Hi everyone,
"Assuming you have not omitted any of the code for script 2:
> You need to have a get the posted value at the start of script 2 i.e.
> $username = $_REQUEST['userName'];
vs.
> ". $_POST["userName"] ."";
> Mike
And assuming both Armando and Mikes answers work which met
Here's a little trick that works for me
$cur_time = time();
print "";
Since each time you load the page the image name will be different (since
$cur_time will always change) the browser thinks the files are always
different since the name changes - and thus you force a reload of the image.
I do
i have an image upload script that uses fixed image names... when i update
an image, that image will be replaced at the server using the same name as
the old image... now, my browser doesn't check for the new image but checkes
it cache instead and ofcourse finds the old image... how can i fix th
Hello, I had the same problem some days ago.
Check if you have the php_gd2.ini in your PHP extensions dir.
You need to check this directory in your php.ini file to be sure it's
correct.
Regards,
Rafael Soares - AgênciaM
Fone: +55 11 4616-1394
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De: Bobo Wieland [ma
hi!
i get:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: imagecreatefromjpeg() in
e:\www\plantis\plantisadmin\data\imglib.php on line 36
i have wamp5 with php 4.3.9...
i can get the script to work by uncomment the use of gd2 in php.ini but the
script doesnät work as it should anyway. I was able to re
If I'm correct, 'REQUEST' will catch both 'POST' and 'GET' args.
Personally, I've written a function to emulate register globals=on without
actually compromising the system. It parses the arg and matches it against
the various types. It helps me to maintain my lazy programming approach -
not havin
php-windows Digest 24 Nov 2004 09:39:57 - Issue 2481
Topics (messages 25035 through 25037):
Command to find platform used
25035 by: Harpreet
25036 by: Wagner, Aaron
Re: What's wrong with these two programs?
25037 by: Michael Adams
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On Tue, 23 Nov 2004 15:15:49 +1000
"Michael Purdy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anthony
>
> Assuming you have not omitted any of the code for script 2:
>
> You need to have a get the posted value at the start of script 2 i.e.
>
> $username = $_REQUEST['userName'];
>
> Mike
And assuming both A
