Hola,
Por favor perdoname mi espanol - hace tres anos que hable. Primero debe
escribir a la lista espanol (hay mucha gente alli que hablen espanol):
php.general.es
GastóN Quiroga wrote:
Hola,
es la primera vez que escribo a la lista, pero desde hace rato soy
participante. La consulta es
Search the archives for this one - but basically there may/may not be third
party thread issues.
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Jim Macdiarmid wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm interested in taking the next step and learn templating. I've been
toying with one called patTemplate, however I'm a little confused by it. I
understand the concept, but I'm having trouble getting things to flow
correctly. Logic such as how to process forms, e
GastóN Quiroga wrote:
Gracias Gerardo por tu respuesta...
estuve investigando mas a fondo el problema y saqué algunas conclusiones:
La línea de la clase es
$a-> Attach(,, )
donde es el nombre del archivo con el fullpath, es el tipo de
attach (text/plain, application/rtf, etc) y es la forma en qu
Gaston,
lo que puedes hacer, es upload the file to the WebServer primero y luego call your
function from there. Cuando el Attachment, esta en el WebServer, puedes facil,
manipular the file.
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From: Gastón Quiroga [mailto:
Gracias Gerardo por tu respuesta...
estuve investigando mas a fondo el problema y saqué algunas conclusiones:
La línea de la clase es
$a-> Attach(,, )
donde es el nombre del archivo con el fullpath, es el tipo de
attach (text/plain, application/rtf, etc) y es la forma en que pega el
attach
Trata de, debug. Estas seguro que $_POST['arhchiv'] tiene el variable correcto? Si
lo tiene bien, entonces trate esto
$fullpath = $_POST['archiv'];
$m->Attach( $fullpath, "text/plain", "foo.txt");
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From: Gastón Quiroga
Hola,
es la primera vez que escribo a la lista, pero desde hace rato soy
participante. La consulta es la siguiente.
Yo estoy usando una class para enviar mails (con/sin attachments) via PHP que
funciona
perfecto cuando no envío attachs o cuando en la linea de attach pongo
"rut
On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 10:40:33 -0400, Jim MacDiarmid
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> [ Exerp from PHP manual pages on website:
> "Warning Do not use Apache 2.0 and PHP in a production environment neither
> on Unix nor on Windows." ]
>
> Can anyone tell me what this means? This is the only warning I
On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 05:24:41 -0400, Jason Barnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I actually use Apache so I knew it was safe for that, but didn't realize it
> would work for IIS as well (you just never know with Microsoft ;) ). Good to
> know, thanks!
>
>
Windows claims POSIX compliance, so it's
[ Exerp from PHP manual pages on website:
"Warning Do not use Apache 2.0 and PHP in a production environment neither
on Unix nor on Windows." ]
Can anyone tell me what this means? This is the only warning I see.
Thanks,
Jim
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Hi everyone,
I'm interested in taking the next step and learn templating. I've been
toying with one called patTemplate, however I'm a little confused by it. I
understand the concept, but I'm having trouble getting things to flow
correctly. Logic such as how to process forms, etc. I was wondering
I actually use Apache so I knew it was safe for that, but didn't realize it
would work for IIS as well (you just never know with Microsoft ;) ). Good to
know, thanks!
Paul Menard wrote:
Just a comment or thought on Jason's reply. I thought you could use '/' as the
seperator and the
PHP engine
Greets.
mysql turbo manager Enterprise edition.
http://www.softforall.com/BusinessFinance/DatabaseManagement/MySQL_Turbo_Manager_Enterprise02030059.htm
has built in support for php coding mysql and java.
not freeware though.
Paul
On Wed, 21 Jul 2004 21:12:34 +0100, Adrian Cooper <[EMAIL PROT
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