php-windows Digest 21 Sep 2006 08:21:50 -0000 Issue 3041

Topics (messages 27162 through 27165):

SOLVED: Fwd: [PHP-WIN] Date problem
        27162 by: German Piqué

Re: A problem writting to a file
        27163 by: German Piqué

FastCGI with IIS on Windows?
        27164 by: Aspen Olmsted

Re: Problems accessing the net units through PHP
        27165 by: German Piqué

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Thank you all. Sorry Mikael, i answered you instead to the mailing list. :/

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From: German Piqué <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 20-sep-2006 11:14
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Date problem
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It works! Thnks...

BTW, why the other solution doesn't work? Isn't it the same?


2006/9/20, German Piqué <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

mmm, no, i will give it a try, thnks!! :)

2006/9/20, Mikael Krogius (Winwap Technologies) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: German Piqué
> >
> > $now = getdate();
> >       $stringNow = $now["year"] . $now["month"] . $now["mday"] . " - "
>
> > /*$now["hours"] . ":" . $now["minutes"] . ":" . $now["seconds"]*/;
>
> Have you tried doing something like this:
>
> $stringNow = date('Ymd').' - '.date('H:i:s');
>
> - Mikael
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Well, I tried and all of you were right... but I tried it a days ago and it
didn't worked!! :( That's fustrating... I don't understant why works now...

Well... Thank you all :D


2006/9/20, Mikael Krogius (Winwap Technologies) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> I don't know if its a windows php version problem, but when I
> try to insert
> the newline caracter: '\' like this:
>
> fputs($this->fileID,'\n');
>
> it writes "\n" instead of creating a new line...

Try doing this:

$RowToWrite = $WriteThis."\r\n";

- Mikael

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Hello,

I need to use IIS on windows 2003 boxes and I am trying to figure out the best way to configure this.

I believe fastcgi is the way to go but I am confused on the setup.

There is an isapi_fgi.dll that works with 5.2? but not 5.1.x? What is php-cgi.exe? Is this a fastcgi with out the isapi_fgi.dll?

Thanks,

Aspen

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2006/9/13, Alex Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

Dale Attree wrote:
> PHP on windows does not support mapped network drives, you would need to
use
> sockets and connect to the IP of the machine you wish to write to.


With this solution... I readed that i need php version 5 or above to work
with COM objects... It's true?

Currently, I have version 4 installed.

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