you should already have that file if you have installed MS SQL server (Client Tools)
on your pc. If not, I can probably send you the file. Nothing to do with PHP, so
don't recompile.
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Dear PHP users,
PHP 5.0.0 Beta 2 has been released. This is the first feature complete
version of PHP 5 except for work on extensions, and we recommend for PHP
users to try it. PHP 5 is still not ready for production use!
Some of the more major changes include:
- PHP 5 features the Zend Engine
You don't have to use ODBC to connect. PHP supports connectivity to MS SQL Server!
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From: Stoner, David M. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2003 1:53 PM
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Subject: [PHP-WIN] Troub
I'm new to this mailing list.
I'm using ODBC to connect to a database on a remote SQL Server from Windows
2000. I'm running PHP 4.3.3. with Apache 2, but I've also tried this with
Apache 1.3.
Here's the entire script (with dummy name, id and password):
This works just fine when I call it fr
Tao Z wrote:
you probably need to check your server configuration, then. make sure
it knows what to do with php files.
Duhhh... I figured it out.
Originally set the properties for the default website, NOT the master
properties for the server, and *then* went back to the master properties
and s
you probably need to check your server configuration, then. make sure
it knows what to do with php files.
Steve Sobol wrote:
Tao Z wrote:
Seems like it's not sending the correct header.
You can try add
header("Content-type: text/html");
at the begining of your script.
There is probably an opti
Tao Z wrote:
Seems like it's not sending the correct header.
You can try add
header("Content-type: text/html");
at the begining of your script.
There is probably an option in the ini file you can change..
I'm not supposed to have to do that, I didn't have to do that on the
last Windows installatio
Seems like it's not sending the correct header.
You can try add
header("Content-type: text/html");
at the begining of your script.
There is probably an option in the ini file you can change..
hope this helps.
Steve Sobol wrote:
Norbert GrXttner wrote:
The script will work if either
a) PHP.INI i
ok, got it working
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Norbert GrXttner wrote:
The script will work if either
a) PHP.INI is changed to allow short tags Already does. I have it in c:\winnt\php.ini - is that the right location
for the file? (Win2000 Terminal Server)
short_open_tag=On
plus when I change to
If I view the page with IE, it does not sho
The script will work if either
a) PHP.INI is changed to allow short tags schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> IIS 5, Windows 2000, PHP 4.3.3 ISAPI (manually installed) - but I'm not
> sure the ISAPI module is being called because when I go to
> http://fci.es.temp.roisupply.com/x.php -
Hello again,
now I tried
print htmlentities(wddx_serialize_value("PHP to WDDX packet example",
"PHP packet"));
and this looks okay
but when I call a method on a java object
$honda->setArray($htmlpacket);
it comes up with
character not allowed in
So I think it means the "<" and "
php-windows Digest 30 Oct 2003 09:10:23 - Issue 1978
Topics (messages 21922 through 21929):
Re: recommendations - php/mysql discussion board / forum
21922 by: Shannon Eric Peevey
21923 by: Croskerry, Dan
Re: Problems with TCP/IP and PHP
21924 by: Robert Duda
Re: PEA
Hi all,
I'm trying the wddx-examples but the results are not what I'm expecting.
When I call phpinfo it says that wddx is enabled
And at phpbuilder I found the comment:
"The WDDX functions do not need any external library, and implement methods
to generate, serialize and deserialize information i
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