And if it's not pointing to the php.ini file you may need the registry
entry as per my previous email.
Regards,
Bruce
>>> "Jacob Kruger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 18/01/2008 8:50:44 a.m. >>>
Not sure if this is relevant, but if you run phpinfo(), it should tell
you
which php.ini is being implemented
Not sure if this is relevant, but if you run phpinfo(), it should tell you
which php.ini is being implemented, and in that, maybe just double-check
that the correct paths for the ext's is being implemented to actually load
those extensions.
HTH
Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
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OK, I don't think I searched the web hard enough. I've not found a
definitive explanation, but I think the warning has something to do
with the dash symbols (\-) within the square brackets. Removing them -
changing them to the regular expression below - removes the warning
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Que
Ok,
I had php installed on a server with mysql module and I just copied all the
files over to a new machine. It didn't work. I tried reinstalling and all,
still same issue.
I ran php -I output and it seems to be all ok, this is part of the output:
mysql
MySQL Support => enabled
Active Pe
i dont know if im gonna be wrong but, here i go:
you want to call to $_GET['email'] so in you URL should appear something
like this,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, 2008-01-17 at 12:29 +, Dan Stevens (IAmAI) wrote:
> Calling this code with the argument [EMAIL PROTECTED], I'd expect an
> inter
I'm have trouble with some code that I have been following in a book
regarding regular expressions. I'm attempting to validate an email
using a regular expression. Below is a simplified version of the code
which reproduces the problem I'm having:
\n";
if ($result) echo "Email valid";
