Hi all,
We've got an odd one here.
Windows 2003 SP1, IIS6 running with PHP 5.1.4 as an ISAPI module.
Form submission method is POST, and the data is coming from a form
inside outlook 2003 (although 2000 and 2002 versions exhibit the same issue).
The issue is this:
Around 10% to 15% of the t
yes. currently i'm using PHP for communicating with
USB-based GPS device. it's just the same as serial
port comm programming, where you access the serial
port then let the driver (serial-to-USB) do its thing.
you may use the standard fread / fwrite functions
to access the USB ports but it's kinda
He Peter,
Apache 2.2 handler will be part of php-5.2. You can already grab a
snapshot of it from http://snaps.php.net/
Edin
Peter Laursen wrote:
I meant binary downloadss for Windows!
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Hi
This is an announcement of a new browser based editor for the
C:\WINDOWS\PHP.INI file. It lets you uncomment or comment lines by clicking
a checkbox, and alter the values of configuration settings. You can also
insert, edit and delete lines. It is in the Beta stage of release, so please
let me
Dale D. Attree wrote:
> The problem with trying to cover as many bases as possible is you lose
> the just of the system.
>
> My suggestion is rather keep it simple and editable, rather than complex
> and fan dangled.
>
That probably means I should just do it for the club and leave it at that?
BTW
Dale D. Attree wrote:
> This is extremely basic. You should be able to build the manager and
> public interface within a day. What other aspects are there to the
> system other than those already specified?
>
Absolutely true but without these basics bits one does not have a
system. I have, within
Is USB communication via PHP on Windows possible?
Kind Regards,
Dale
