php-general Digest 14 Jun 2004 07:31:38 -0000 Issue 2820
Topics (messages 188191 through 188196):
Re: Expedia.com
188191 by: Rainer M�ller
RE:[PHP] file knowing its own directory
188192 by: Dennis Gearon
connecting remote host ..
188193 by: gowthaman ramasamy
aspx
188194 by: John Taylor-Johnston
188195 by: daniel.electroteque.org
Combo problems.. Multi Array??
188196 by: Michael Benbow
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Red Wingate wrote:
Allmost, after having a quick look at the source i tell you they
do it like that:
<div id="loading" style="display:block">
... loading stuff here ...
</div>
..... page loading here ....
done?
JS: document.getElementByid('loading').display='none';
take a look for yourself :-)
The idea is great IMHO. But what if someone has javascript disabled?
Rainer
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Just for the record, (and archives), This can be accomplished by:
dirname( __FILE__);
This allowes me to put the following into an application's config file,
to be included via the prepend, the following localized, global values:
(assuming the application's files are kept OUT of the document root for
security's sake)
$APPLICAITON_NAME_VALUES["MAIN_DIR"]= dirname(__FILE__)."/"; //on linux
anyway.
$APPLICAITON_NAME_VALUES["NEEDED_VALUE_1"]= 'VALUE_1";
$APPLICAITON_NAME_VALUES["NEEDED_VALUE_2"]= 'VALUE_2";
blah blah
causing VERY little global name pollution.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
please CC me 'cause I am on digest
the scenario:
three files:
.htaccess
has line saying "php_prepend
'true_filesystem_location_php_prepend_file' "
prepend.php (aforementioned prepend file)
has line saying "include file_a.php"
file_a.php
has line saying"$my_true_file_system_location =
I_NEED_A_FUNCTION_HERE;"
So, what do I replace I_NEED_A_FUNCTION_HERE with?
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hello list,
My php script works fine with local mysql database.
however when try to use some remote database it fails and gives follwing
error ..
Warning: mysql_connect(): Unknown MySQL Server Host 'http' (2) in
/usr/local/apache2/htdocs/gowtham/forphp/db_qry_4repeat.php on line 86
the mysql_connect() syntax is as follows ..
$db=mysql_connect("192.168.1.109", "root", "password");
192.168.1.109 is the ip (internal IP on LAN) of the machine hosting the
database.
thanx a lot in advance ..
--
Ra. Gowthaman,
Graduate Student,
Bioinformatics Lab,
Malaria Research Group,
ICGEB , New Delhi.
INDIA
Phone: 91-9811261804
91-11-26173184; 91-11-26189360 #extn 314
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Anyone know what aspx is? A rogue version of asp? It's not Open Source or PHP in
disguise?
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.NET dude, a little irrelevant to PHP, but a major competitor to J2EE, may
i ask why and how did they copy java code and attempt to refine it ?
> Anyone know what aspx is? A rogue version of asp? It's not Open Source
> or PHP in disguise?
>
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Hi,
I've got a problem which has left me scratching my head for the better
part of a week. What I need to do is take x amount of items on one
side, and somehow find all the combinations of y that fit in x. Now I
know this doesn't make much sense but it is very hard to explain, so I'm
probably better off giving an example.
In this example just say I have three isntances of x; A, B and C. x can
grow to as much as 5 or 6 (D, E, F).
On the flipside I have two instances of y; [1] and [2]
I need to find how many combinations there are where y can fit in x.
The outcome, if working properly, should be...
A [1][2] B C
A B [1][2] C
A B C [1][2]
A [1] B [2] C
A B [1] C [2]
A [1] B C [2]
A [2] B [1] C
A [2] C C [1]
A B [2] C [1]
Does anyone have any ideas on how I could do this? As I said I'm
completely stumped.
Thanks,
Michael.
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