Any parameters passed from the command line go to the $argv array, but
you cannot specify the key ( they are put in the order in which they
appear ). So calling:
php.exe foo.php "foo1" "foo2"
would call foo.php and $argv would have:
0 => 'foo.php'
1 => 'foo1'
2 => 'foo2'
I suppose you could hav
Hi, I'd like to use the command line interface to test my php files
before I put them live. However I can't figure out how to pass
variables so the php program sees them as if they came in via an HTTP
GET request.
For example, if the url would be this on the server:
http://some.server
vikas batra wrote:
i have to create a xml file with some content in it in my site at one folder, when i try to
create file with fopen command then it says that "HTTP wrapper does not support writeable
connections. ", bcs i gave there absolute path of file , then i tried with relative path
