Mark,
You might try using sessions instead of cookies. The following code
checks the session and credentials.
Login Page One\n\n"); //
Start the session system
error_reporting(0);
session_start();
// if the login form was posted and the uid was set (and valid)
if($_POST['logon'] and $_POST['p
Nick,
I'm not 100% sure, but I believe I checked that. If I remember
correctly the default php.ini has it pointing to /tmp which was
c:\winnt\temp (everyone has modify on the temp dir). I'll be
cruising in to work tomorrow to check it (around 3:00pm Mountain time),
since I have 1-box
This is just an odd suggestion.. but did you check permissions on the
c:\php\sessiondata (or whatever folder it is)? IUSR_Machine needs to have
modify on that folder in order to store it's session data... Of course,
you can change that path in the .ini to point wherever you want, but by
default
Mark,
I've run in to this problem - first noticing this with PHP Nuke.
This cookie problem seems to be a result of a server configuration
issue with the Windows operating system.
At work I have 2 Win-2k servers, both running PHP 4.3.2, our production
web-server can set cookies no problem
Hi everybody:
I have php 4.3.2 running as a isapi module on WinXP with IIS 5.1.
When I run the following script:
setcookie("auth_login",$cookie_val['auth_login'],time() + 3600);
or
setcookie("auth_level",$cookie_val['auth_level'],time() + 3600);
it fails to set the cookie in browsers different o
I was able to get Apache to recognize my oci.dll. Now, anytime I want
to connect to a database, any database (postgres, oracle, mysql) I get a
page not found error. I have the same configuration as on another box.
The only difference is I am on windows 2000 server on this box and the
other one th
I have installed php 4.3, Oracle 8.1.7 client, and Apache 2.0, in that
order. I am running this on a dell poweredge 4300 with windows 2000
server. I have my :/oracle/ora81/bin path in my PATH statement
in my environment variables. When I try to start Apache I get this
error, "the dynamic link li
php-windows Digest 9 Jul 2003 16:54:34 - Issue 1817
Topics (messages 20740 through 20749):
PHP Authentication for Member Site
20740 by: Adam
Re: Forms-PHP-and-errors
20741 by: jh
20743 by: jh
20744 by: Sven Schnitzke
20745 by: Luis Moreira
Re: mysql
Can you get a screenshot (picture) of the error? Or provide a link
to your site :)
It would be a bit easier to troubleshoot.
Cheers,
~Steve
Jonas Ferreira wrote:
My dear friends,
I use IIS 5.1, that comes with Windows XP (pro), and PHP 4.3.2,
everything installed usually, however when I ex
I'm trying to set up .procmailrc to capture emails sent out. The .procmailrc
file should filter the emails to a php program if the email is not
deliverable. The php program works if I pass the variables directly to it
but the .procamilrc doesn't seem to pass the email to the php program.
.procmail
My dear friends,
I use IIS 5.1, that comes with Windows XP (pro), and PHP 4.3.2,
everything installed usually, however when I execute an application
PHP, it works on primeiros instants and after not, the mistake appears
"is the folder name disable", how to solve this problem?
Thankful.
--
P
First thing would be to Read The Fine Manual at www.php.net,
after that the second thing would be to re-formulate your
question to something like: "how do I use the 'dir' funtion
to do this?".
-Original Message-
From: _GeS_
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 2003-07-07 16:57
Subject: [PHP-WIN] H
The error complains about an unexpected "!", right ?
What if you do
if (!isset($title)) {
That's the correct syntax, you know ?...
Luis
- Original Message -
From: "jh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 9:03 AM
Subject: [PHP-WIN] Re: Forms-PHP
Hi,
as to your new error message:
If goes:
if (condition) statement;
so add the round braces around the condition and PHP
will be happy.
In my reply I referred to vars coming from POST action
as $_POST['var_name_here']. This is an implication of
register_globals = off which in turn is a good idea a
On 09/07/03 at 09:23 Henrik Hornemann wrote:
>Hi,
>
>You are probably running with REGISTER_GLOBALS off.
REGISTER_GLOBALS is set off in php.ini
>You can access your form variables like this:
>$title=$_POST['title']; $lastname=$_POST['lastname']; ... and so on.
>
>hth Henrik Hornemann
>
I have
Try to make a many-to-many design :
Create a table 'images_img' with id_img, name_img, accession_img ... for the
images
Create a table 'categories_ctg' for the categories with id_ctg, name_ctg,
description_ctg ...
Create a table for unifing this two imgtoctg_itc with id_itc, idimg_itc,
idctg_itc
I
Hi,
Thanks for reply.
I have wrapped your code in like so:-
?>
called it p-6-2.php and this is the error I get:-
Parse error: parse error, unexpected '!', expecting '(' in D:\web\myforms\p-6-2.php on
line 4
I have used my own form which uses javascript to validate the fname and su
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