processes
the spreadsheets into HTML using Cocoon...
If you're more comfortable with C, you can try the Chicago project:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/chicago/
but its only in beta for now...
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| Hope to find someone to help me with this:
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| I am trying to load a dynamic extension using the dl() function. The dll file
| resides in my web root d
7;flex', 'bison', 'automake', and 'autoconf'. Otherwise, after you set up Visual
C++, it will complain about them not being available.
I always meant to write up a step-by-step doc on this... but I never found the
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| Hi,
| I'm using PHP 4.3.1 and Windows IIS-5 (on WinXP), and I'm wanting to set up a
custom file extension to be processed by PHP...
|
| instead of using &
version of
PHP, and seeing which one works best for you. 4.2.3 is nice, unless
you're taking advantage of a lot of new 4.3 stuff:
http://www.php.net/downloads.php
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I've read all the manual ..., and ha
to
set this in your php.ini file:
cgi.force_redirect=1
This must be '0' for a secure Apache server, but it must be '1' for a
functional IIS CGI server.
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I've installed yesterday
st likely your dev box has this set,
but your ISP does not.
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I had the same message the other day. My line 5 is where I call a
function. I had a tag as the very last line of a function but
had it outside the c
see wierd problems.
You should just be sure to NEVER put a global object in a session...
which means not putting ANYTHING in there from the $_SERVER superglobal,
or even from things like the $_POST superglobal, unless you first alter
its scope. The above URL has a trick to do this.
happy cod
al/en/ref.w32api.php
Lots of handy tips are at the bottom of these pages in the comments
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hey ya,
I have made a new dll "prjMD5.dll" in visual basic's, so i can use the same
MD 5 hash for
this isn't a function of PHP, its a function of your web server. You
need to tell your web server (or ISP) to use index.php just like it
would use index.htm or index.html.
Check the Apache docs or IIS docs for more info...
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environment variables for the process.
Then you execute the file with php.exe.
You do not need to intialize the superglobals yourself... PHP will do
that for you, according to the environment values you set.
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value of $AppendStringToURL at several
places in your script to make sure its not getting wiped somewhere.
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I am currently re-writing part of my website to allow people who don't use
cookies to sti
7; on Unix... it looks like you already found
this out... so a lot of the useful PHP utility functions may not work
well. You may be stuck using 'fopen' and 'fgets' to parse the file:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.fgets.php
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ting this in your php.ini file:
include_path=".;C:\Inetpub\public_html\smarty"
Be sure to use backslashes, and put the value in quotes, otherwise is
might not work on all platforms / web servers.
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Hel
(definately not the fastest) is to write a C++
command line application as a wrapper for your DLL, and then make calls
to it with 'system' or 'exec'. Rock solid.
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Hello Everybody,
Can PHP call
ul than 'exec' or 'system', because you can
interact with your process:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.proc-open.php
As you can see... its a bit harder to manage than 'exec' or 'system',
but that's the price you pay for power ;)
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o use the 'mail' function to send multipart MIME
messages... in other words, emails with attachments. Its kind of a pain
to assemble it all by hand like the Zend article shows, so I'd use the
PEAR code. Still... its an interesting read.
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trol panel for more info.
2) You may want to map your network drive as a local drive
And fyi, its always easier to diagnose your problem if you supply us
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I
contain any quotes by using addslashes()... otherwise you just
opened up a hacker hole.
Read the comments to the documentation at the bottom of the URL above.
There's lots of people giving useful tips and tricks...
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/netdir/adsi/active_directory_service_interfaces_adsi.asp
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Hello all,
I am having a little problem with return types from a COM object. Basically
(code
e are a lot of subtle issues which are always missed by
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I must say that I'm new at this php world.
There are some web sites that when you
a new user with
minimal permissions, and run the IIS service as that user.
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> Hi
> I'm designing a site with php that it has a login page.
> the login page uses sessions; when I save my document normally it
work
e doing it right.
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Hello all, Running PHP on IIS WIN2k. Have a strange situation which
is confusing
the heck out of me. I read a very interesting article about accessing
the Google API via NuSoap
http://www.devshed
So either the documentation is wrong, and you have to efree
everything... or else the error messages about memory leaks that I keep
getting can be ignored...
I'd be curious to know the answer as well...
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ks... plus Rasmus wrote it ;)
The reason why in your code there is no 'efree' is because of the '0'
flag passed to 'RETURN_STRINGL'. If that was a '1', they would have to
efree it.
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are getting. If the
diagnostic errors still make no sense, post them to the list and
somebody will probably have seen them before, and be able to point you
in the right direction.
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be sure to echo the value for $key to make sure $i is what you think it
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> Hullo,
>
> After upgrading from 4.2.2 to 4.2.3, I met an annoying problem:
>
> I POST a form with fields b
1 line HTML page, instead of
possibly doing 1 socket write calls, you only do a handful. And RAM
is way cheap these days ;)
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> Your problem is that you can not send anything to the browser befo
ther exec(), system(), or passthru()
http://www.php.net/manual/it/ref.exec.php
http://www.php.net/manual/it/function.system.php
http://www.php.net/manual/it/function.passthru.php
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> Brian hanks for all and sorr
for a few weeks now, but once I installed a debugger on that system,
the problem went away. g!
Running PHP as a CGI module seems to fix all the problems, as far as I
can tell.
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> IIS 5, Win2K, Runni
work:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.register-shutdown-function.php
Wierd that it works when you do "exit"...
To test whether or not its actually broken, you may need to open a file
for writing, and print some data to the file... or the error logs, or
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oo much to talk about here... but this
link could get you started (English):
http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/040300-1.shtml
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Pozzer Franco wrote:
> Brian,
> sorry if I trouble you and thanks for re
s suggest using
'::' to scope variables and functions, like in C++.
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> Your naming conflicts with javascript. Remember what dots are used for in
> js.
>
> Avoid using other characters than al
from some faster network hardware.
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> Apache/CGI.
>
>
> Benjamin Walling wrote:
>
>
>> We have a website currently running ASP/IIS/Win2k. It has some problems
>> that get it locke
document.myform.elements["somename[]"]
unless you're having a different problem than Im thinking of...
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> I have a javascript function that I am passing a group of checkboxes
> t
lay_errors' then its fine to develop on as well... as long
as 'error_reporting' includes notices as well...
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> 1) Have a configured web server (e.g. IIS, Apache)
> 2) Get the PHP engine (
Fear not... you can easily do this with virtual domains in Apache:
ServerName blabla
DocumentRoot /web/site1
php_admin_value open_basedir /web/site1
You might also wish to disable the functions 'ini_alter' and 'ini_set'
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tests...
also check out the set_time_limit() function
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> I know this is not the specific list for this, but I figured there'd be a couple
> CSS gurus here.
>
> Is there a way to create CONTSTANTS or variables in css?
>
> I hav
this that the migration to Apache 2 will be
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> As I understand it, it would allow me to do the following:
>
> /path/file.php/more_path/
>
> Where PATH_INFO would be equal to &qu
r/session/cookie crap out of
'lgn3.php', and into a seperate page, and then including it at the
ABSOLUTE top of 'styl.php'.
Check out the documentation on the 'header' function for more info...
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