"CGI error". It
> sounds to me like bug of uninitialized variable or some buffer overrun
> problems (if it would be a problem in php.ini - at least it would not be
> random :).
> Do you know how to fix this problem?
> I'm using PHP4.3.1 in CGI mode. Btw, which version works bett
> "Rich Gray"
>
> I may be talking out of my proverbial but I believe unset() will just
remove
> the reference to the object it won't destroy the object itself which is
why
> I suggested $obj = null in my earlier message... however I'm probably
being
> pedantic as the next gc cycle will clean up ob
unset($com_object);
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You appear to have a twitch...
;)
Mike
> "Edward David"
>
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to create a form that has checkboxes displayed.
> If the box is checked then show below the checkbox input items related to
> the parent checkbox.
> If the user has not entered his name then do not display the submit
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Did you enable the appropriate extension?
If so have to given the IUSR_XXX (PHP) user permission to access/execute?
Do phpinfo() to see if MSSQL is enabled...
Cheers
Mike
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it better to just:
>
> SELECT DISTINCT YEAR() FROM ;
>
>
>
> regds,
>
> -----Original Message-
> From: Michael Power [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Better yet define the required dataset with SQL to speed the
> whole process
> up:
>
> "SELECT YEA
Try "C:\php4\extensions"
i.e. add the dbl quotation marks.
Cheers
Mike
> "Anthony Ritter"
> Rich,
> On MS Win 98 / Apache / PHP 4
>
> If somebody out there using Win can check my php.ini file and advise me
what
> I'm doing wrong.
>
> I have uncommented:
> ..
> extension=php_gd.dll
>
COM functions.
Then use the command line app. Ghostscript (free from www.ghostscript.com)
to convert the Post Script to a PDF.
The advantage of this approach is you can create a PDF out of anything you
can select a printer for and print from via COM... Just a thought???
Cheers
Mike
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Better yet define the required dataset with SQL to speed the whole process
up:
"SELECT YEAR(your_date) FROM table_name GROUP BY your_date";
Cheers
Mike
> "Matt Hillebrand"
> array_unique()
>
> |-Original Message-
> |From: Per Christian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> |
> |Hi
> |
> |I'm build
In my experience the only things you really need to look out for are:
1) file functions requiring different path details (and associated access
permissions - CHMOD).
2) line breaks in files/output.
2) extensions/changes to PHP exe other than the default can be a pain if
you're not the administrator
At last found some info...
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=9852
Looks like I might have to move to ASP.NET after all unless the PHP boys
pull their fingers out...
:(
Cheers
Mike
> "Mary Sweeney"
> I had a very nice little application I was working on. I selected options
> from an html page and
No this is a little more complex than that... The scripting works fine then
randomly you'll get the CGI errors.
I find I get them when executing a script which echo's out frames. Each
frame is populated with another PHP script and when executed you end up with
the browser window framed correctly
What is a CVS???
I'm having the same problem. Everything works fine on a Win2K server with
no patches. Run Windows update and apply all the patches then install PHP
and suddenly you start getting the CGI errors as described.
Please clarify what I/we need to install to fix this...
Cheers
Mike
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