Hello,
I run my PHP crons like this:
0 6 * * * /usr/local/bin/lynx -source "http://www.domain.com/file.php"
This is not the most secure of course, as the file is below the root
and could be hit by any user. But works for my particular case ...
Anyone know of a method to make this more secure
H ... is there anyway to do this without requiring the page with
the link to use PHP?
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>You have to encode each part of the query string on the URL correctly:
>
> . "&url=" .
>urlencode("http://www.domain.com/biz/pubs.html#antitrust");
>?>', 'email','width=410,height=435')">Emailthi
Whooops ... sorry about that last post ... wrong list!
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>H ... is there anyway to do this without requiring the page with
>the link to use PHP?
>
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>>You have to encode each part of the query string on the URL correctly:
>>
>>> . "&url=" .
>>urlencode("http://www.domain.com/biz/pu
I am developing a shopping cart style e-commerce web site. I have a
table called carts that holds users' cart items ... so one user may
have several entries in this table:
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| Field | Type | Null | Key | Default |
Hi All,
I'm building a standard shopping cart style e-commerce site using PHP
and MySQL running on Apache.
I store my users' cart info in this table:
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| Field | Type | Null | Key | Default | Extra |
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