There's a few examples of this in the manual somewhere... but here's
some basic code for it:
if (strtoupper(substr(PHP_OS, 0,3) == 'WIN'))
dl('module.dll');
else
dl('module.so');
Hope that helps.
~ Eric Gach
EvilWalrus.com Co-Administrator
-Original Message-
From: John M. Calver
Hi.
I'm using php 4.3.0 with apache on winxp pro (gd2 bubled version).
I'm writed a script that receive an uploaded file and if it's a jpeg
move it in a directory for later use.
All goes right but if the uploaded jpeg file is corrupted in some case
the function ImagecreatefromJpeg don't return any
php-windows Digest 22 Mar 2003 17:36:05 - Issue 1647
Topics (messages 19084 through 19086):
Re: Subject: Cookies
19084 by: Neil Smith
determine host platform - win32 / *nix
19085 by: John M. Calvert
Imagecreatefromjpeg problem.
19086 by: FBN
Administrivia:
To subs
Hi.
I'm using php 4.3.0 with apache on winxp pro (gd2 bubled version).
I'm writed a script that receive an uploaded file and if it's a jpeg
move it in a directory for later use.
All goes right but if the uploaded jpeg file is corrupted in some case
the function ImagecreatefromJpeg don't return any
Hello, how do I determine from code the host platform running PHP? For
example, php.dl() requires a different module name under Win32 and *nix so
for more portable code I would like to write something like:
if (php_platform() == WIN32)
dl('module.dll');
else
dl('module.so');
Does this exis
Try looking in your C:\\Documents And Settings\username\cookies folder,
then sorting the list by domain (you may be running on localhost so it
would show up there)
NB : Your setcookie line is broken - please check the syntax, as
time()1209600 is not valid PHP!
Cheers,
Neil Smith.
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