> Is there a way to convert a string to unicode utf-16?
Apparently not built into php, which sort of surprises me..
You could make one if you want, it's not hard. It's just a bunch of
shifting, testing, and adding, and the algorithm is very straightforward.
Just be aware that recognizing the long
php-windows Digest 25 Jul 2003 04:07:18 - Issue 1839
Topics (messages 20892 through 20898):
Re: php-cli >>redirect
20892 by: Mikey
recompiling php under windows
20893 by: John Yu
20897 by: Stephen March
Not a PHP problem
20894 by: Voldermort
date calculatio
I have locally tested my server, which is on the local windows network. It works well.
But when I am typing the IP address in the browser window in a remote computer, it
shows it cannot locate the server. I guess this because my server don't have a
separate IP address since it is connected to t
I'm not 100% sure on the problems you are incuring, however I just
thought I'd make mention of http://www.opensa.org,
which is an open SSL (mod ssl & open ssl 0.97b) enabled version of
apache (2.0.44) w/php 4.3.0 (on Windows).
I find it useful to contribute to such a project, rather than compi
Browsers caches are known to be a can of wurms... They just assume too
much. I normally set all my browsers to ALWAYS check the pages and avoid
the use of cache as someone would run away from the plague...
Cache is nice for useres... for development... try not to use it at all...
(and wouldn't
Dear Sirs,
I wrote a class for date calculations. You can read
it below as well as an example. Attached also.
I recall someone asked a few days ago about 20 day
forward date. This class provides a solution for it.
I submitted it also to phpclasses.com script
library.
Please, feel free
Update: I compiled a Hello World program, scheduled it with a redirect, and the same
thing happened (although batch files redirect
their output OK). Must be a problem with background tasks (same thing happens with AT).
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Hi
I need to recompile php 4.3.2 under windows so that fsockopen can support
SSL connections. I have downloaded the source from openssl.org and placed
everything in the right place... The compile process seems to go well until
the linking part where it totally freaks out...
here's what I get
Lin
Have you tried using the 'at' command? It is a bit like cron on *nix and
may support redirection, unlike the Task Scheduler
HTH,
Mikey
> -Original Message-
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> Subject: [PHP-WIN] Re: php-cli >>redir
php-windows Digest 24 Jul 2003 13:09:01 - Issue 1838
Topics (messages 20886 through 20891):
Re: closing windows
20886 by: WebDevMagazine
20888 by: Luis Ferro
Re: Subject: closing windows
20887 by: Neil Smith
php-cli >>redirect
20889 by: Voldermort -
| I think that command > file is a MS-DOS command, that doesn't work in
| Windows.
I tried it with a batch file; worked OK from both the command line and scheduler.
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Voldermort -:
> Using php-cli 4.2.2 on Windows XP Pro.
> php-cli script.php >>file.log works as expected from the command
> console; the script's output is
> sent to file.log. However, when run from the Task Scheduler, the
> output scrolls through the console
> window and file.l
Using php-cli 4.2.2 on Windows XP Pro.
php-cli script.php >>file.log works as expected from the command console;
the script's output is
sent to file.log. However, when run from the Task Scheduler, the output
scrolls through the console
window and file.log is untouched. The task is running with th
You can't call javascript from php and vice-versa. The best you can
archieve is the PHP write the javascript and the javascript call a "new"
php page.
Javascript runs in the browser. PHP runs in the web server. All
communication between them is thru either during the php execution or
the javas
You can't, openining and closing windows is a client side, browser
function. PHP cannot do this since it is a server side technology and has
no control over the browser's actions. Please re-post with a specific
request of what you are trying to achieve.
Cheers - Neil Smith.
At 23:34 23/07/2003
hi
function execute()
{
windows.close();
}
Close ";
?>
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