybody,
>
> Is there a way to do a hex view on strings. Right
> now my if statement is
> evaluating to false when I compare these two
> strings:
> S1: 1000
> S2:
Just what I need!!!
Thanks
Ignatius Reilly wrote:
You could have read even better:
This will avoid the "." and ".." elements in the directory, that one usually
does not need.
HTH
INAS, from Brussels
(Ignatius is Not Ander Svensson)
- Original
You could have read even better:
This will avoid the "." and ".." elements in the directory, that one usually
does not need.
HTH
INAS, from Brussels
(Ignatius is Not Ander Svensson)
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From: "J.Veenhuijsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED
I should have read the manual better.
J.Veenhuijsen wrote:
I need to retrieve a list of files (jpg) in a directory.
Is there a function like findfirst(*.jpg) like there is in Delphi?
Thanks in advance ?
Jochem
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I need to retrieve a list of files (jpg) in a directory.
Is there a function like findfirst(*.jpg) like there is in Delphi?
Thanks in advance ?
Jochem
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Hello Everybody,
Is there a way to do a hex view on strings. Right now my if statement is
evaluating to false when I compare these two strings:
S1: 1000
S2: 1000
If ($s1 == $s2) should evaluate to true not to false.
I tried a couple different things to see if I could get it the statement to
eva
Try using the addslashes function.
Magic Quotes may need to be turned on in the php.ini file, but I'm not
sure.
$newloginname=addslashes($loginname);
This should allow for the apostrophe in the variable.
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From: Herhuth, Ron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednes
php-windows Digest 12 Feb 2003 13:19:53 - Issue 1584
Topics (messages 18473 through 18482):
Re: reading lines from a file
18473 by: Per Lundberg
18475 by: Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG)
18476 by: Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG)
18477 by: Neil Smith
quotes and backslashes
I have built a typical login form where a user enters their last name as the user name
and the last four digits of their SSN as their password. The following page checks to
see if the user exists in the database and either allows access or denies access based
on the findings. This has worked
I'm not 100% sure on how PWS runs on win XP, but I have used IIS, and
I'm not a big fan. I believe IBM are now running XP with IIS, alongside
2k with IIS on their webservers. Response time from the XP servers are
nearly double that of the 2k ones.
Personally, I think you should look at apache. But
Checkout the stripslashes() and addslashes() functions. Very cool for
stuff like this, and very easy :)
chris kranz
fatcuban.com
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From: Per Lundberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 12 February 2003 09:00
To: Bobo Wieland
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] qu
Howdy all,
Just got Win XP Pro, and was wondering which server to go for. IIS or PWS?
Which one is more stable and stuff like that.
Thanks in advance,
/m1nt
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On Wed, 2003-02-12 at 09:35, Bobo Wieland wrote:
> When I have strings like 'Hello "World"' containing quotes and passes them
> to another page I use: rawurlenecode(html_entity_decode($string,
> ENT_QUOTES)).
>
> And then I use rawurldecode to display them again, getting the string:
> 'Hello \"Wo
George - didn't you come to us with this exact problem a month or so ago ?
I think chris probably meant not readline but fgets() and / or file()
fgets() reads a specified chunk size into a string or other variable.
file() reads a file line by line (separator is the newline character: :
array fil
> Cheer up and be confident in the judgement of the
> respectively responsible. There are aspects to consider
> unmentioned and irrelevant w/resp to this NG. So I'd
> suggest to keep cool.
Basically I don't care how people implement things: as long
as I don't have to clean it up. So it not my bus
> Maybe you should Read The Fine Manual, Anders? :-)
I don't need that, because I don't use PHP. ;)
> But then again, doing the parser would be a much more time-consuming
> process. And even worse, we're on the wrong mailing list for that... :)
I guess you are quite right on that one too.
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Hi!
When I have strings like 'Hello "World"' containing quotes and passes them
to another page I use: rawurlenecode(html_entity_decode($string,
ENT_QUOTES)).
And then I use rawurldecode to display them again, getting the string:
'Hello \"World\"' ...
Why, and hw do I fix it? My brain isn't in th
On Tue, 2003-02-11 at 18:27, Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG) wrote:
> Also excuse my limited ignorant knowledge about PHP, but
> my impression about PHP is that it is runs as an instance
> of the web server or something? (Please, correct me if I
> made any fundamental mistake here!)
Yes and no. It can be
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