Luis Moreira wrote:
You can always try to set a cookie, but wether the browser allows it
or not, it's a whole different ball game.
I believe your problem lies here.
Anyway, the two scripts I attach, I have just tried, and the cookie
was set by the first, WITH A MESSAGE FROM THE BROWSER ASKING IF
Thanks for the tips.
I tried iis_add_server, but I don't get it to work.
iis_add_server("c:\\inetpub\\wwwroot\\", "php added", "127.0.0.1", "80",
"php.localhost", 1, 1);
I receive no errors (code -501 if I print the result), and no server in IIS.
Anyone done this before?
Im running on
PHP 5.
All the "missing" dlls are in the .zip package. The installer doesn't have
any extensions bundled. The comment under the download link says: " no
external extensions included ".
Edin
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Su
dont know if it has RTL but code highlighting is there:
www.maguma.com
they have a free IDE. just have to dig around for it. plus it beats
notepad... ;)
Amir BD wrote:
Does anyone know about a PHP editor(for windows, of course) that has
an RTL support?
It is very important because my Website
My last few posts dont seem to have made it. Is the newsgroup down?
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Hi,
Firstly, I've trawled through Google, phpbuilder archives etc and have found
lots of similar requests to this, but no solution.
I need to grab some files from another machine on a local network but PHP5
won't work with the UNC path.
Does anyone know a solution or a workaround?
Cheers
Georg
Hi
The standard font in GD doesn't support å (å) , it supports ä and ö. I
tried looking over the web for a gdf font, but no "standard" font with åäö.
Anyone got a suggestion?
$title = "åäöÅÄÖ";
imagestring ($this->img, 6, (($this->toolWidth/2)-((strlen($title)/2)*9)), 60,
htmlentities($
is your browser blocking the cookie?
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> Luis Moreira wrote:
>
> > You can always try to set a cookie, but wether the browser allows it
> > or not, it's a whole different ball game.
> > I believe your problem lies here.
Hi,
I am not able to insert data into my mysql database using php even if
i use a simple code as follows :
even after running this code on the server, there was no change in the
mysql database as seen by the phpmyadmin. Ive tried it with another
file and another table, but its not just happening.
You can also use COM or ODBTP (http://odbtp.sourceforge.net). Is there any
particular reason why you don't want to use odbc?
-- bob
On Thu, 24 Feb 2005, Florin C. wrote:
> Hy,
>
> i want to read a ms access databese with php, but without odbc, is
> there a solution or i must use odbc.
>
> thanks
You've got errors in your SQL.
For once, table-names should not be quoted (with single or double
quotes), same goes for column names ('uname' and 'access' in your example).
Easiest way to find out without asking is to add a call to
mysql_error(), so called "error handling"...! That would've told
I tried your example script for setting a cookie. You are absolutely right, you
can not set a cookie to localhost that way. That said, it can be done!! Just
leave the domain parameter out of the setcookie call. Try this sample:
Begin sample:
if (document.cookie) {
document.write(cookie+
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