Answering my own questions (feeling dumb), I realised that the accoutn "admin" and
password "admin" gets you into the admin section. (telling all this in case someone
searches the archives for windows NT installation).
By the way, what is the expected directory structure for images? Do they all go in the
images folder, do I name the files "images/mypic_small.jog" or "mypic_small.jpg"
Thanks
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Leon Atkinson
Sent: Friday, January 14, 2000 2:50 PM
To: FreeTrade
Subject: RE: [FreeTrade] NT installation
I got to thinking about the code that figures out APPLICATION_ROOT, et al.
I think I
have a slightly better four lines:
define("SERVER_NAME", $SERVER_NAME);
define("SCRIPT_NAME", basename(__FILE__));
define("APPLICATION_ROOT", ereg_replace("([^/\\]*)$", "",
dirname(__FILE__)));
define("EXTERNAL_PATH", dirname($SCRIPT_NAME) . "/");
I wish I could get rid of the ereg_replace, but I can't think of one that
will
fit on one line. So, given either "C:\inetpub\wwwroot" or "/www/htdocs" we
need to chop off the last path. Can't use strrpos() because you don't know
if you're
looking for / or \.
I did think of using a function like this:
/*
** Function: parent
** Input: STRING path
** Output: STRING
** Description: given a path, returns the parent path
*/
function parent($path)
{
$i = strlen($path) - 1;
while(($i >= 0) AND ($path[$i] != "/") AND ($path[$i] != "/"))
{
$i--;
}
if($i > 0)
{
return(substr($path, 0, $i));
}
else
{
return("/");
}
}
But all the clutter isn't worth it.
Anyway, I'll be committing this to CVS in a few seconds...
Leon
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