PHP is an interpreted language that requires that all code be passed
through the interpreter. Since the browser doesn't have a PHP
interpreter built in, you need to install a web server in order to see
PHP scripts locally. You are able to open HTML files directly with the
browser because the br
Patrick wrote:
hi
i'm running apache 2.0.43 and php4.2.3 on win2k. what i need to do in
my php
script is to start some windows executable. but as it's taking quite a bit
until it terminates i want php to continue without waiting for it. i tried
lots of stuff but nothing worked and i'm quite des
José Moreira wrote:
hello, at my company we have several network printers and i was was
wondering if it's possible to print directly to them using PHP, instead
of showing on the screen or both ...
to gain more control on what is printed, because of the nasty browsers
header and footer ... whom i n
just an example. The point is to use the RegRead method and
give it a valid key. The key has to exist on the machine trying to
execute the method. Obviously, trying to access a key that doesn't exist
isn't going to work.
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$shell->RegRead("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Internet
Settings\\ProxyServer");
There is RegWrite method that can be used just like the RegRead method
to write keys to the registry as well.
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em to be in the
"path" that I would expect PHP to look.
If I need to dig in the PHP source, can someone give me a pointer as to
where to start?
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n up that isn't just a rehash of the Linux PHP information or
another copy of the same PHP/MS Word example that everyone publishes
when explaining PHP and COM.
Feel free to respond to me privately.
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Mwct - Markus Weber wrote:
> Hi,
>
> may be someone can help me:
>
> I want to use the exec() function to run an executable as background
> process. This means my php script should not wait for the end of the
> background process. I tried a lot but without success. My script always wait
> for th
Not if the paths weren't in the binary for PHP 4.1.2. I'm not some sort of
amateur nutcase poking around. There was a decided difference in behavior
between 4.1.2 and 4.2 on the phpinfo() output. Since the values that were
showing weren't to be found in any cleartext file on my system, I went to
I just installed Apache 2 and PHP 4.2. It does work and phpinfo() brings up
indications of Apache 2 and the correct PHP version. However, the paths to
resources on my system seem to be hard-coded within the php4ts.dll. The path
to php.ini indicates c:\winnt (which has been hard-coded in the binary
$network = new COM("WScript.Network");
$computername = $network->ComputerName;
$username = $network->UserName;
Password can't be grabbed for fairly obvious reasons.
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> Dear all
> I want to prevent user to mak
You can grab some of those variables automatically.
$network = new COM("WScript.Network");
$computername = $network->ComputerName;
$username = $network->UserName;
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> Was searching through the groups
The most common cause of PHP scripts being displayed on PHPTriad
installations is not routing requests through the web server, ie. opening
the files through the browser's File -> open menu rather than through a URL
like http://localhost/script.php.
"Bob Parks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
I've got an article up on setting up Hermes as a local SMTP server for PHP
scripts on Windows.
http://www.phpgeek.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=8&m
ode=nested&order=2&thold=-1
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I did an XSLT demo a while back for the Twin Cities PHP User Group. My notes
and demo code are available at http://www.tcphp.org/meeting_notes/xslt/.
I wrote the demo on Windows.
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> On Mon, 25 Feb
spellcheck($text);
print($checkedtext);
} else {
?>
Enter Text
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Documents->Add();
$word->Selection->TypeText($string);
$word->ActiveDocument->CheckSpelling();
$word->Selection->WholeStory();
$corrected = $word->Selection->Text;
$word->Quit(false);
$word->Release();
$word = null;
return $corrected;
}
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/localhost/phpinfo.php. If I change the URL to
http://localhost/php/php.exe/phpinfo.php, the page loads (minus the images),
but still throws a 400 error in the logs. Any ideas?
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Here's a tutorial. http://shanx.com/php/xsl/getXsl.htm
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I hadn't messed with PDFLib for a few months, but having run across the
PC4P PHP class for building them, I decided to work with it some more.
When I loaded up the examples, I got an "expired PDFLib" error message.
So, I went to PDFLib.com like a good little developer to figure it out.
They had a
There's a link to start MySQL in your start menu under PHPTriad along with
the one to start Apache. MySQL flashes a DOS window and then stays running
in the background until you reboot. PHPMyAdmin is installed along with
PHPTriad and is in c:\apache\htdocs\phpmyadmin.
hi all, hope you can help me
> >While the content is the same, the PDF is all in one document and
formatted
> >for printing. It's much easier to take notes on a printed document.
>
> well, it's better to buy the book then :)
>
> daniel
Which is why I bought it. However, if the only useful part to you is the API
doc and you wa
> >I'll look at splitting the PDF so that that section can be distributed
with
> >the rest.
>
> there's no need to do that...
> http://www.zend.com/apidoc/
>
> daniel
While the content is the same, the PDF is all in one document and formatted
for printing. It's much easier to take notes on a prin
That book is cool. Actually, that section is under the open publication
license. I originally thought the whole book was due to the OPL being in the
directory above the PDF on the CD and the license being printed at the back
of the book, and emailed Tobias before sending the PDF hither and yon. He
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