I use MySQL for PHP and I need to retrieve data from MDB directly and display it to user browser.If php possible to retrive mdb data, so i do not need to write converter for MDB to MySQL.Why MDB + MySQL for PHP?VB --> MDB ---> running applicationPHP --> MySQL and a view tables in MDB --> new
Not to nitpick but my message said SMTPS. For SMTP Secure. I would be
interested in taking a look at your class when complete.
Does anyone else have ideas about SMTPS?
Charles
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From: phpWalter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 2:22 PM
To:
ok thank you!
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> Does anyone know where I can download the latest MySQL PHP API to connect
> to MySQL 4.1?
Best API out there...
http://adodb.sourceforge.net/
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Hi
Does anyone know where I can download the latest MySQL PHP API to connect to
MySQL 4.1?
Kind Regards,
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Hello S.D.Price,
Sorry, but i can't clearly understand, what do you mean by this:
SDP> $days = array([date]=>array(id),)
if every $days[date] should contains array of id's you should use
this:
$days[date(j,$row3['entry_date'])][] = $row3['newsid'];
SDP> Hi thanks but this gives:
SDP> $days[date]
Hi thanks but this gives:
$days[date] = id;
What I need is a multidimensional array in the form
$days = array([date]=>array(id),)
Do you know how to do this?
thanks
Steve
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From: re_action [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 30 November 2004 17:10
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Hello S.D.Price,
Your syntax is not correct, try this, instead:
if (mysql_num_rows($result3) > 0){
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result3)) {
$days[date(j,$row3['entry_date'])] = $row3['newsid'];
};
}
else {
echo "The array has not been built.";
};
SDP> Hi, I wonder if you
Hello Vincent,
It'a bad way to do so, becouse the default sharing (like c$, d$,
admins$) could be turned off. This code, should work fine, if the
user, under witch php is running have permissions to access target
folder:
$dir="C:\\Documents and Settings\\pravin\\Desktop\\abcd2\\";
if (is_dir($dir)
Hi, I wonder if you could help. I am trying to build a php based
calendar for a news blog. The calendar should create hyperlinks directly
to a news story. However in order to do this I need to create a $days
array which takes the date value of the story submitted and the id of
the story and creat
I do speak Spanish, but for the sake of everyone who doesn't, let's keep
the English :-)
1) Drop the comparison using "==", since you are comparing strings
2) Use STRCMP instead
3) Since this function is "case sensitive", maybe it's best to convert
the string to upper case, and compare it after
Does anyone know of a class or something to send email with smtps?
Thanks
Charles Killmer
Sorry, the english link for file() is:
http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.file.php
> -Original Message-
> From: Gryffyn, Trevor
> Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 10:17 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] Problemas con las igualdades
>
>
> Ta
Tango:
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En español:
¿Usted habla inglés? Mucha gente en esta lista habla solamente inglés y ella
puede no entender su pregunta. Estoy utilizando un software de la traducción
(Babelfish) para intentar ayudar.
Recomiendo el usar de la función del file
I like the manual install too. Plus, if the installer only contains the
CGI, then what happens if you end up wanting to write command line PHP
stuff? I'm assuming the CGI version requires integration with a web
server to function. Just some extra overhead and totally unnecessary if
you're just
Hi,
I experienced the same problem some time ago.
Try to use \\remote_computer instead of a mounted drive (G:\).
Also, there is something like a BUG in is_dir().
The is_dir function does not return the good value for remote shares. Use
!is_file() instead of is_dir().
Make sure your script or th
Good call.. With the ~1 and all. Using short filenames/paths might help
sometime (when things have an issue with spaces in filenames).
To get short filenames and paths, use the "dir /x" command at a command
prompt.
Also.. Regarding the \ only sometimes giving issues... It'll only give
you a probl
Also.. Any permissions issues? Can PHP or the user that PHP is running
as access that folder?
> -Original Message-
> From: Pravin-Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 2004 1:28 AM
> To: Mike
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] problem to open dir
>
I think \' is going to quote the single-quote too. Best to quote the
backslashes I guess. Change all the \ to \\
Also.. Silly question.. But that directory DOES exist, right?
I assume the is_dir() line is 69 and the opendir() is line 70, correct?
-TG
> -Original Message-
> From: Mik
Hi,
I'm trying to use the ldap_parse_reference LDAP function.
I have the following error message :
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: ldap_parse_reference
I upgraded PHP from 4.3.4 to 4.3.9 (latest stable) but the problem remains.
Other ldap functions like ldap_connect or ldap_search d
php-windows Digest 30 Nov 2004 13:40:34 - Issue 2489
Topics (messages 25065 through 25080):
cannot send mail via localhost
25065 by: Ross Hulford
25066 by: Mike
25067 by: Mike
Problemas con las igualdades
25068 by: T4NG0
problem to open dir
25069 by:
Mike wrote:
> Oh - and about the slashes, only use the \\ when you're using double
> quotes
> and only use \ with single quotes. Double quotes tells PHP to try to
> evaulate the contents of the string (replace varables with their value,
> interperate \[character] with their proper escaped value, e
Hello Pravin-Kumar,
I hope you've noticed that you use disk "F" in $dest, and the actualy
dir seems to be on disk "G".
This code, should work fine, i test it on my system:
$dir="C:\\Documents and Settings\\pravin\\Desktop\\abcd2\\";
if (is_dir($dir)) {
if ($dh = opendir($dir)) {
Definitely use the is_dir() function as Rafael suggests. Also, make sure
that the user that PHP will be running as has permissions to read from that
location. I had some troubles a while back reading, writing and deleting
from some locations that the user IIS was running as did not have the proper
Hello!
The sintax I use is this:
$dir = 'C:\\dir\\subdir\\';
But I haven't tried to access windows dirs like Documents and Settings
The only way to be sure is using the is_dir(); function.
See you.
Rafael Soares - AgênciaM
Fone: +55 11 4616-1394
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De: Luis Moreira
Remove the double quotes.
$dh = opendir('F:/vyapar-2/test/cdaci');
Pravin-Kumar wrote:
hi list!
$dest='F:/vyapar-2/test/cdaci'; or
$dest='F:\vyapar-2\test\cdaci'; or
$dest='F:\\vyapar-2\\test\\cdaci'; or
$dh = opendir($dest);
$a=dir($dest);
the above code giving following problem on apache 1.3 o
hi list!
$dest='F:/vyapar-2/test/cdaci'; or
$dest='F:\vyapar-2\test\cdaci'; or
$dest='F:\\vyapar-2\\test\\cdaci'; or
$dh = opendir($dest);
$a=dir($dest);
the above code giving following problem on apache 1.3 on windows
Warning: opendir(F:/vyapar-2/test/cdaci): failed to open dir: Invalid
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