It works great when accessing local files but if i put a server path like
$dir="\\Servername\c\pathname";
Warning: opendir(\\servername\c\pathname) [function.opendir]: failed to open
dir: Invalid argument in D:\web\1.php on line 36
Line 36 is $handle = opendir($dir);
Thanks for all the help, it
Harpreet wrote:
I am using the below code and get the error
Warning: fileatime() [function.fileatime]: Stat failed for abc.txt
(errno=2 - No such file or directory)
$dir='c:\pathname\temp';
$time='1';
$handle = opendir($dir);
while (false !== ($file = readdir($handle))) {
echo date("m-d-y H:i:s",
I am using the below code and get the error
Warning: fileatime() [function.fileatime]: Stat failed for abc.txt
(errno=2 - No such file or directory)
$dir='c:\pathname\temp';
$time='1';
$handle = opendir($dir);
while (false !== ($file = readdir($handle))) {
echo date("m-d-y H:i:s",fileatime($file)
Matthew Huggins wrote:
Hey all,
I happened to catch on an ambiguous page describing one of the PHP functions
that you can "mute" errors from functions by using the "at" (@) character
immediately before the function name. (e.g.: @objConnection =
@mysql_connect(...);)
I can't find any documentation
Hey all,
I happened to catch on an ambiguous page describing one of the PHP functions
that you can "mute" errors from functions by using the "at" (@) character
immediately before the function name. (e.g.: @objConnection =
@mysql_connect(...);)
I can't find any documentation on the PHP website ot
Why!!??
I've PHP5-RC2 installed and IIS5 (Win XP Pro SP1).
I had PHP4.3.1 ISAPI installed before and worked fine with IIS.
But now, PHP5's ISAPI module is NOT working. I've configured IIS the same
way as with PHP4, but using the php5isapi.dll instead of php4isapi.dll.
I've got an error when tryin
I've downloaded the PHP5 RC2 an there are the libraries,
you only have to enable this extension in php.ini, copy libmysql.dll to your
%windir%\system32
and set the read & execute prermissions for the "Internet Guest Account" to
both libmysql.dll and php_mysql.dll (in your extensions directory)
"Pn
Thank you very much!! :) It worked.
~WILL~
--- De Greef Sébastien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you must add the Order like ASC for upwards and DESC
> for descending order
> "select * from $table_name2 where cat_id =
> > '$_POST[cat_id]' ORDER BY posted DESC";
>
> DESC will show from the last t
Yer it was giving me the shits as well so I used the ODBC and aint looked
back.
Brent.
"David Elliott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Hi Charles
On 03 March 2004 at 19:19:22 -0600 (which was 01:19 where I live) Charles P.
Killmer wrote and made these points
> I am ha
you must add the Order like ASC for upwards and DESC for descending order
"select * from $table_name2 where cat_id =
> '$_POST[cat_id]' ORDER BY posted DESC";
DESC will show from the last to the fiirst post from today to last week
Regards
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