Hi everyone,
How do I use the macro to get the information regading the orignal file name,
temp file name, size etc of the file uploaded using SG(rfc1867_uploaded_files)?
I found out that this returns a HashTable *. What to do next? How do I get the
string names and integer size of the uploaded
Arjun Jain wrote:
Hi everyone,
How do I use the macro to get the information regading the orignal file
name, temp file name, size etc of the file uploaded using
SG(rfc1867_uploaded_files)? I found out that this returns a HashTable *.
What to do next? How do I get the string names and
At 09:02 22/03/2005, Arjun Jain wrote:
Hi everyone,
I was wondering if there was any way in which the PHP auto global
variables could be used inside the C extension code? Where does php store
all the global variables?
It stores them in the globals hash table. Take a look at
php_session_start()
Hi,
Most of the PDO interface is supported in pgsql driver. However we do not
use native pgsql prepare/execute but PDO's built in emulation for it. If you
could look into how could native api be used in pdo_pgsql that would be
great.
Btw. now you have the commit access to the module.
Edin
Hi everyone,
Back Again :). I tried searching around, but all in vain.
My question is that how do i use the php stream to generate
my custom header and then write to it the corresponding file?
I could get that php_stream *stream need to be created and then
php_stream_write needs to be used to
Hi,
Have a look at main/SAPI.c for the function sapi_header_op
PHP_FUNCTION(header)in ext/standard/head.c
With reagrds
Kamesh Jayachandran
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 18:55:58 +0530, Arjun Jain [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
Hi everyone,
Back Again :). I tried searching around, but all in vain.
My
Most of the PDO interface is supported in pgsql driver. However we do not
use native pgsql prepare/execute but PDO's built in emulation for it. If you
could look into how could native api be used in pdo_pgsql that would be
great.
Ooer. How on earth do you simulate the parameter markers? Are they
Hi Chris:
As documented in http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.pdo-prepare.php:
The SQL statement can contain zero or more named (:name) or question
mark (?) parameter markers for which real values will be substituted
when the statement is executed.
Anything beyond this would be an extension
Hello all,
I have an issue with unserializing big objects. My object when serialized to a
file creates a file as big as 29 Megs. And when i m trying to unserialize the
object, it takes forever somewhere around 33-36 secs(sometimes even more).
My object has one member variable which is a
shruti wrote:
Hello all,
I have an issue with unserializing big objects. My object when serialized to a file creates a file as big as 29 Megs. And when i m trying to unserialize the object, it takes forever somewhere around 33-36 secs(sometimes even more).
My object has one member variable which
Hello,
has the Upload progress meter patch finally been applied?
(http://pdoru.from.ro/)
If so, what are the functions that I need to use it?
Thank you, Rob
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On Tue, 22 Mar 2005, Robert wrote:
has the Upload progress meter patch finally been applied?
(http://pdoru.from.ro/)
No, it has not been applied.
Derick
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On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 18:41:04 +0100 (CET), Derick Rethans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Tue, 22 Mar 2005, Robert wrote:
has the Upload progress meter patch finally been applied?
(http://pdoru.from.ro/)
No, it has not been
Hi,
Just wondered if a callback variant of output_add_rewrite_var() has
ever been considered for inclusion in PHP.
The callback prototype being of the form
rewrite_callback($href, $name) { return 'value'; }
output_add_rewrite_var_callback('foo', 'rewrite_callback');
possibly with
Hi Dan,
What I mean is, will PDO happily parse this PostgreSQL statement and
substitute the two variables correctly?
SELECT '?', ? from ? where ? = $_$?$_$;
Chris
Dan Scott wrote:
Hi Chris:
As documented in http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.pdo-prepare.php:
The SQL statement can contain zero
Anything beyond this would be an extension to the PDO spec that would
have to be implemented within the actual pdo_pgsql driver.
Also, I guess any extension to PDO would be silly, as it defeats he
point of a standard interface...
Chris
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Depends on how you define correctly ;-)
Chances are that it will raise an error.
I'm not sure if this should really be considered a problem; that's a
really obtuse SQL statement. As a non-pgsqler, I have a hard time
figuring out where the variables are.
I welcome native postgres
Depends on how you define correctly ;-)
Chances are that it will raise an error.
I'm not sure if this should really be considered a problem; that's a
really obtuse SQL statement. As a non-pgsqler, I have a hard time
figuring out where the variables are.
Well, anything that's not perfect is a
The problem with using $ in the query is that you'd need to \ escape
them; remember that PHP uses $ to interpolate its own variables.
IMO, adding $ as another way to name parameters is overkill, as we
already have :named style.
--Wez.
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 11:33:34 +0800, Christopher Kings-Lynne
Wez Furlong wrote:
The problem with using $ in the query is that you'd need to \ escape
them; remember that PHP uses $ to interpolate its own variables.
IMO, adding $ as another way to name parameters is overkill, as we
already have :named style.
So you are proposing that we rewrite :name and ?
So you are proposing that we rewrite :name and ? params into $n format
and use pgsql's native prepare/bind functions to do the binding?
Yes.
BTW, isn't the current sql parser broken for mysql backquoting anyway?
eg: SELECT * FROM `my_weird ? table`;
And in case you're wondering, yes
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 09:01:09 +0800, Christopher Kings-Lynne
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dan,
What I mean is, will PDO happily parse this PostgreSQL statement and
substitute the two variables correctly?
SELECT '?', ? from ? where ? = $_$?$_$;
Oracle has bound variables, but you can't use a
SELECT '?', ? from ? where ? = $_$?$_$;
Oracle has bound variables, but you can't use a bind variable for a
table or field in the sql statement.
And I'm not using them for pgsql in the statement above.
My point was that the parser should ignore '?', ? and $_$?$_$ which
are the three ways of
Hi everybody,
I am looking for somebody, who can implement HTTP Digest Authorization
in PHP.
A solution, that could be useful also for many PHP users. (is more
secure and so more usable than Basic authorization)
HTTP Basic Authorization sends password only base64 encoded, and may
be easily
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