Jarkko,
Yes - I use it on W2K (IIS 5) and W98 (PWS) regularly. I love it when
people look in Access databases and see the timestamps in the date field and
call me up thinking I am dumping the wrong information into it.
Gotta love the timestamps...
-Original Message-
From: Jarkko Laine
Eileen,
The CGI-only version doesn't come with the 2 files you are looking for - the
installer you ran did all of the stuff in the install.txt already for you as
long as you chose PWS (which you said you did). PHP is probably working -
what error are you getting? If it is something like "Undefin
Jerry,
This is a very, very common problem. The other person has "error_reporting"
in his php.ini set to E_ALL. Have him set his error_reporting to something
a little more restrictive - like "error_reporting= E_ALL & ~(E_NOTICE |
E_USER_NOTICE)".
There really isn't anything wrong with the code
Edit your php.ini. Find "error_reporting" and set it to something that will
ignore notices. I like mine set as follows:
error_reporting= E_ALL & ~(E_NOTICE | E_USER_NOTICE) ;
Technically it is better to just have it at E_ALL for better coding and some
might argue better security. You don't _h
Mike,
If you have your error reporting set to ALL in php.ini, you will get
warnings that variables aren't set. The @ before it will ignore the
warnings. At least, this is one use of the @ before variables that I can
think of...
Evan
-Original Message-
From: Mike Flynn [mailto:[EMAIL P
I don't know why it would matter, but you only have to
session_register("SESSION"); once. So put that line under the if statement
so that it is only run the first time they open the browser:
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Sent: Wednesday, April 04, 2001 2:01 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP
First off, has the issue with the big memory problem with ob_gzhandler in
4.0.4 been fixed in PL1? (There isn't a changelog for PL1)
Secondly, what level of compression does ob_gzhandler use by default (1-9)?
Is there any way to specify it?
Thanks,
Evan
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