Hi, you can use Js to redirect to PHP.
for example :
onload="PHPeventhanler(this)"
fucntion PHPeventhanler(event)
{
location.href='HTMLeventHandler.php?event='+this;
}
this will call your php page with an Id to the HTML
objetc witch create the event.
there is an event object in Js. In Netscap
Not unless you can force all users to install PHP and the ActiveScript SAPI
module.. Then I think you could do it.. But I haven't tried it..
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Is it
I wish I knew of a workaround. The closests I've come to is in IIS6 I have
the worker application pool set to recycle every hour, which seems to help.
But it's a crude solution.
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Hi,
I have installed php 5.1.1, IIS 5 and MySQL 4.1.7 and I am getting the
following error every now and then.
"PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 77FCCAAF"
Sometimes I am able to view php files but most of the times I get this
error and php hangs. Can anyone help
Fawaz
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ahh! Thanks :D
Well, I may aswell edit my scripts now if they may need editing in the
future anyway for PHP6.
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That is a good plan for more reasons than that! There have been many a holy
war over the register_globals issue.
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ahh! Thanks :D
Well, I may aswell edit my scripts now if they may need editing in the
future anyway for PHP6.
Many Thanks!
Matt.
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> But on the new server it doesnt, it produces a blank page. The following
> howe
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But on the new server it doesnt, it produces a blank page. The following
however, does work.
Any idea why there acting differently?
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Yep, because register_globals (in the php.ini--if you change it make sure to
restart your web server so that ther settings take effect) is 'off' in
Thanks for the reply :)
That works fine. But its wierd how the old code doesnt work on my new
server.
Before, the following code worked fine when requesting
"test.php?var=myvalue"
But on the new server it doesnt, it produces a blank page. The following
however, does work.
Any idea why the
Hi,
I have PHP 5 and Apache 1.3 on Windows 98. Its running OK, but whenever a
global is specified in the address, it is not passed on to the script.
For example:
"Page.php?var=value" produces the same document as just "Page.php" when they
should produce different documents.
I know it is not a b
