php-windows Digest 17 May 2005 21:49:40 -0000 Issue 2672
Topics (messages 26013 through 26019):
Re: PHP installation
26013 by: Ionut Gazdaru
Re: page output to file
26014 by: Ionut Gazdaru
Re: problemas com MYSQL e PHP
26015 by: Ionut Gazdaru
26016 by: Luis Moreira
HTML source code is cut off in some cases with Windows 2003 SP 1, IIS, PHP
5.0.4, CGI/FastCGI
26017 by: Marco Ab�cherli
Questions oh PHP
26018 by: Barry Fawthrop
Re: Firefox COM objects?
26019 by: Shark Mayhem
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Tom Patterson wrote:
I have installed PHP 5.0.4 on my desktop along with Apache 2.0.54. They both seem
to be working, as when I bring up the Apache Service Monitor, it shows
"Apache/2.0.54 (Win32) PHP/5.0.4 mod_jk2/2.0.4.
However, when I try to test the PHP installation, by setting up a test.php file in
the Apache htdocs folder, which contains <?php phpinfo(); ?> and click on the
file to run it, it brings up a blank browser window. The browser window just sits
there, while the cursor shows busy, and flickers. Nothing else happens, and I end up
having to close the browser window to stop whatever is happening.
Probably I have some of the configeration wrong, but I don't know where to
start looking for the problem. Does anyone have a suggestion?
Thanks
-Tom
if clicking on it means that you opened your browser at
http://localhost/ than clicking test.php from the apache file list than
you have a problem, but if you clicked on it from explorer/other file
manager in win/linux than you should open http://localhost/test.php in
your browser.
also there is a good apache-php-mysql combo package made by
apachefriends.org which works on win/linux and has all the stuff
preconfigured & working out-of-the-box.
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Aidal wrote:
Hi NG.
I'm having trouble making a local php script open a remote php script and
save the output of the remote script in a local file.
I have FTP access to the remote server, so if placing the "local" script at
the same server as the "remote" script, makes this easier this would also be
an option for me.
What I want to do is like this:
A local script like: http://localhost/fetch_remote_contents.php
fetch_remote_contents.php should open the remote script
http://www.blablabla.com/index5.php?id=23554
and save it's output in a local file instead of displaying it in a browser.
If this can't be done, running fetch_remote_contents.php from the same
remote server as index5.php and saving the output in a file on the remote
server is also an option as I have access to it.
Can anyone help me out here, I'm pretty sure it's possible because I think
I've done it before I just forgot how :o(
Thanks, Aidal
you should be able to use functions like fopen or file_get_contents to
open the remote file (eg.
$contents=file_get_contents('http://www.blablabla.com/index5.php?id=23554'))
but note that this is possible only if your php.ini states that
allow_url_fopen=1 else you should be running the script that retrieves
the content on the same machine as the script creating the content but
to acces the content generated by the
http://www.blablabla.com/index5.php?id=23554 script you should have
allow_url_fopen set to 1 on the machine where script it is running.
anothr option would be to make the script which generates the content to
write that content to a local file which is accesible to the script
runing on the same machine through a local path like
C:\apache\htdocs\generatedcontent.txt
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http://www.apachefriends.org/en/
<? php Nick Marinho ?> wrote:
N�o consigo configurar o mysql para funcionar com php...algu�m pode me ajudar ???
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And advice : to pick up a greater number of hints, post in English...
Doing so, you help yourself and possibly someone else with the same problem.
Do you MySQL setup ?
Can you open a database through the command line ?
If not, then start by having a proper DB installation.
If this is OK, then your problem is not on the DB side, but on the
programming (php) side.
How are you connecting to MySQL ?
What are the errors you get ?
Ionut Gazdaru wrote:
http://www.apachefriends.org/en/
<? php Nick Marinho ?> wrote:
N�o consigo configurar o mysql para funcionar com php...algu�m pode
me ajudar ???
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Hello
I have a problem with Windows 2003 SP 1, IIS, PHP 5.0.4, CGI and FastCGI.
In some cases the PHP generated HTML source code delivered to the client is
cut off. Not the whole HTML source code ist deliverd. This occurs not
regularly.
Example: call page test.php -> the site is well displayed. Open a new
browser window, call the same page -> the last part of the page will not be
displayed. I can't figure out a rule. Sometimes it works sometimes it
doesn't.
I tested the problem with the following installations:
Error occurs:
- PHP 5.0.4 CGI
- PHP 5.0.4 CGI with Zend Optimizer
- PHP 5.0.4 FastCGI with Zend WinEnabler 1.2
No Error:
- Static HTML file
- PHP 4.3.7 CGI
- PHP 4.3.9 FastCGI mit Zend WinEnabler 1.2
- PHP 5.0.4 ISAPI
This error occurs only after updating our test server to SP1.
Thanks,
Marco Ab�cherli
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Hi all
being new to PHP I would like to try and convert some of the apps I have
into PHP
PHP that produces a webpage or HTML code displayed in a brower
1) Can you use shortcuts, Like Alt+F, and Alt+F4, etc. Can you capture
these key inputs, and have the script perform an action, or can it only
be <a href link based ?
2) Create a File, Edit, View...... Help System Menu. Just like any app,
that has File, Edit.... menu on the top. Create a PHP script that
displays a File Menu in the browser, that you can click?
3) Create hot spots on a graphic?
I'm used to developing web app .dll in Delphi but would like to convert
to a PHP based application. for multi platfom base.
Thanks In Advance
Barry
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theres some css for firefox you can use
like a radius for buttons and stuff
On 5/16/05, Louis Solomon [SteelBytes] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ask the firefox team
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> "Dang Nguyen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > Hello,
> >
> > I have a PHP script that uses the IE COM object for automating some tests.
> > I'd like to be able to test the same website and use the same test engine
> > (that I've built), except with Firefox. Does Firefox support COM objects
> > and can I use PHP to access them through the COM class?
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Dang Nguyen
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