Hi, I am relatively new to PHP and brand new to PHP interacting with databases. I
will do my development on my WinXP Home laptop and host my actual site at a Linux
based hosting service.
I have two questions.
First, Has anybody had any success installing apache 1.3.31 as a module for WinXP H
Jim, I think that is pure speculation at this point.
Jim MacDiarmid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've been reading the latest articles about the future of PHP and based on
the way I am understanding it, I'm getting the impression that PHP will not
be free or open source. I'm interested in getting ot
does this article help? just to get you thinking... why do you *need* word? are
there any other reasonable alternatives? could you format html so that it would print
like word would print it?
CBharadwaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Dear All,
I want to developing reports using PHP.
These report
Does this link help?
http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/yunus20031124.php3?page=1
CBharadwaj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can vey well generate reports in HTML formats. I want to generate only on MS WORD as
it is a requirement of my client..
I have to do accordingly. I did not get your Question
dennis, the first step is to get apache running. did you do that? did you test it by
typing in "localhost" and getting the apache page? i also found it easier t install
apache to the c:\ so that the path ends up being c:\apache. The default includes
"Program files" in the path and I think th
Hi all, i'm having trouble getting virtual hosting to recognize subdirectories of my
root directory. i go over my phpini, hosts and httpd.conf file additions/edits and
then i discuss the unexpected results that i'm getting. tia for any suggestions to
get back to the land of the expected.
PH
don't know anything about exif, but i got this from a
web page and may (or may not) be relevant...
The php_mbstring.dll DLL must be loaded before the
php_exif.dll DLL so adjust your php.ini accordingly
http://www.ausweb.com.au/php-hosting/ref.exif.html
good luck.
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>
i had a virtual host problem where all my virtual host
calls went directly into apache's root directory -
c:\web.
i disabled my cgi version of php 4.3.8 (by commenting
out the call to php.ini) and i was able to get my
apache virtual hosts to find the correct root
directory subfolder. for example,
i found the solution in one of the comments listed
here... Chapter 22. Installed as CGI binary.
i didn't do the "Action php-script /cgi-bin/php" part
b/c php was already running fine for my virtual hosts.
3 days later - WHEW!!
http://us2.php.net/security.cgi-bin
PHP CGI with VirtualHosts.
george,
are you using multiple virtual hosts? i had the same
problem and decommented "doc_root = you_doc_root_path"
and it got rid of the problem and allowed apache to
properly handle my virtual hosts.
i isntalled cgi 4.3.8 so ymmv.
--- George Pitcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'v
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