If you don't have errors, then probably PHP is starting but there is
some other problem.
My HTTPD.CONF is as follows, and it runs fine.
Luis
#
# ScriptAlias: This controls which directories contain server scripts.
# ScriptAliases are essentially the same as Aliases, except that
# documents in th
Didn't you already search their site and find the answer? It is *very*
infuriating when people refuse to help themselves! Because I can
guarantee that if you search the UPS site you will find the answer.
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Ah, you were just asking for a scipt. In that case I send you my
apologies my good sir. This works for PHP 4.3
http://www.phpscriptsearch.com/0/PHP-XML-and-PHP/UPS-XML-Shipping-Tool-PHP-Function-Library.html
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Thanks for the ignorant reply.
I'll assume that you hastidely read the email and didn't see the part
where
I said "I have searched". They have Jscript examples, but I can't decipher
that spanglish. Their documentation, although very bloated, gives no real
answers to anyof my needed ques
Yes, I did reply without carefully reading the message. See my second
response to the thread for a PHP script that does as you ask.
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Hello all,
Here's the situation. I have a site where each php page contains the
"header" (top bar), "navigator" (left-side bar), the "footer" (bottom
bar), and the css file. Each of those four files are in a folder
called includes in the site root folder (sorry if the terminology is
incorrect).
Hi Luis,
You are running PHP as a CGI, which is what I've been doing for about 3 years
now with no problems. Now I am trying to use a
piece of Open Source software which is written entirely in PHP, but the install
bit fails and I was told this was because PHP
has to run as a module.
For me for
I haven't bothered to benchmark this, but here is my own solution to
this problem. If you already have a common file that you are including
in every script then the cost should be very low. Feel free to use it
if you prefer.
Apache
htdocs
site1
includes
common.php
The inludes folder is thrown around as more of a
generic term for a directory that includes important
files. Is this a pretty good definition for the
purpose of an 'includes' folder?
Also, I've seen the following syntax before:
(__FILE__). Why the underscores?
thanks-
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Patrick Roane wrote:
The inludes folder is thrown around as more of a
generic term for a directory that includes important
files. Is this a pretty good definition for the
purpose of an 'includes' folder?
Sure, that's a fine definition. And the setup that I proposed isn't the
only way to do it, b
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