Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG) wrote:
IT actually exist an RFC about the etymology of Foo:
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3092.txt
now i have seen it all... is there an RFC for "hello world" too? lol...
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Hi!
I'm sorry if this is OT but I really need an answer to this question and I
can't find it anywhere...
I have a link on a page that basicly should work as a print-button. When you
click it, it should print some of the information that is currently
displayed and ad a header and footer of some so
At 02:49 23/01/2003 +, you wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lukasz Karapuda) wrote:
>Hello.
>
>I am in the process of migrating from a Win2000+ASP+MSSQL Server 2000 web
>environment to a Win2000+PHP+MSSQL Server environment.
>1. Session Handling.
yes
>2. MSSQL Server access / ODBC access to MySQL
At 02:49 23/01/2003 +, you wrote:
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From: "Ha Duy Thien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 10:37:23 +0900
Subject: How to extract PHP code from php pages
Hi everyone
You can't , at least not when its been run through the PHP parse
Hi all!
I am facing a problem with PHP (binaries from php.net) over APACHE 1.3.x on
Windows 95 and IE5&6 as a client (in both WinNT40 and Win95). The problem is as
follows:
I need to use the pdf libraries (both cpdf and pdflib) and I cannto make work any
sample. If i use the "hello worl
Hi
I am trying to setup a intranet with IIS 5.1 and PHP 4.3.0
The problem I am having is that I want to retrieve all the usernames of the
people on the network (aka DOMAIN\username) for security. I am using ISAPI
to do this due to the CGI not retrieving the username.
The problem I am having is that
php-windows Digest 23 Jan 2003 16:16:38 - Issue 1551
Topics (messages 18039 through 18046):
Re: How to extract PHP code from php pages
18039 by: toby z
18044 by: Neil Smith
an other tool thinggy ..
18040 by: toby z
Re: Who is foo & what is bar?
18041 by:
Hello,
I am new to the list so please forgive me if this issue has been covered
recently... I spent some time browsing previous posts online but did not see
anything like the problem I am having.
I have a system in place using sort of a fuse box methodology... An index
page that includes modules
IIRC there is a problem with v4.1.2 of PHP on IIS - is that your platform? I
encountered this problem and had to implement a hack to get around it
however in my case it affected all clients not just XP so it may not be the
same issue...
Rich
-Original Message-
From: Ellen Emerson [mailto:[E
I've used PDFlib a reasonable amount on *nix platforms, but it works just
fine in IE. Try saving the file to disk and opening it with a text editor
to see if there are any PHP errors corrupting the PDF output. I had this
happen a few times with uninitialized variables, or undefined functions or
wha
I am running a query in a php page that is coming back with no results.
When I run the same query in MySQL Console, it gives the results. Any
thoughts?
mysql_select_db($database_Fund, $Fund);
$query_rsRegisteredClasses = sprintf("SELECT tlogin.FirstName,
tlogin.LastName, tcourse.Name, tschedule.D
I think you need to do a while() loop there instead of trying to grab the
results in one shot:
$row_rsRegisteredClasses = array();
while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($rsRegisteredClasses)) {
$row_rsRegisteredClasses[] = $row; //populate this array with the $row array
}
That may or may not work,
A quicky:
echo "$query_rsRegisteredClasses"
To make sure the query is exactly what you are expecting. Copy the exact SQL
statement and run in MySQLAdmin sql window.
PHP to PHP, SQL statement to sql statement.
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What you say is possible but:
a) Where is created the file? PHP is a server side scripting language.
All its actions are performed in the server context and then are sent as
a block to the client that requested the action.
b) To print something in a button you have two options: either you use
- Original Message -
From: Leonardo Javier Belén
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 10:51 AM
Subject: PDF extensions seems to do not work properly on IE
Hi all!
I am facing a problem with PHP (binaries from php.net) over APACHE 1.3.x
on Windows 95 and IE5&6 as a
You need to check the disposition line.
Content-Disposition: inline; filename=genome.jpeg
I believe you are missing the semi-colon.
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Quoting Leonardo Javier Belén <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> - Original
Greetings everyone,
I successfully installed (locally) the php/mysql/apache bundle called swamp-0.1.1.
I created my 1st php file that I've attached along w/a very basic .html form that it is supposed to parse (from the bookPHP and MySQL Web Development by Welling and Thomason). the php file does n
Nothing happens. Its the same problem. It seems that IE does not understand
the data sent this way. Does anyone has a clue about how to solve it?
Thanks.
Leonardo Javier Belén.
AFIP-AR.
- Original Message -
From: "Scott Carr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thur
Check your php.ini. register_globals = off would be your culprit.
Check www.php.net/register_globals for instructions on how to use the new
"superglobals" ($_POST, $_GET, etc) or change it to on. Restart Apache
after you change it.
(one more vote for a register_globals email bot...)
-Dash
One P
For anyone that's interested, I figured out what the problem was, though I
don't understand why.
My images were in a folder called "images." I wondered if that name was
conflicting with something in Apache. So I renamed the folder to "img" and
changed the image references to /img, and suddenly all
Sure Bobo - you can use Javascript to avoid the need to store your print
file , together with CSS to format the page as you like.
Javascript : onclick="window.print()"
That will print the window (or offer a print dialog) in IE, NN4, Nav6,
Moz, Opera etc etc.
For print formatting in CSS look
Hm - I`ve had some suspicious problems with XP myself. In my paranoia I
thought it was muckrosoft`s first awkward attempt to screw up the rapidly
expanding php community - but I think it is some kind of weird caching
issue in the OS itself. Try setting the browser to the LEAST caching
possi
Hi
Is there any way to set the page properties of browser by javascript before call
'windows.print();', such as size, direction...
thanks
I had a similar problem. What I did was to create a refering page with a
link to the php page that creates the pdf and then suddenly it showed. If
you call the PHP page directly all kind of weird things happen. If you look
at the source of the new page (PHP one that creates the PDF) you will see
php-windows Digest 24 Jan 2003 05:18:53 - Issue 1552
Topics (messages 18047 through 18063):
Cookies and redirect issues with XP
18047 by: Ellen Emerson
18048 by: Rich Gray
18061 by: Cam Dunstan
Re: PDF extensions seems to do not work properly on IE
18049 by:
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