Hi,
I'm currently doing an assignment at university.
Is it possible that a hit counter can be created using php if so how can
this be done?
Lastly how can I show the what browser the client is using in their
browser?
Cheers
Wayne
Duh, just let him know the proper setting:
error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE
That will keep everything but minor warnings. That's what most people use.
-Mike
At 07:40 PM 3/2/02 -0800, alain samoun wrote:
>Crizz:
>Obviously you don't want to do that at this point - No error reporting for a
I seem to have isolated my problem. My code will only work with non-numerical tables
for some reason, which is kind of a pain.
Is there any way to use php to connect to a mysql table that has a numerical value as
its name (1,2,3 etc)?
Thanks,
mark
php-windows Digest 3 Mar 2002 20:02:00 - Issue 1027
Topics (messages 12414 through 12425):
Re: Warning: Undefined variable
12414 by: alain samoun
12415 by: crizz
12417 by: alain samoun
12424 by: Mike Flynn
cannot write to mySQL database
12416 by: pil
God, I thought no one will tell me! Thanks a lot Mike ;)
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> Duh, just let him know the proper setting:
>
> error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE
>
> That will keep everything but minor warnings. That's what most people
use
You can use the PHP variable $HTTP_USER_AGENT or you can use javascript's
navigator.appName and navigator.appVersion.
To create a hit counter, use a database table (named pages?) with a column
called hits. Every time the page loads, do:
mysql_query("update pages set hits=hits+1 where id='$id'");
Hi!
Has anyone used the INGRES II functions in PHP for Windows?
PHP and Apache crash when I activate "extension=php_ingres.dll" in php.ini, I think
there might be a problem with php_ingres.dll file.
Hope someone can help me out.
Ismini.