You may want to do some XML export and import. That will give you a
widely compatible data exchange method.
Later, you can use that XML feed to provide syndication contents, etc.
(Think about the future!)
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From: Ridai Govinda Pombo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Best solutions is to use http://127.0.0.1/ instead. Or try
http:///
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Alek Andreev
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Subject: [PHP-WIN] Re: When typing "loca
// $d == NULL
How can I have $d point to $c?
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Alek Andreev
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Hi!
I installed Apache 2.0.28 and tried to install PHP 4.0.6 on it, but it
said it "can't find the php4apache.dll module". (It worked fine on
Apache 1.3.x)
What should I do? Is there a special module for apache 2 and where can I
get it?
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Regards,
Alek Andreev
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