did you have your inheritance mixed up? (or maybe it was a typo)
if
> class Another extends Something {
then
> $obj2 = new Something;
> $obj2->setX(5);
> $obj2->setY(6);
would yield setY not found, because setY is not in Something.
Ie, both methods are available in "Another", only setX is in
hi Ron,
I'll swing at this :)...
I've never done this in PHP, but have done a bit of work in Win32 Perl to
M$-Exchange.
The obvious thing to me is:
echo $session->Logon("'','',False,True,,True," . $strExchangeServer .$vbLF .
$strMailbox);
should read:
$session->Logon("'',"",False,True,-1,True
hin a class...
sorry about that only spotted it after I posted.
"Sek-Mun Wong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Ron,
>
> I've got a function that does it for directories, and I've just quickly
> modified it for you to do what yo
Ron,
I've got a function that does it for directories, and I've just quickly
modified it for you to do what you've stated, you can modify it if there is
a problem.
try this:
$files = recurseDirectory("/home/mydir", null, null);
foreach ($files as $i => $filename) {
print "proce
of course this is a php newsgroup :)
try DAYOFMONTH
DAY is only available in mysql 4.1.1
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Hi
SELECT RegDate FROM table WHERE month(RegDate) = '10' // this is
working
SELECT RegDate FROM table WHERE day(RegDate) = '2' // w
Yes yes, you guys are hilarious but at least try to answer his question! :)
Bobo, I assume you're using Win32 and true type fonts, try this chunk of
code:
You *will* need to install freetype (www.freetype.org) and enable gd/gd2
(depending on your version of php) extensions on your php install.
anyone played with shmop on windows?
in particular, i'm looking to create a persistent store where I can
serialize large chunks of data (well, "large" meaning 64-128Mb) and stick it
into memory. Maybe there's even an in-memory caching class out there.
I've currently got a class for caching serial
try
$fp = fopen (http://www.example.com/otherscript.php?a=1&b=2, "r");
$contents = fread ($fd, filesize ($filename));
fclose ($fd);
then preg_match $contents for any output.
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I'm trying to call a php script from another
you can use the ill-named "fopen".
eg,
$fp = fopen (http://www.example.com/vbscript.asp?a=1&b=2, "r");
you then have to parse the output of the asp to determine the result of the
script execution.
ie,
$contents = fread ($fd, filesize ($filename));
fclose ($fd);
then preg_match $contents for s
1) client pull. use the browser meta-refresh, may not work on some browsers
(like PDA's, etc, nearly all desktop browsers should be ok with this method)
just tricky with passing back QUERY_STRING, if you had stuff from previous
form.
http://www.yoursite.com/firstpage.php?action=wrongdata";>
wrong
Ok, here's what I found so far.
1) wait_timeout doesn't work under windows
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/News-4.0.15.html, 4.0.15 (dev) mysql is supposed
to fix this. In http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=13589 [EMAIL PROTECTED] advises
connecting like this:
mysql_pconnect($host, $user, $pass, MYSQL_CL
Chris, not sure if this is related to my question aka mysql_pconnect
are u using mysql_pconnect or plain mysql_connect to connect to the
database? This is the behaviour I'm getting, but with
apache1.3.27/php4.3.2/mysql4.013
going to do some research on this in the next few days and will post
some
x27;t
there only 1 thread?)... hmmm.
There is barely any documentation on this, like: "it just doesn't work under
win32". Even that would be fine.
Ideas? PHP dudes? Any better success on php4isapi anyone?
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hi again jocke... seems i'll give a go at answering your questions again ;-)
If I understand your question properly, I doubt the previous poster's
response would be useful to you.
The bad news (I think): there are limited functions that deal with array
pointers. There are plenty to deal with arra
use "serialize".
you need to create a table with 2 fields, key & value, where value is a
largetext field.
$str = serialize($array);
mysql_query("insert into table1 (key, value) as ($key, $str)");
then you can select it back out of mysql and use
$result = mysql_query("select");
$array = unse
are you running php4isapi.dll (ISAPI) or php.exe (CGI) version?
I know people recommend CGI, but post 4.2.3, the ISAPI version is very
stable and you'd be nuts to run a busy site in CGI mode.
If you're running CGI, here is an explanation:
The most expensive operation is the *connection*, why mysq
t()' option on my php pages, and indeed the
> 'mysql.allow.persistent' is set to 'on'. I just don't get it,
> especially as the ASP version runs efficiently! Confused and
> frustrated!
>
> It's probably going to simply need another parameter or
t select
> messageboard database - " . mysql_error());
> $newslink = @mssql_pconnect("xxx","xxx","xxx") or die("Could not
connect -
> ");
> $newsdb = @mssql_select_db("xxx",$newslink) or die("Could not select
> article database
don't know if it should go any higher? All session
> data is stored in one directory under c:\php\sessiondata\.
>
> The web log / event viewer isn't showing anything that I believe to be
> of significance.
>
> Many many thanks for your advice, it is greatly appreciated.
&
you want
display_errors = On
Also, E_ALL is probably a little too verbose, you'll find. :-)
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> I have a test script, with deliberate errors.
>
> The broswer shows nothing, blank, empty.
>
> It used to show errors, now it does
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As a follow up on my earlier reply, I found out how to read the socket and
GET / HTTP, and that works on the remote files. However, a simple include
doesn't.
_Original message___
Sek-Mun Wong wrote August 1 2003 8:19 in reply to Re: Failure
true... I've always thought that if someone can code php or java,
configuring a conf file should be (and is) a piece of cake. It suprises me
to find many developers have a morbid fear (or maybe it's just laziness) of
configuring servers by editing a conf file. I guess the division of labour
and hyp
n't want to give up too easily on this one, in case it's just a simple
configuration flaw on my part (am newbie).
Thanks very much!
_Original message___
Sek-Mun Wong wrote August 1 2003 8:19 in reply to Re: Failure remote
includes
<..silly one but i as
silly one but i assume you already have "allow_url_fopen=On" in php.ini? (it
should tell you anyway, that this is not set, plus the error below)
works for me in 4.3.2/winxp pro/apache 1.3.28.
I guess if you don't *need* apache 2, don't do it.
another test might be to fopen and read a socket via
Well, it works for me under 1.3.28, so let me walk through your apache
config.
I'm sure there are issues with the script to say the least, but just one
more try with apache2:
Your httpd.conf:
1) remove these lines
LoadFile "/etc/php/php4ts.dll"
Action application/x-httpd-php "/etc/php/php
> I can only assume you are refering to...
>
> LoadModule php4_module "/etc/php/sapi/php4apache2.dll"
>
oops just spotted this... maybe this is the issue? the function might not
like what apache2/win32 returns. fwiw I've gone back to 1.3.28 on win32.
Don't really need apache2... yet.
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"Jswalter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "Sek-Mun Wong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> > red herring!
>
> well, wild goose maybe.
>
>
red herring!
those are Apache directives you've listed, not php.ini settings. I assume
you mean php.conf which is included by httpd.conf?
I assume you know how to install php as a SAPI module (you've got all the
directives below plus the help url)
However, that's just a SAPI red herring, this is
We use both in production.
I'm biased, but we prefer Apache, even though I've had more issues with it.
(On win32) Prior to Apache 1.3.27, had a few issues with the apache service
dying every few days and not restarting (win2k event viewer didn't even know
it stopped) on a Compaq DL370 (ah there's
You might just be using it for development.
But you're right, I use Apache for dev too, however I do simultaneously run
the crippled IIS on port 8080 for cross platform work on our framework...
just to ensure it works under both web servers.
Now Frontpage extensions for linux... THAT'S getting ca
Just on local laptop development 2.0.47 locks up quite often on mysql calls
(about every 30 calls) Couldn't be bothered to debug it, so I've gone back
to 1.3.28 for win32, it's production stable (at least on w2k). I'm running
WinXP on laptop, btw.
"Jswalter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
ne
1) Verify that you've specified (and created) your sessiondata (usually
{drive:}/php/sessiondata directory,
2) check to see if a session id has been written there.
3) if not, make sure that the apache logon (usually localsystem) has access
to write to sessiondata (which it should have by default).
Umm,
you have an "@" before the mysql_connect and mysql_select_db statements?
remove these.
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Please help me out
Wx
The following sql statements work when called from command line i.e in the
php path
but when called from the
referred approach ;-)
Regds,
Sek-Mun
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