Hello,
I've installed the following components under Solaris 9 :
Apache 2.0.54
PHP 5.0.4
Informix server 9.40.UC6
Client SDK 2.81.UC2R1
I can connect to my database using php CLI with the following script :
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titlePHP Informix/title
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printf(brH3Tableau des
I need some advise on how to handle some pfd files. We have sales guys out
in the field and generally need to access client reports regularly. I was
thinking about making a dir for each rep, subdir for each client and posting
the pfd files there.
After the reps auth from the login page I call an
Assuming you make your users log in, you could simply limit the display to
the users folder/clients...ie use a rep_id (or whatever you call it) as the
main folder name. Then simply start reading the folder contents based on the
rep_id folder being the base folder.
Note that the folders and
Here is one way to do it. It happens to be the way that I use for a group
of folks that have authentication levels of access to pdf.
I store all of the pdf files above the www folder. This keeps them out of
prying eyes. You of course could store them in a database.
the security levels for the
Hello-
I'm developing a web-based system whereby users can edit documents and
then e-mail the documents to selected recipients.
The documents are comprised of the data from several MySQL fields.
I want to make sure that two people don't edit a document at the same time.
My users log in via a
I'm developing a web-based system whereby users can edit documents and
then e-mail the documents to selected recipients.
The documents are comprised of the data from several MySQL fields.
I want to make sure that two people don't edit a document at the same time.
My users log in via a script
Multiple inserts using mysql were very slow so I read
http://ee.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-query.php for the function below.
It works well, reducing insert/query times dramatically.
However, I don't understand the difference below between 1 second and 5
seconds taken for the code below.
Bret
Can you figure out how many minutes the average userwould take for an
update/edit function? You could then write a CRON script to reset those
accounts after some predetermined expiry time is reached.
Another option is to timestamp when the user requests the record and when it
gets
