php-windows Digest 14 Mar 2001 08:14:29 -0000 Issue 490
Topics (messages 6003 through 6006):
Re: Apache Modules
6003 by: Ignatius Teo
Mail/PHP/Apache
6004 by: Gaylen Fraley
6005 by: Gaylen Fraley
Re: [PHP-WINDOWS] PHP don't capture variables
6006 by: wes currier
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Matt,
Did you get the full windoze distro from apache.org - because mod_rewrite is a dll not
a .so
Anyhow, if you've got it working - great.
Ignatius
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Matt Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, 13 March 2001 19:37
> To: Ignatius Teo; 'PHP_UK@egroups.'; 'Php-Windows@Lists. Php.'
> Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] Apache Modules
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> > Have u tried apache.org?
>
> Yes but thanks anyway
>
> It seems that the .so files included will work under windoze.
> Well they do on mine anyway :-)
>
> Thanks again to all that replied.
>
> M@
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I am experiencing technical difficulties! I have Apache and PHP 4 installed
on a Windows 98SE machine. Everything is working perfectly except the mail
function. I have updated the ini file to use my ISP's mail SMTP server. I
have even tried installing an e-mail server on my machine, which works, but
I still get the following (not so helpful) error:
Warning: Unknown error in e:\apache\htdocs\main\send_simpleform.php on line
10.
Here is line 10:
mail("$to", "$subject", "$msg", "$mailheaders");
I can assure you that the variables are all valid as I have echo'd them.
Any clues? Thanks.
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P.S.: I have also tried it w/o the quotes.
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> I am experiencing technical difficulties! I have Apache and PHP 4
installed
> on a Windows 98SE machine. Everything is working perfectly except the
mail
> function. I have updated the ini file to use my ISP's mail SMTP server.
I
> have even tried installing an e-mail server on my machine, which works,
but
> I still get the following (not so helpful) error:
>
> Warning: Unknown error in e:\apache\htdocs\main\send_simpleform.php on
line
> 10.
>
> Here is line 10:
> mail("$to", "$subject", "$msg", "$mailheaders");
>
> I can assure you that the variables are all valid as I have echo'd them.
> Any clues? Thanks.
>
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So how do you fix variables not being passed to other files. For example
I have a form (form.htm) that calls form_parse.php.
The echo(); method should print them to the screen. It does not. I know
the files are good because I have tried them on another server. PHP is
running because phpinfo(); works. The variables are not being being
passed from one file to the other it seems.
If on the other hand I establish the variables at the top of the
form_parse.php it works.
so what's up?
wes
"Victor G. BIBE" wrote:
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> Thanks Matthew, your has been the great help for my.
>
> I found that variable form are in $HTTP_POST_VARS array.
>
> Thanks very much.
>
> Victor
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> -----Mensaje original-----
> De: Matthew Kendall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Enviado el: Viernes 9 de Junio de 2000 21:05
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> Asunto: Re: [PHP-WINDOWS] PHP don't capture http variables
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> "Victor G. BIBE"" ?[EMAIL PROTECTED]? wrote...
> ? I have installed IIS3 and PHP4.
> ? The scripts run, but when print httpd variables are empty.
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> Some variables (e.g. PHP_SELF) are intrinsic to PHP and are always
> available. Other variables that you see mentioned frequently (e.g. the ones
> that you noted) are simply environment variables that are set by the web
> server, which PHP makes available as PHP variables. Exactly which variables
> will be available in your situation depends on your environment and your web
> server. The ones that you see mentioned frequently generally relate to
> Apache. To see which variables are available to you do ??php phpinfo(); ??
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