t the way Flash out-of-browser application can.
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On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 4:33 PM, Harpreet wrote:
> OK so I can create a silverlight web app use a datagrid ..populate it
> with my sql server database ...compile it and em
As far of the silverlight side of things, I've done an example (using
ASP.NET MVC) that uses basic WebRequest and WebResponse objects. This
version used JSON serialization, but XML is a little bit easier.
http://www.jarrettmeyer.com/2009/04/creating-fake-services-with-mvc.html
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On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 11:35 AM, Harpreet wrote:
> I am trying to embed a silverlgiht project into php and like to use some
> sql server data to display in the silverlight project. What is the best
> way to g
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> > >
> > > //Unset all of the global variables!
> > > session_unset;
> > >
> > > //Destroy the session
> > > session_destroy();
> > >
> > >
> > I would suggest also clearing the browsers cache.
> >
> >
> &
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/ref.session.php
When you create the session, add your own variable called
$_SESSION["last_page_load_time"].
if ($_SESSION["last_page_load_time"] < time() - 20 * 60)
{
// don't time out, keep the session going...
$_SESSION["last_page_load_time"] = ti
Files and all associated properties are saved in the $_FILES[] variable. From
here, you can get the file name, file size, etc.
I would recommend that you come up with your own name for the file. My code may
not be right, but it will be close.
$LocalFilePath = /path/to/local/files/
$LocalFileN
You can't call the header after you've sent output to the client (i.e. the
'echo' statement).
Redirect first, then check the mail state, stored as a session variable or
something similar.
Hooman Fatoorehchi wrote:
dear all,
I want to make a form-to-email page and I want to diplay a messageb
In your php.ini, if you want to work, you need to turn on
"short tags". However, it is better to write long-tag compliant code in
the first place. However, going through and editing that much code can
be a bit of a bother.
friso wrote:
all I know is that are not XML compliant and you are adv
;btnGo" value="Go" />
---end of source---
Like I said, the line it seems to reckon the problem is on is that
very last line, but it makes sense that the PHP renderer engine thinks
it's just missing something by then - who knows...
Thanks in advance
Jacob Kruge
In my experience, it probably means that you're missing a closing brace
or the semicolon on the very last line of PHP code.
Jacob Kruger wrote:
In a very simple .php file where you're basically supposed to enter a
password to then log-on to the backend of a site, I'm getting a very
strange err
Needs to turn on short tags in the configuration.
Robert Van Kleeck wrote:
The subject line says it all. The host of my website just migrated servers after the original one
died. After installing PHP for windows, none of my pages worked correctly. After going through the
code, it turned out
PHPMyAdmin is a MySQL administrator interface written in PHP. It can help you
build queries that you cut/paste into existing PHP code. For what you actually
do with that query, you'll need to write some real PHP. PHPMyAdmin will not
hold you back in terms of learning PHP. It will eliminate the n
You don't really need an array here.
function ComputeSalesTax($Amt, $State)
{
switch ($State)
{
case "CA":
$tax = 1.05;
break;
case "WA":
$tax = 1.07;
break;
// etc.
default:
$tax = false;
}
Do you restart your Apache server after making a change to php.ini?
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From: Don Denton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, June 25, 2007 3:04:44 PM
Subject: R
Hack:
Explode on "<" will give you :
h1>This is a title
/h1>
table>
tr>
td>test
/td>
/tr>
/table>
Explode on ">", and only keep the second entry in the array. Would that work?
Jarrett M. T. Meyer
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I think Stut is being a little sarcastic. :)
The
original question is correct: The method below ( foreach ($_SESSION as
$k => $v) ... ) will only tell you the current session variables for
the current user. That is intentional in the design of the $_SESSION
variable.
It will not tell you all of t
k? You may want to search for it, and see what
you find.
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From: Bill Bolte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
sDate)
and TimestampToOsDate(Timestamp)) that seem to get called a LOT.
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header("Location:next-script.php"); would work as long as nothing has been
written to the screen. You can write to a DB, a cookie, a session, a file, etc,
though to keep data flowing.
Thank you,
Jarrett Meyer
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Sam,
Sorry to disappoint you, but this is also a client-side value, not a
server-side value. You can't get to it.
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answers that can be solved from your end without involving
the client.
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From: sam rumaizan <[EMAIL PROTEC
nsert.
Using linked relations and keys is your friend, as long as you have a database
that supports these utilities.
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You may want to try a few things.
(1) All queries are run inside functions. I don't do any work inside
(2) These functions are always called from a wrapper function, which includes
reporting the time to run just the query.
GetOrderNumber(MyOrderNumber, &$DS_Order)
{
global $QueryTimers;
To: PHP Windows List
Is it possible to compose PHP using MS Visual Studio? If so, what additional
tools/installs are required? Can you please point me in the right direction?
I know that I *could* use Zend Developer Studio, but I'm already a big fan of
VS, and I wouldn't have to pay for and lea
$_SERVER["HTTP_REFERER"] is the previous page provided that the user got to the
current page by following a link.
This can be spoofed, so it isn't perfect.
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To: php windows
Sent: Thursday, February 1, 2007 8:59:23 AM
Subject: [PH
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