Have you added in your code the line:
session_register() ;
?
Take a look at this function in the php manual...
Hope that helps...
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> Hi,
>
>
> on PHP versions 4.3.0 and 4.3.1 my Apache (tested on versions 1.3.27 and
>
Which version of PHP4.3.1 is more robust and stable on Win2K/IIS CGI or
USAPI?
Thanks,
Vlad
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Hi,
I have the same problem. And it is totaly random. You can hit F5 several
times - everything works fine and on the next hit - "CGI error". It
sounds to me like bug of uninitialized variable or some buffer overrun
problems (if it would be a problem in php.ini - at least it would not be
rando
Hi,
on PHP versions 4.3.0 and 4.3.1 my Apache (tested on versions 1.3.27 and
2.0.44) crashes on session_start() but only when it's restoring old
session - not when creating a new session (after refresh / F5). My computer
runs on windows XP professional with SP1.
This happens in both IE 6.0 and
You might also try going to Apache, where there is a reference to "Apache
Friends" that have a very nice download as well. We installed it on a
Win2K box the other day without any problem at all. Very impressed.
Ted
M1nt Ch3w wrote:
> I found this on the web. It includes apache, php, mysql an
Yes I have. I'm a MIS manager and I have one of my guys working on
getting a good compile on SCO 5.0.5 UNIX. There are a number of bugs that
he is trying to work through. We've looked at the source code, and our
problem is with the linker and calls to the lib files. There are
differences. You
Hi
>The include_path setting is:
>".;C:/xxx/yyy/includes/others;C:/xxx/yyy/includes/myfiles"
>I get authentication.php in my include path and, unfortunatly, an other
>authentication.php does exist in the 2° path and is processed before my
>authentication.php file, and maybe gets a function name
And another good one at http://www.firepages.com.au.
Everything there is free and they have a pretty good forum with lots of
newbie questions.
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Or...
Extension_dir = c:\php\extensions
I think as default they've unpacked there?
Not meaning to split hairs :p
chris kranz
fatcuban.com
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Subject: [PHP-WIN] Re: php.ini
php-windows Digest 3 Mar 2003 21:55:25 - Issue 1616
Topics (messages 18811 through 18818):
Recommended for newbies
18811 by: m1nt ch3w
Thank you! [GD Libraries]
18812 by: Anthony Ritter
PHP array to JS function ???
18813 by: Aidal
18818 by: Chris Kranz
Re:
Far as I know, there's no way to take arrays like that and pass them
straight over to js.
I've done things like this before, and the only way I did it, was to get
PHP to print out the JS to define each item in the array seperatly. This
is a pretty simple way of doing it, and shouldn't make too muc
Hi
I was wondering if anyone knew how to print
out the field DATETIME from mysql.
I need it for a news system I am
making.
Cheers
From Shaun Garriock RGC
Webmaster
If what I wrote abowe doesnt work, then it is not a coding problem you have
at hand.
I don't know much about PWS but whereever you configure PWS try to find out
what kind of file extensions it knows and what actions it is set to take.
As in "what does PWS do when it incounters a *.asp file and what
This will probably not work since you do not tell the function what to do
with the returned value.
or
Should solve that problem.
/Aidal
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> I have installed PHP (using the install wizard and files from
> http://www.p
Having more than one file with the same name isn't a very good idea in the
first place if you ask me.
Also I do not know how Apache reacts to having more than 1 path assigned to
include_path.
If Apache thinks it's ok, then try to find answers to the following when
including/requireing files.
"whic
Hi NG.
I'm having some trouble parsing a php array to a javascript function.
I've searched the web and found that others before me have had the same
problem, but I haven't been able to find a solution to my problem yet.
simple function example:
"tal" is a php array and "count" is the size of that
Thank you to all that came to my aid while I was muddleing through my
attempts to install GD Libraries.
Since I had various versions of PHP from textbook CD's - I downloaded PHP
Triad which happened to be PHP version 4.1.1
I changed two lines in the php.ini file and ran the phpinfo() function cal
I found this on the web. It includes apache, php, mysql and perl. All in an
install program that sets it up for you. Good for people new to php. The
latest version isn't free, but this one is:
http://download.com.com/3000-2165-6474268.html?legacy=cnet
Regards,
/m1nt
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Topics (messages 18809 through 18810):
PHP on WinXP with IIS - CGI Error
18809 by: Ron Gordon
Re: php.ini
18810 by: J.Veenhuijsen
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Try extension_dir = C:\PHP\
Jochem
Anthony Ritter wrote:
I run the following script:
// the page loads o.k. when the semi-colon remains as in:
;extension=php_gd2.dll
but if I remove the semicolon as in:
extension=php_gd2.dll
the page won't load and the server hangs up.
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