Hello.
I recently moved my web server to a new machine. The operating system has
stayed the same (Windows 2000 server), the IIS version (IIS5) has stayed the
same. I am using the same version of php (4.3.6) and copied over the same
php.ini file. The directory structure I used is exactly the sam
I am actually using ODBC already to access our database.
I actually think my problem is the the :
header("Location: ../Issues/EditIssue.php?number=".$_GET['number']);
exit();
Because if replace it with a :
To: "Thomas Vanhal on php-windows"
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2005 2:19 PM
Subject: Re: [P
Hello php-windows,
On 24 January 2005, at 14:06:21 -0800 (which was 22:06 where I live) Thomas
Vanhal on php-windows wrote
> I have a problem with my php script. Let's say for my login page, it
> usually works but sometimes it doesn't and give me this error :
> CGI Error
> The specified CGI appli
I have a COM object "com" with a property "prop". "prop" is an indexed
array. I am using PHP 5.1.0-dev.
None of the following work:
$com->prop(0) = 'blue';
$com->prop(0, 'blue');
$com->prop = array ('blue');
Is there a way to write to an indexed property?
Dale Schell
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Hi,
I have a problem with my php script.
Let's say for my login page, it usually works but sometimes it doesn't and give
me this error :
CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of
HTTP headers.
My server is windows 2003. This didn't happen when our webs
I think this was one of the main problems that came about when PHP used to be
shipped with register_globals set to OFF (as well as security measures). With
PHP register_globals set to ON, you are not allowed, or are not supposed to,
have local variables and $SESSION, $POST, $GET etc with the sam
This did not work but I did find a solution. For some reason PHP's unset
was failing, because my local variables were named the same as my super
global SESSION variables. When I changed the naming convention of my
SESSION variables everything worked flawlessly. I thought you could have a
local v
> If I wanted to detect a users screen resolution, would I be better off
> using PHP (if possible) or JavaScript?
You have to use JS and have it report back to your server so your PHP can
work with it.
Simple! ;)
Walter
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Good afternoon group! I have a simple addition form with add/cancel
buttons. When the add button is clicked the action of the browser is sent
to a second processing page that verifies data and either adds the current
record or sends the client back to the addition form prepopulating it the
SESSIO
Hi list,
I am writing a standalone PHP program (not web based, but
not GTK either, just a console app) and I want to
re-distribute the PHP binaries with it. Then I noticed that
on a particular WinXP machine - not a brand new install,
but recent-ish - the getprotobyname('tcp') call fails
(returning
hmm, another 1
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Er... what? Anyway, it sounds like this shouldn't be here.
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I am trying to est. a connection to mysql via PHP5 on
my win XP and I keep getting the undefined function
error. By the way I am running apache 1.3.23.
I believe I've made the necessary adjustments to the
php.ini. (uncommented the extension=php_mysql.dll) and
copied this to my windows dir.
There
> -Original Message-
> From: Jason Barnett [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: January 24, 2005 09:41
> To: php-windows@lists.php.net
> Subject: [PHP-WIN] Re: Random
>
>
> SargeTron wrote:
> > "How can I create a random string"
> >
> > rand() only returns an int (number), but I would lik
Just more on this. Check what happens to the HTML rendered by the PHP
script:
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Subject:[php-gurus] PHP renders funny
Date: Mon, 24 Jan 2005 17:18:16 +0200
From: Louis Young <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: php-windows@
Hi guys
I've got a website set up on my machine and it all works fine if I
access it from the local machine, but when I access it from another
machine the web page comes out all distorted and only comes right if I
refresh the page a couple of times.
Any ideas?
Cheers
Louis
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SargeTron wrote:
"How can I create a random string"
rand() only returns an int (number), but I would like something like
dd75$6*, you know, containing any character. I would like it only to do a
certain string ONCE, so there are no duplicates (in a for loop). Hopefully I
won't need to do a huge arr
If I wanted to detect a users screen resolution, would I be better off
using PHP (if possible) or JavaScript?
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You need oracle client version 8.1 or newer installed on your system.
Edin
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Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2005 9:02 AM
Subject: [PHP-WIN] why does my php5.03 do not load php_oci8.php ?
> Hi;
>
> My system is win2000+php5.03
Hi,
First take a look at the notes to rand() in the manual, there are
several examples on how to generate random strings. To awoid
duplications you could just put the used ones in an array and check
every new one with in_array().
Alternativly, if you dont want to use arrays you could write a non
r
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