Check into maybe using CSS2 page breaks. I don't see any way to make PHP do
it, but CSS2 has facilities for that.
Try this:
Requires IE 5.5 if I remember right.
-TG
= = = Original message = = =
I have some PHP scripts that put output to the browser. I can then print them.
However, I want
I have some PHP scripts that put output to the browser. I can then print them.
However, I want to
have the pages form feed at specific places so the printouts look nice. How
can I do that?
Thanks.
Mike
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it means php was looking for the end of file marker, and didn't find
it before the $end (end of php parser "?>")
just use this new version of 'write_form()' and it should work...
//==new function ... do not include this line==
function write_form() {
print '
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in
c:\wamp\www\php_excercises\schedule.php on line 81:
line 81 is all the way at the bottom.
Here is my code:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd";>
Listing 13.1 Opening a Connection to a
Database
\n";
} else {
I just noticed it works in Mozilla and Netscape but not IE.
"Eric Spies" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> 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
th
I'm trying to launch php-win.exe via CreateProcess and whilst I can get
it to lauch and execute my PHP code without a problem I can't get the
PHP code to use things like socket functions etc. Its as if WINSOCK
isn't initialized.
However if I execute exactly the same command from a console window
