Hi,
by uploading a file via the ftp_put-command the upload is not done
properly. Result is I have a file in the destinationdirectory but
0 bit in size, only the filename is transfered.
How have I to write the script that the file I want upload should
be uploaded within the correct size. The
On Sunday 05 October 2003 17:15, Ruprecht Helms wrote:
by uploading a file via the ftp_put-command the upload is not done
properly. Result is I have a file in the destinationdirectory but
0 bit in size, only the filename is transfered.
How have I to write the script that the file I want
On Sun, 2003-10-05 at 11:39, Jason Wong wrote:
$upload=ftp_put($conn_id,$bild,$dstdir./.$bild,FTP_BINARY);
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1) You've got your source-file and destination-file mixed up.
2) You've already chdir into 'html' so destination-file so be just '$bild' and
not '$dstdir./.$bild'. Unless
On Sunday 05 October 2003 23:44, Robin Kopetzky wrote:
I need to setup a user, 'commerce' with a password, that can be accessed
from any web server in our farm 'blackmesa-isp.net'. What GRANT statement
do I need to make this work? I've tried a bunch of the examples in the
manual and can't get
El Dom 05 Oct 2003 12:44, Robin Kopetzky escribió:
I need to setup a user, 'commerce' with a password, that can be accessed
from any web server in our farm 'blackmesa-isp.net'. What GRANT statement
do I need to make this work? I've tried a bunch of the examples in the
manual and can't get it
El Dom 05 Oct 2003 13:07, Jason Wong escribió:
On Sunday 05 October 2003 23:44, Robin Kopetzky wrote:
I need to setup a user, 'commerce' with a password, that can be accessed
from any web server in our farm 'blackmesa-isp.net'. What GRANT
statement do I need to make this work? I've tried a
Jason,
how do you know he's using MySQL?
I think some php people would like to answer this question since it makes
the community stronger.
cheers,
feng
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On Sunday 05 October 2003 21:54, Ruprecht Helms wrote:
actual I have the following script.
I want to upload a image from the local pc into the subdir html of a
webspace.
You *are* running this script on the local pc aren't you?
The file I want to upload is not stored in the
Jason,
There are good reasons for having different lists for different subjects.
Note, he post the message to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] rather than
[EMAIL PROTECTED] There's nothing wrong to ask questions @ php-DB.
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I assume you're using MySQL since L.A.M.P seems very popular.
The following command should work anyway:
GRANT permission ON tablename TO [EMAIL PROTECTED] IDENTIFIED BY password
You can list as many permission as needed, separated by commas.
cheers,
feng
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To answer your question, yes, I'm using mysql. No, I did not intended for
everyone to go thermonuclear over this question. Next time, I'll go
elsewhere since some one got P.O.'d about my posting twice.
Sparky
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Don't feel bad, I had a MySQL question and posted it to that list and got a similar
response.
I've been in IT and have been an oracle consultant for 11 years, so I'm far from
ignorant, but I guess I would have hoped that someone would be more patient in helping
someone learn a new technology.
Hi, All:
I'm a beginner of PHP. While trying the code from
a tutorial, I encountered the following problem.
The variable $id can not be transfered to my server.
You can find the code at the end of this email. When
I visit http://mydomain.com/test.php?id=1
it always shows the list of the database
Your if statement will only be TRUE if $id is set to FALSE, NULL or zero
(0)--I think you're looking for if the variable is set. That would be: if
(isset($id))
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I'm a beginner of PHP. While trying the code from
a tutorial, I
if the statement if (isset($id)) doesn't probably it because
register_globals has been turned off maybe?
How about if (isset($_GET[id])) ?
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Hi, Jason:
Thank you very much for your quick reply. I tried
the if (isset($id)) but it doesn't work. Any
thoughts?
By the way,
Hi, Shahmat:
Thank you very much!
Yes, I use echo phpinfo() and found out that
register_globals has been turned off. How can
I turned it on? Do I need to recompile the Php?
I also tried if (isset($_GET[id])) and
found out that $id is NULL. So, there will
be an error in the SQL statement.
Zhan
if the statement if (isset($id)) doesn't probably it because
register_globals has been turned off maybe?
How about if (isset($_GET[id])) ?
And if you want to keep the flexibility of getting the variable from
anywhere, you can always use if ((isset($_GET[id]))||(isset($id)))--that
would cover
Hi, Jason and Shahmat:
I figured it out! The register_globals is turned
off. To parse the id with this parameter off, I
just need to judge whether $_GET[id] is set or not. The problem is that I wrote the
SQL
statement as:
$SQLstr=SELECT * FROM employees WHERE id=$_GET[id];
That's a wrong one.
You might want to consider using the autoglobals arrays, $_GET and
$_POST, this is due to some security concerns... because if you don't
plan your codings properly, other parties might just be able to exploit
your codes...
If you still want to insist on turning it on... you can do it via a
On Monday 06 October 2003 10:18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I figured it out! The register_globals is turned
off. To parse the id with this parameter off, I
just need to judge whether $_GET[id] is set or not. The problem is that I
wrote the SQL statement as:
$SQLstr=SELECT * FROM employees
Hi.
If your id is not a numeric field you should change your query this way:
$result = mysql_query(SELECT * FROM employees WHERE id='$id',$db);
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Hi, All:
I'm a beginner of PHP. While trying the code from
a tutorial, I encountered the
Yes. I'll do that. In this example, the only thing
that I can think about input checking is to use
is_int() function. Is there any other ways to do
the input checking?
Thanks.
Zhan Xu
EECS Department
Case Western Reserve University
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