ok, both CME and CMD are contract, but differ in it's content, one is
tower and other is microwave. how to put the class into database ?
should i made a contract table , a cme and cmd one... ? any suggestion
?
I'd have two tables because they are separate data relationships. One
for towers, o
dear all,
straight to the point... i have this class
class Contract
{
private $id;
private $date;
private $c_number;
-- setter and getter --
}
class ContractCME extends Contract
{
private $tower_height;
private $shelter;
-- setter and getter --
}
class ContractCMD
ioannes wrote:
Further testing shows that the script fails just before the mail() line,
though after a variable number of refreshes it goes through and
downloads all OK. Can anyone think why there should be this occasional
interaction between the mail() command line and the php script.
Check
I am now pretty sure that it fails after the mail() function sends email
(since I receive the email) but before it reaches the next line of the
script. I might try something like 'mail(...) or die(...)' and see if
it prints out the die('') bit. But I am looking to find out why it
dies, someth
I am having a problem since I upgraded my sql php and phpmyadmin. I was
running ver 3.23 sql and 4.+ of php and a really old version of phpmyadmin.
I am now running the following:
phpmyadmin ver. 2.7.0-pl2
Mysql Ver: MySQL 5.2.3-falcon-alpha
PHP Version 5.2.1
Apache/2.0.51 (Fedora Core 2)
Probl
> Date: Fri, 21 Sep 2007 23:42:40 +0100
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I have tried putting print ("test line x") throughout the script, which
> just showed me it was failing sometimes before the mail function, but
> not always, sometimes in the middle of a loop to create a select box it
> just st
> Further testing shows that the script fails just before the mail() line,
> though after a variable number of refreshes it goes through and
> downloads all OK. Can anyone think why there should be this occasional
> interaction between the mail() command line and the php script.
Without seeing
Further testing shows that the script fails just before the mail() line,
though after a variable number of refreshes it goes through and
downloads all OK. Can anyone think why there should be this occasional
interaction between the mail() command line and the php script.
John
ioannes wrote:
Chris Carter napsal(a):
Hi,
How to fix this in cPanel
Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in "whatever the
URL"
Or may be its not the right forum for this query.
Thanks
Chris
http://www.php.net/manual/cs/function.set-time-limit.php
http://www.php.net/manual/cs/ref.
