Hi!
I apologize.. Of course cookies are stored IN files. That was I meant.
Best regards
/Gustav Wiberg
Ps. You should see what I meant, not what I typed ;-)
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From: Warren Vail [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2007 8:51 AM
To: 'Gustav Wiberg'; '
Gustav,
Your statements are not entirely accurate, Cookies are stored IN files on
the client HD and can be stored there for a while, they don't do anything to
cause unspecified files to be stored as you seem to say.
PHP sessions employ a cookie to store the session key, which is tranmitted
with o
Hi!
For higher security it's generally better to use Sessions BECAUSE Cookies
generally stores files on the client hd for a longer time, and it's therefore
easier to get the password (if the password itself is not encrypted). My tip is
to use sessions if it works. Uses cookies in other hand (It
Matthew Gonzales <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Could some one offer their opinion one which is better to use when
> creating a password protected area, a $Cookie or a $Session. I have
> found alot of info on both and can't really make up my mind. I am
> running PHP and MySQL on IIS 6.0
Hello,
Could some one offer their opinion one which is better to use when
creating a password protected area, a $Cookie or a $Session. I have
found alot of info on both and can't really make up my mind. I am
running PHP and MySQL on IIS 6.0.
Matt G
--
Matthew Gonzales
IT Professional Specia
Hi!
Aha. Ok. I used
$word->Selection->Documents->Open("c:\\www\\test.doc");
instead of
$word->Documents->Open("c:\\www\\test.doc");
Thanx!
/Gustav
-Original Message-
From: Niel Archer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 11:13 AM
To: php-windows@lists.php.net
Sub
Hi
First off, let me say I don't use Word, don't even have it installed
on my computers, so I can't test any of this.
You seem to be doing unnecessary stuff to open one document (adding a
new one that's not used after). Have you looked at PHP's online
documentation for .COM (http://www.php.ne
Hi again
I don't know If I figure out exactly how to "convert" VB-application to
PHP-code...
I'm using the
reference:http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa220317(office.11).aspx
(Because I'm using Word 2003 as test-application)
And viewing example: "As it applies to Document-object"
Hi!
I solved it! With some further testing.. Couldn't find it anywhere on the net,
but I simply guessed...
So If someone is interested. This is how I did in Word 2003.
$doc = $word->Selection->Document;
$docName = "c:\\www\Useless test.doc";
$doc->SaveAs($docName);
/Gustav
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