if i have a dummy page with nothing but:
print error_reporting();
print $sUndefinedVariable;
i get:
2047
*Notice*: Undefined variable: sUndefinedVariable
as expected. but once i include my file that has everything else i need
(including adodb and a bunch of files ive developed) i do the same
i am trying to switch our application over to PHP (currently ASP).
unfortunately, due to the complexity of both the code and the site setup
(hundreds of sites using the same code) it needs to be a sectional
replacement. given that and the lack of in house support for linux/unix,
the only realis
has anyone figured out if there is a way to have IIS's custom error
pages work for PHP?
i have custom error handling code that is fine for non-fatal errors. but
the only workaround i have found for handling fatal errors involves
turning off buffereing, which i don't want to do.
the way i can
i'm using PHP 5.1.2, and trying to manipulatre a database with PDO_ODBC
accessing a MS SQL Server database. i can execute normal queries with no
problem. but when i start executing prepared statements i run into
problems. has anyone successfully used multiple parameter prepared
statements with
looks like this is a bug with 5.1.1 and 5.1.2, but works with 5.1.0.
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=35671
--trabis
Travis Raybold wrote:
i'm using PHP 5.1.2, and trying to manipulatre a database with
PDO_ODBC accessing a MS SQL Server database. i can execute normal
queries with no pr
I've got a third party COM object I'm using, and I need to get a different
interface for one of the objects. In COM this is done by calling
QueryInterface() on the COM object with a REFIID. I'm told this is a GUID,
but when I try the appropriate GUID I get "Member not found" regardless of
how I try
