php-windows Digest 30 Jul 2002 01:53:53 -0000 Issue 1264

Topics (messages 14996 through 15004):

Re: Does the GD extention work with windows?
        14996 by: Matt Babineau
        14997 by: Olav Bringedal

sending post information with fopen()
        14998 by: anonymous

Re: Does the GD extension work with windows?
        14999 by: Mikey

input type=file
        15000 by: Lorne T
        15001 by: Scott Carr
        15002 by: Lorne T

PhpMyadmin?
        15003 by: Viper1
        15004 by: Court Shrock

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Yep.

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Subject: [PHP-WIN] Does the GD extention work with windows?



Does the GD extention work with windows?
Thanx,
Kit


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 --- Matt Babineau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yep.
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> Does the GD extention work with windows?
> Thanx,
> Kit
> 

Yes, and no. 

Yes, because it IS possible. No, because it is a pain to get it to work with
the new versions of php (>4.2)

It is some kind of versionsystem for modules buildt into php, that renders the
standard GD2 module useless. GD1 should work as it it in the kernel, but I
haven't tried it. 

The solution is prolly to compile the GD2-lib by yourself, or wait until
someone does it and puts it out for downloads. 

Not much help, but at least now you it isnt easy :)





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i want to interpret the output from a page that requires login....
i know that ive heard about some library that manages this and alot more
but i cannot remember the name of it

doeas anybody of you guys know what i mean?
thanx
/d

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> Yes, because it IS possible. No, because it is a pain to get it
> to work with
> the new versions of php (>4.2)
>
> It is some kind of versionsystem for modules buildt into php,
> that renders the
> standard GD2 module useless. GD1 should work as it it in the kernel, but I
> haven't tried it.
>
> The solution is prolly to compile the GD2-lib by yourself, or wait until
> someone does it and puts it out for downloads.
>
> Not much help, but at least now you it isnt easy :)

This has not been my experience of using GD in PHP...

Using the zipped version of PHP and not the installer version, set your
extension dir to the correct place (d:\php\extensions for my machine) and
add the following line to your php.ini and restart your web server...

extension=php_gd2.dll

I find that *most* of the image functions work, although I have never had
any luck with using any TTF functions.

HTH,

Mikey


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 Is there a setting or something that needs to be done to allow the file
input to work correctly on IIS? Right now every time the form is submitted
my file name variable returns with "none" as the name. My guess is there is
a setting or component that IIS needs to handle the file input type. Any one
else run into this problem? Any suggestions?


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<input type="file" name="whatever">

You also need the PHP.ini file set to accept files.
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Quoting Lorne T <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

>  Is there a setting or something that needs to be done to allow the file
> input to work correctly on IIS? Right now every time the form is submitted
> my file name variable returns with "none" as the name. My guess is there is
> a setting or component that IIS needs to handle the file input type. Any one
> else run into this problem? Any suggestions?
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I looked there and everything seems to be set correctly. File uploads are on
with max size 2M and a temp directory that is set for full permissions for
all users.

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> <input type="file" name="whatever">
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> You also need the PHP.ini file set to accept files.
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> Quoting Lorne T <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> >  Is there a setting or something that needs to be done to allow the file
> > input to work correctly on IIS? Right now every time the form is
submitted
> > my file name variable returns with "none" as the name. My guess is there
is
> > a setting or component that IIS needs to handle the file input type. Any
one
> > else run into this problem? Any suggestions?
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  Anyone help me out with PHPMyadmin?

Thanks


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