php-windows Digest 7 Jan 2005 00:41:26 -0000 Issue 2525
Topics (messages 25248 through 25253):
Re: PHP5, IIS6, and Windows2003 Web Edition
25248 by: Gilbert, Mark
Re: Sending Emails
25249 by: Armando
25253 by: HarryG
Re: Word COM Object
25250 by: Dirc
25251 by: michael
25252 by: jon
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In IIS you need to check the "Web Service Extensions". If you do not have an
extension in their that explicitly permits the php.dlls you are using then
you will get the errors you described. You need to add both dlls you are
using for example if you are using ISAPI then you would set up - php4ts.dll
and the php4isapi.dll
In Him
Mark Gilbert
2 Peter 1:2 Grace and peace be multiplied unto you through the knowledge of
God, and of Jesus our Lord.
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Yes you can do it but you have to remember that some people on certain
ISPs may not ever receive email from you. For instance, my IP address is
listed on the mail abuse DUL list (actually my whole subnet is, and most
other Shaw subnets are as well). Because of that DUL list no AOL user
will ever get an email that is sent from my home server.
You can check if your IP address may be on a mail abuse black list by
going here: http://www.mail-abuse.com/lookup.html.
This is actually funny because DUL stands for Dial Up List to prevent
dynamic dialup users from spamming, but I'm on a cable modem service. I
guess it's the principle though. You really never know which ISPs filter
email based on DUL lists and whatnot until people start complaining that
they aren't getting their automatically generated emails from your
website. It's a real pain in the a$$ :) Cheers.
Armando
HarryG wrote:
I have a similar setup on my xp pro box but with iis. I have installed the
smtp service of iis and in my php.ini said that the mailserver is localhost.
I can send out email using my php forms and applications.
"Hassan Shaikh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Hi,
My server is on dynamic IP and I'm using NO-IP.com (or similar service)
to get a boring-weeeird-name.com :) Now, is it possible to send email
via PHP thru that server? Or do I need to use some sort of command-line
MUA / mail client to enable sending EMAILS using PHP?
Using the Apache 1.3.33, PHP5 on Win XP Pro. Please advise.
Thanks.
Hassan
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Well you should still be able to relay messages via your ISP's mail server.
Meaning in your php.ini, under the mail server settings put in mail.aol.com
or mail.whateverisp.com.
You just have to find out your isps mail server name and put it in your
php.ini
"Armando" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Yes you can do it but you have to remember that some people on certain
> ISPs may not ever receive email from you. For instance, my IP address is
> listed on the mail abuse DUL list (actually my whole subnet is, and most
> other Shaw subnets are as well). Because of that DUL list no AOL user
> will ever get an email that is sent from my home server.
>
> You can check if your IP address may be on a mail abuse black list by
> going here: http://www.mail-abuse.com/lookup.html.
>
> This is actually funny because DUL stands for Dial Up List to prevent
> dynamic dialup users from spamming, but I'm on a cable modem service. I
> guess it's the principle though. You really never know which ISPs filter
> email based on DUL lists and whatnot until people start complaining that
> they aren't getting their automatically generated emails from your
> website. It's a real pain in the a$$ :) Cheers.
>
> Armando
>
> HarryG wrote:
> > I have a similar setup on my xp pro box but with iis. I have installed
the
> > smtp service of iis and in my php.ini said that the mailserver is
localhost.
> > I can send out email using my php forms and applications.
> >
> > "Hassan Shaikh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >
> >>Hi,
> >>
> >>My server is on dynamic IP and I'm using NO-IP.com (or similar service)
> >>to get a boring-weeeird-name.com :) Now, is it possible to send email
> >>via PHP thru that server? Or do I need to use some sort of command-line
> >>MUA / mail client to enable sending EMAILS using PHP?
> >>
> >>Using the Apache 1.3.33, PHP5 on Win XP Pro. Please advise.
> >>
> >>Thanks.
> >>
> >>
> >>Hassan
> >
> >
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Might be better to post this on one of the microsoft newsgroups as
news.microsoft.com
"Ron Herhuth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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I have successfully made a PHP script that takes dynamically generated
HTML and creates a Word Doc then saves it to the server and creates a link
to itself. This is fine and dandy but now I have to do a multipage
document using several dynamically generated pages...this isnt a problem
BUT I need to put a page break following each dynamically generated page.
Is there some MS WORD command that I could embed in the HTML I am
generating that will cause a page break?
This seemingly simple task is killing me.
Ron
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You could try to generate RTF commands, not sure if that will work though.
There should be loads of websites that give you the relevant commands.
Rgds,
Michael
Dirc writes:
Might be better to post this on one of the microsoft newsgroups as
news.microsoft.com
"Ron Herhuth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have successfully made a PHP script that takes dynamically generated
HTML and creates a Word Doc then saves it to the server and creates a link
to itself. This is fine and dandy but now I have to do a multipage
document using several dynamically generated pages...this isnt a problem
BUT I need to put a page break following each dynamically generated page.
Is there some MS WORD command that I could embed in the HTML I am
generating that will cause a page break?
This seemingly simple task is killing me.
Ron
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Generally, I'll build the document in word, put ||TEXT|| (or something
similar) wherever I need to replace text, then save the document as an rtf.
From there, I just grab the doc, search and replace all my ||TEXT||
areas, and write the file back out, but with a .doc extension. Word will
open it right up, just like it was a native word doc.
Theoretically, it's possible to do the same thing with saving an .html
doc as .doc, but your mileage may vary.
-- jon
michael wrote:
You could try to generate RTF commands, not sure if that will work
though. There should be loads of websites that give you the relevant
commands.
Rgds,
Michael
Dirc writes:
Might be better to post this on one of the microsoft newsgroups as
news.microsoft.com
"Ron Herhuth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have successfully made a PHP script that takes dynamically generated
HTML and creates a Word Doc then saves it to the server and creates a
link
to itself. This is fine and dandy but now I have to do a multipage
document using several dynamically generated pages...this isnt a problem
BUT I need to put a page break following each dynamically generated page.
Is there some MS WORD command that I could embed in the HTML I am
generating that will cause a page break?
This seemingly simple task is killing me.
Ron
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