Madeleine D. wrote:
I have the following error writes set in my php.ini file:
error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE
I'm posting a response to this for the next poor soul who might come along.
After long, lost hours, we still don't have an explanation as to why the
php.ini settings are being i
Thanks Stuart,
I'll give that a try.
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> kaizer boab wrote:
> > The problem I have is this:
> >
> > I have built a shopping cart using a session. I have an addItem()
function,
> > and I was wondering if it were possible to call t
kaizer boab wrote:
The problem I have is this:
I have built a shopping cart using a session. I have an addItem() function,
and I was wondering if it were possible to call this function using a
hyperlink.
At the moment when a user clicks to add an item they are directed to the
"add.php" page as bel
The problem I have is this:
I have built a shopping cart using a session. I have an addItem() function,
and I was wondering if it were possible to call this function using a
hyperlink.
At the moment when a user clicks to add an item they are directed to the
"add.php" page as below:
+
I want to h
Mike Brum wrote:
Can you be a bit more clear on "calling a function from a hyperlink"? If
you're referring to that in the JavaScript sense, then no.
No?
link
Works in most browsers I've come across.
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Can you be a bit more clear on "calling a function from a hyperlink"? If
you're referring to that in the JavaScript sense, then no.
If you mean "how do I submit a form from a text link" then that's also done
through JavaScript, but it still POSTs/GETs a page on your server and you
return content.
Is it possible to call a function from a hyperlink, and if so how do you go
about it?
Thanks in advance,
Boab
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php-windows Digest 10 Jan 2004 14:01:25 - Issue 2076
Topics (messages 22540 through 22544):
Re: Session Variables Problem (Missing)
22540 by: Brad Lawryk
22542 by: hubo
22543 by: Jennifer S.
22544 by: John Ellingsworth
Re: php.ini & smtp (php 4.3.4)
2
I consistently had problems with the Session variable not carrying out
globally.
So I have this rather convoluted example; when I can refine it I can send it
again, but it works fine.
This is on Win2k, Apache 2.0, PHP Version 4.3.1
// name the session
session_name('s');
// check if a session exi
Hi,
Seems to work OK. I consistently got the same session ID
I am in a similar situation, moving all my ASP apps to PHP. I run Apache 2.0 on Win
2000 servers. I have actually traced the sessions in the PHP session data directory
and found things to be working consistently and well.
Are you using
The code shown below is a complete php script for you. Save these lines into
a file, for example, 1.php, and try to visit it from a browser.
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> Thanks Hubo,
>
> Where would I nsert that coding? The coding should be fine
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