Quick question: Is there any special characters that make up a Page Break in MS Word?
I know that "\r\n" make a line break and carriage return. Is there anything for Page
Break?
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Gerardo S. Rojas
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I have created a snazzy little PHP widget that creats an actual hard HTML
page from a bunch of included pages and saves it as a temp.html file on
the server. The app then invokes MS Word's COM object and opens the HTML
file, converts it to a Word doc and then creates a link to it. The
problem I'
"PHP and MySQL Web Development" by Luke Welling and Laura Thomson
I read only 250 of this book but it gave me marvelous introduction to PHP
and MySQL. After reading those pages I started doing some eproject and now I
feel very comfortable with PHP.
Btw, I knew some Pascal and C++ already and that
I used the code below with $_SESSION[] and i have been able to get the
username and password to save to the session file but i get and error of
Notice: Undefined variable: PHPSESSID in c:\apache\htdocs\editor\index.php
on line 4
can anyone tell me what this means
I am new to php and have only
Try this instead:
Session_start();
$_SESSION["id"] = $PHPSESSID;
$_SESSION["user_name"] = $form_username;
$_SESSION["user_pass"] = $form_pass;
print "$_SESSION[id], $_SESSION[user_name], $_SESSION[user_pass]";
// jocke
-Original Message-
From: Dean Hayes [mailt
// This is how I would do it. The first question is easily solved by putting
a mathematical
// expression inside the array brackets.
$selectIndex = 50; // The index you're interested in
$selectedValue = yourArray[$select];
$selectedValueMinus2 = yourArray[$select-2];
$selectedValuePlus1 = yourArr
Well its not exactly what I was looking for but you gave me some ideas,
but still got this small problem:
If I know the value in the array, say for example 49. Then I want to
store the previous and next value in the array? I know the other way
when I have the position, just use pos($dataarray) the
hi again jocke... seems i'll give a go at answering your questions again ;-)
If I understand your question properly, I doubt the previous poster's
response would be useful to you.
The bad news (I think): there are limited functions that deal with array
pointers. There are plenty to deal with arra
in my experience, using numeric indices to your array, you can deposit and
reference occurances as follows; however your reference is not a valid
array definition;
[0] => 1 [1] => 2 [2] => 3 ... [99] => 100 (I don't believe these are valid
as a definition)
numeric indices would be defined as fo
Hey,
I have a script that needs to save the session id and username but when i
use the following code it will not save anything to the session file, can
anyone help out here? The same script use to work when i ran it under Win 98
and Mandrake Linux but since i have installed WinXP it stops work
Hi,
sadly enough it's not that easy. But it is possible:
$word->visible = 0;
$word->Options->ConfirmConversions = false; // menu: options->general->confirm
conversions
// search for HTML Converter
$fcList = $word->FileConverters();
$count = $fcList->Count();
for($i=1; $i<=$count; $i++) {
$fc =
php-windows Digest 25 Aug 2003 06:58:02 - Issue 1885
Topics (messages 21223 through 21234):
Re: please help with table again
21223 by: BQ777
21224 by: Duane Lakoduk
21229 by: Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG)
21231 by: Amzadi
problem in VB
21225 by: cmkpl
this
If I have an array like this > [0] => 1 [1] => 2 [2] => 3 ... [99] =>
100
If I want to select [50] => 51 and store the value that's 2 positions
before and 1 position after, how can I do?
If I want to know what position value 71 have?
I have search the PHP-manual and found some functions as
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