hay frank
no swet pal .
change php.ini recomended to just php.ini
like im sure u must have had for windows
or did u
anyways once u have opened up php.ini
search for register globals (ctrl+f)
u will see :
register globals off
just put on in the place of off
:)
hope this works it out
php-windows Digest 17 Sep 2003 04:39:25 - Issue 1913
Topics (messages 21398 through 21401):
Re: php 4.3.3 / 4.1. - variable problem
21398 by: Wolfgang Schneider
ADO Connection problems
21399 by: Joe Mack
globals on globals off (ACK!!)
21400 by: Frank Tudor
Re: clea
thnx piotr but nothing aint working
i have tried practically everything possible
so i went for the dirty thinggy .
i have turned some browser settigns around in explorer .
(my clients wont switch to another im sure :) )
i switched temporary internet files settings
-> check for newer v
This is more for a linux group post but I know someone can
provide enlightenment on this issue.
I have the latest version of apache and php I have created my
entire sie in a foxserv environment on windows but my production
environment is on mandrake linux 9.1
The globals are set to off but i'll b
I am having problems making things happen in a Microsoft Access Database
that I am connecting to through an ADO Connection using PHP. I know a
little bit about PHP and how to code, but this is the first time I have
played around with the ADO Connection and Command objects.
I am getting no error m
On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 18:35:30 +0200, Wolfgang Schneider wrote:
Hello everybody
sorry to bother you again .. but I found "the solution" to my
problem ...
>This worked without a problem with my previous php 4.1.2 but it
>displays and empty page under the new php 4.3.3 because the
>variab
php-windows Digest 16 Sep 2003 16:35:43 - Issue 1912
Topics (messages 21390 through 21397):
Re: calling a php script
21390 by: Sek-Mun Wong
21393 by: Luis Moreira
session and cookie
21391 by: Exiang
Re: clearing cache .. still not workin out
21392 by: to
Hi everyone,
I just upgraded my Win2000 installation of PHP to the php 4.3.3 ...
and everything seems to be running fine in cooperation with my Apache
1.23 server also installed on this Win2000 "testing" platform
While calling up a website I am developing now, I am encountering a
problem in
I think the problem is in the code mentioned below.
");
You are creating a file abc.jpg, then showing it to
the client via the link. You are not sending any
headers regarding this jpg file.
Try this way - create graph generating php file:
graph.php file:
heres my code pitor
for generate_graph.php
this file is included in all query files ..
===
// ma data
$max_data = count($gfData);
for ($k = 0; $k < $max_data; $k++)
{
//$arrData[$k] = $gfData[$k] * $factor ;
$data[$k] = $gfData[$k] ;
}
// Creat
How do you send this file generated graph to the
client browser?
Are you using one of the functions ImagePNG(),
ImageWBMP(), ImageJPEG()
or
are you presenting a link to your graph in php
generated html output?
Piotr
--- toby z <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> thnx guyz
>
> but i have tried
>
>
What do you mean by "nothing seems to work" ?
Have you tried to "include" the script you wish to run ?
If you use http (i don't think so), you can also use forms and links.
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