Thursday, March 29, 2001, 2:44:45 PM, Justin wrote:
JB> I tried changing a random .dll to php_sablot.dll. The system loaded the
JB> module but of course died when it realized that it was the wrong library.
JB> When I switched back to the real php_sablot.dll it gave me the module cannot
JB> be f
ame server. I will check with Valve and see what can be
JS> done.
JS> Thanks
JS> Josh Seward
JS> - Original Message -----
JS> From: "Pablo Vera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
JS> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
JS> Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2001 12:29 PM
JS> Sub
Josh:
I'm not sure COM is the solution, but you might try with the publisher
of the software and see if it supports it.
Can you send commands to this gameserver in another way ?, let's say:
TCP/IP ?
You might try checking the following two classes, they are used to do
server status-queries agai
Mark:
Try it with a semicolon:
phpinfo();
Pablo
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Friday, March 16, 2001, 8:16:15 AM, Mark wrote:
MC> Hello,
MC> I have installed php on my NT server and I think its all ok, it performs
MC> very simple scripts, however a phpinfo(): gives me
Charles:
I suggest that you run your script from the command line and see what
is going on. If something wrong happened, like an error, this output
from PHP will corrupt the header and then, part of it will go to the
browser as output. This is why you are seeing that information in
your browser
-Original Message-----
>> From: Pablo Vera [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> Sent: Thursday, 15 February 2001 04:30
>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Bug in mktime-function ?
>>
>>
>> Dirk:
>>
>> Date/time values in PHP are handle
Dirk:
Date/time values in PHP are handled as UNIX timestamps, that is, the
number of seconds since what they call the UNIX Epoch (whatever it
means), in other words, 1970. Before that, nothing existed, so no
need for time.
Saludos,
Pablo
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Wedn
Erik:
Did you uncomment the related line in php.ini ?, the one that says:
extension = php_ldap.dll
and check that the following setting is correctly set:
extension_dir = "C:/PHP/extensions/" ; or wherever your extensions are
Saludos,
Pablo
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Ryan:
Try it like this:
UPDATE common, extended
SET common.[Extended Description] = extended.[Extended Description]
WHERE common.[id] = extended.[Extended Description]
Saludos,
Pablo
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Wednesday, February 07, 2001, 9:26:03 AM, Ryan wrote:
CodeDuck:
>From the PHP Manual, Section I.3 Configuration:
"The configuration file
The configuration file (called php3.ini in PHP 3.0, and simply
php.ini as of PHP 4.0) is read when PHP starts up. For the
server module versions of PHP, this happens only once when the
web server is started. For
CUSTID_NUM, SHORT_NAME, FIELD3, ...)
VALUES(fix_value($Max_ID), fix_value($SHORT_NAME), fix_value($FIELD3), ...)
";
Saludos,
Pablo Vera
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Tuesday, February 06, 2001, 8:26:41 AM, John wrote:
AJ> The only problem with that is that I truncat
attribute(?)
>> (filed), not the
>> content of the attribute (filed). Or do I misinterpret the
>> error message?
>>
>> >-Original Message-
>> >From: Asendorf, John [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> >Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 10:21 PM
Corn:
You are talking about PHP 3 and MySQL support is not built in, so
you need to load the MySQL extension dll. Go to php.ini, under
[extensions] and uncomment the line that makes reference to the MySQL
extension. Also be sure to have your extensions_dir setting correctly
defined.
Saludos,
P
John:
When you say that your SQL statement has apostrophes, you mean single
quotes enclosing a string value ?, if this is the case, why not try
changing the single quotes in your SQL for double quotes.
Saludos,
Pablo
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Monday, February 05, 2001,
Ryan:
Just a thought, try using square brackets on the offending line:
$worksheet->Cells[1,1]->value = "Name"; //line5
Saludos,
Pablo
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Monday, February 05, 2001, 2:05:24 PM, Ryan wrote:
CR> I have been trying the following example from the
Tom:
I'm having the same problem using the CGI version of PHP, but if you
install it as an Apache Module, the problem goes away.
Saludos,
Pablo
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Friday, January 26, 2001, 9:00:46 AM, Tom wrote:
TM> I've just installed PHP 4-04pl1 on a new NT/
Tomasz:
You could do something like this:
$my_time = time() - 7*3600; // substract 7 hours to hosting time
$my_date = date($format, $my_time);
$format is the string you are using to format the date/time.
Saludos,
Pablo Vera
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Friday
Access syntax. From PHP, they follow MySQL syntax.
Saludos,
Pablo Vera
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Thursday, January 11, 2001, 3:08:52 PM, debra wrote:
sd> I am writing some PHP code with calls to Mysql. I am trying to do a Inner
sd> join and I am not getti
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