e typical "unable to fork"
error.
I was unable to find this as a current bug report. Does anyone else have any
experience with this?
Doug Brewer
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include_path= ".;e:\apache\lib\php\;"
use a semi-colon to separate paths
DB
| -Original Message-
| From: PHPBeginner.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
| Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 2:54 AM
| To: PHPLIB; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; PHP
| Subject: [PHP-WIN] Win2K/PHP4.0.4pl1 - include_path
try
$foo //array with serialized objects in it
$foo = rawurlencode($foo);
$url = "something/something/foobar.php?foo=$foo";
and on the next page
$foo = rawurldecode($foo);
$foo = unserialize($foo);
disclaimer: I didn't run thru these to see if it works
although it might be better to pass it a
I am working on windows, and want to encrypt cookie information.
However, all I can find is MD5() and crypt(), neither of which have a
decryption counterpart. Mcrypt would work, but doesn't seem to be
available on win(?).
I just need to be able to get the info back out.
Any suggestions?
experience this? Netscape 6 seems to work OK too.
Doug Brewer
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include works like this: if your include_path starts with ".", any
document with an "include" in it looks in it's own directory for the
included file. if it doesn't find it, it looks for the next entry in
include_path and looks there. If it can't find it anywhere, you get
the error you're seeing.
I am storing html fragments in mysql. The html has PHP in it. Here's
the problem: The text that is pulled out isn't "executed" as it is
returned. I can still see all the various php bits, in other words.
Is there a command to allow PHP to execute all the php code in a
string?
Thanks,
DB
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I'm not a regex expert, but can't you use a negated class
if (preg_match ("/[^a-z]/i", $name)) {
echo "has non alpha chars";
}
else {
echo "all alphas";
}
sorry, didn't try the above code before sending.
HTH,
Doug
| -Original Message-
| From: James Duncan [mailto:[EMAI
Hello, looking for some insight on the behavior of arrays.
I've got an array. One of the elements of that array is another array.
If I refer to it this way, I can get at it:
while(list($this, $that) = each($first_array["second array"])) {
# it works!
}
But let's say I want to alter the
il, because it isn't an array.
Using a reference would modify the original, and I don't want to do
that.
Doug
| -Original Message-
| From: Ernest E Vogelsinger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
| Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 7:17 PM
| To: Doug Brewer
| Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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