It is absolutely possible though for anything big I would spring for the db
access. PHP shares a lot of the functionality that makes Perl a good tool
for this type of job so either language is a good choice. For PHP you will
want to check out the f-functions(fopen, fread, fwrite), and some of th
In other words there doesn't seem to be a way to use SSI's with PHP, but PHP
has functions that can do the same things.
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"Fernando Gabriel Ranea" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Dear Dan,
>
> Yes, you can! In PHP you must use:
>
> i
Well you don't need PHP to do it, but you can replace the greater than and
less than signs with their html entities(< and >) which the browser
will parse, and it will display the appropriate chars. So...
will print the html without parsing it.
Now if only the newsreader doesn't parse this as htm
Now that is cool. I wish I had noticed that one before. Would have saved a
lot of odd keystrokes.
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""Joe Brown"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> try:
> echo htmlentities("Home");
> ?>
> ""Osman Omar"" <[EMAIL PRO
Also are you running the ISAPI version of PHP or are you running it as a
CGI?
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"Jean Castonguay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I try to make a persistent connection with Oracle because I retrieve
> information in Oracle but eac
Well unless you set up your webserver to parse .htm pages then your code
will not be parsed and is displayed as plain text.
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"Tony" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Here is the link to the problem page,
> http://www.youngsmall.com
This works only if the list is space delimited because of the \b:
$search = "TheName";
$data = "TheName TheAddress ThePhone";
if (preg_match("/\b$search\b/i", $data))
{ echo "True"; }
else { echo "False"; }
However as your list is now this works:
$search = "TheName";
$data = "TheName,TheAddress,
JavaScript would allow them to immediately be sent to the page.
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> I have a form and based off of this form if my user selects option a then
I
> want them to be redirected to another page. If the
I can't think of a simple way to do it off of an include, but off the top of
my head:
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"Brian Tegtmeier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Whats up everybody? I am setting up a PHP script that has a text file, but in the actual text file
