php-windows Digest 14 Jun 2003 06:42:28 - Issue 1775
Topics (messages 20301 through 20305):
User Authentication...
20301 by: Guru P Chaturvedi
COM Objects and Response variable (from ASP)
20302 by: Reuven Nisser
20303 by: DvDmanDT
20304 by: Manuel Lemos
Re:
did you solve your problem? or did you want more examples?
"Itai" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> hi
> i want to place a button on my home page which will create
> a file on the server when pressed, how can i do it?
> the button should call a php file or something but
Hello,
On 06/13/2003 01:57 PM, Reuven Nisser wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to convert an ASP script to PHP. The script is using COM objects
and passes them 3 parameters: Request, Response & Session.
When the same script is written in PHP what should I pass to the COM object?
Request is $_REQUEST?
Sess
You'll have to create your own object for that I think...
"Reuven Nisser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev i meddelandet
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> Hello,
> I am trying to convert an ASP script to PHP. The script is using COM
objects
> and passes them 3 parameters: Request, Response & Session.
>
> When the
Hello,
I am trying to convert an ASP script to PHP. The script is using COM objects
and passes them 3 parameters: Request, Response & Session.
When the same script is written in PHP what should I pass to the COM object?
Request is $_REQUEST?
Session is $_SESSION?
What about Response?
Thank you,
R
Hi There,
I need some serious help...I wanted to know are there any ways of accepting
username and password from a webpage (form) and lgoin thru HTAccess? what i
mean is instead of using the screen shon in attachment i wanna use a html
form to login (tex boxes) but want similar functionality as the
php-windows Digest 13 Jun 2003 07:30:34 - Issue 1774
Topics (messages 20293 through 20300):
Re: Cannot access HTTP_POST_VARS without explicitly stating
20293 by: DvDmanDT
20294 by: Jeremy
Re: $GLOBALS
20295 by: Adam Goossens
20296 by: Adam Goossens
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> But of course I dont need to (and don't want to) put
> the 'school' field on the form.
That's wise since it would constitute a possible security
hole by doing so.
> So question is how do I send the school value when
> the submit button is pressed?
This is an contradictive requirement compared