Certainly you don't have to (abandon PHP that is :)). I have just set up a
module for a site that we are working on right now that uses amfphp
(ActionScript Message Format for php). They are still in beta (it's open
source code), currently in the 0.9 version and from what I have seen is
fully funct
Our company has done quite a few projects with Flash and PHP and they
work great together. There's a number of ways to make them communicate.
Remoting (though I've haven't done much of this myself) is when you use
Flash to call objects in PHP directly. The other ways to do it are by
passing XML
That works great, thanks a lot.
David Felton wrote:
The Win32 implementation of mail() is notoriously flaky. the approach I take
is to write the raw email directly out to the pickup folder in mailroot. A
function along these lines should help you out:
function sendMail($mailto, $mailfrom, $subject,
You can also put an "@" before the actual DOS command to suppress it's
output ("@dir *.txt"). Between that, using the "@" on you PHP command
and "> NUL", I'd think you could get it to be quiet. Sorry, don't have
time to test this for your ight now. Let us know what you find.
-TG
> -Origina
You might try putting a "UserControl = False" in there. The application should
automatically end when it's called from COM (unless "UserControl = True") is set. But
you could also try making sure to explicity "Quit()" the the application too.If
you interrupted the script in the middle of r
The Win32 implementation of mail() is notoriously flaky. the approach I take
is to write the raw email directly out to the pickup folder in mailroot. A
function along these lines should help you out:
function sendMail($mailto, $mailfrom, $subject, $text, $format)
{
$maildrop="c:\\i
Hi there,
I've been having difficulty sending emails from Windows machines. I've
seen this problem in a few places before but I can't seem to fix it on
my machine. When I try to use mail() I get :
mail(): "sendmail_from" not set in php.ini or custom "From:" header missing
The code I'm using is :
You can open it with a compress program like WinZip.
After opening, you can trace the contents of files.
Mazhar Bilen
- Original Message -
From: "Ross Honniball" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, May 24, 2004 10:20 AM
Subject: [PHP-WIN] tgz files
> Hi all,
>
> I'
.tgz, is an abbrevation of ".tar.gz", and is unix specific. On unix system
one traditional; first tar (Tape Archive) directories and files, and then
compress them with gunzip (gzip) - tar does not compress. The file you have
is borth tared and gziped, but instead of naming the file filkename.tar.gz
Hi all,
I'm hoping to install phpdocumentor which I have down-loaded as a 'tgz'
file to my windows machine. I'm not actually familiar with tgz files and
have no idea what I'm actually meant to do with it.
What does one do with a tgz file?
Ross
.
. Ross Honniball. JCU Bookshop Cairns, Qld, Austra
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