Hi,
I'm running FreeBSD 4.8RC, c-client 2002, imap-uw 2002 and PHP 4.3.1
(tried a couple of other versions, but they give me the same error).
Whenever I use imap_open() to localhost, I get the following error:
Mar 20 00:20:29 doriath imapd[43632]: Command stream end of file, while reading line
I know this has been addressed before, but I'm wondering if anyone has ever found a
solution.
The code:
header('Content-Type: application/octet-stream');
header('Content-Length: '. filesize($file_info['full_file_path']));
header('Content-Disposition: attachment;
Vincent --
...and then Vincent M. said...
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% % No, it works with .zip files too, I just don't know how to manage it :-(
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% AFAIK gunzip can unzip an archive containing a single file, but if you
% have more than one in there
Hi,
How do i receive dynamic variables with POST ?
Please, see the code fragment.
$ped_item = mysql_result($result, $j, 0);
form name=form_$ped_item method=post action=pedido.php
input type=hidden name=upd_item value='$ped_item'
input type=text size=7 maxlength=7 value=$ped_qtde
PHP and MySQL, which I am using in this project are the same on all three
platforms - the only difference is IIS - which is why I think it is a IIS
problem.
Problems, Problems...
- Original Message -
From: Chris Hewitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'PHP General' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Hi,
I've added an animated gif in the banner area of my site, and just above it,
a horizontal rule to give added emphasis. The problem is, no matter what I
do, I cannot get rid of an extra space that appears between the two. Is this
a natural function? Is there some way of eliminating the
I'd like to canvas opinions about what's needed to clean user input. I'm
using an HTML form where users enter simple things like name and phone
number, but also a couple of small text areas for address and a message (up
to 50 words or so).
How would people recommend cleaning this data when it's
What the heck does this have to do with PHP?!
Andre Dubuc wrote:
Hi,
I've added an animated gif in the banner area of my site, and just above it,
a horizontal rule to give added emphasis. The problem is, no matter what I
do, I cannot get rid of an extra space that appears between the two. Is
this is an HTML-problem, not php..but anyway
i have no clue why the extra space would appear,
but I'd try to add absolute positiong to the HR and IMAGE as well, that
should solve the problem
like:
style type=text/css
!--
hr {
position: absolute;
top: 0px;
}
img {
position: absolute;
top:
Here is your code:
First, make a one pixel png the color you want your HR
img src=images/color.png width=100% height=1br
img src=images/yourbanner.gif width=468 height=60
Et, Voila!
Quoting Michiel van Heusden [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
### this is an HTML-problem, not php..but anyway
###
### i
Thanks Michiel,
After sending the message, I realized that it was an html question -- I've
been so absorbed with coding, it all looks the same after a while. My
apologies to the list.
Thanks for the suggestion. I think it'll work. Otherwise, I'll leave it as
is. Thanks for taking the trouble
Thanks Richard,
The obvious escaped me.
Regards,
Andre
On Wednesday 19 March 2003 07:39 pm, you wrote:
Here is your code:
First, make a one pixel png the color you want your HR
img src=images/color.png width=100% height=1br
img src=images/yourbanner.gif width=468 height=60
Et, Voila!
this question is not strictly php related, but i thought possibly someone on
this list might have dealt with this type of problem before.
i am exporting a database out of filemakerpro 5 as a comma delimited file, and
importing the data into a mysql database
most of the information transfer
Maybe so, but all PHP does is output HTML to the browser. Your question
had nothing to do with PHP, and should be sent to an HTML list.
Andre Dubuc wrote:
About as much as your 'gentle' answer. Aside from this entry, everything is
PHP on my site. And sorry I forgot the print .;
--
The
When contacting the imap-uw server I've built with plaintext and ssl
support, I get Certificate failure for localhost: self signed
certificate: /C=NO/ST=Oslo/L=Oslo/O=religion.no/OU=religion.no/CN=doriath/CN=localhost
when contacting it through php. How can I make php accept my certificate?
And if
It really depends on what you what to do with the data.
For instance, if you want to insert into a database, you'll want to run
addslashes() on it, or some other such quoting.
If you wnat to use the data as a forum post or comment, etc, you'll want
to strip the html out of it with strip_tags()
Could you use a function like strtotime()?
freaky deaky wrote:
this question is not strictly php related, but i thought possibly someone on
this list might have dealt with this type of problem before.
i am exporting a database out of filemakerpro 5 as a comma delimited file, and
importing
HI,
Am trying to give controlled access to who logs in to my site. Have a
quick doubt:
I register a session var named $tu (value is taken from the DB) when a
user logs in, how can i reference to that var? I mean, if i want to check
its value, if i do print($tu);, it doesnt seem to work.
After many grueling hours of screwing around with this, it's working. Not
sure of the exact problem - but for those that want to knowI uninstalled
PHP and cleaned the registry of any remnents of PHP and then installed PHP
manually (instead of using the PHP installer). Then I had to tweak the
u have to start the session first then check with $_SESSION['tu'];
= Original Message From Pag [EMAIL PROTECTED] =
HI,
Am trying to give controlled access to who logs in to my site. Have a
quick doubt:
I register a session var named $tu (value is taken from the DB)
hi guys , i assumed i had this working but i stand corrected, it basically
will get the first dot in content which should denote a end of paragraph and
show that as a preview, although say i put g.w bush in it will split off there
which i dont want , is there a way i can do this with a
Still working on this authentication script and have a small question. Each
page on the site needs to have one line of code on it so it can't be
accessed unless you log in - is there a way to have this line in an html
file without changing the extension to .php?
On the same note, there is a small
Hi All,
I have the following for data:
03/14/2003,09:56:17,PTLD-TC1-HARC1,Stop,63.164.60.116,200,jsmith,9,24
3,271,15,User Request,2072280717,2073369937,4BPS
03/15/2003,09:56:17,PTLD-TC1-HARC1,Stop,63.164.60.116,200,jsmith,9,24
3,271,15,User Request,2072280717,2073369937,4BPS
specific user?
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Tried posting this earlier - it wouldn't take..
Unmunged my email address hoping
I'm trying to query the database using a string pulled out of the database
and compare and get the id. I can do it to a certain point and what kills
my query is single quotes. I CANNOT figure out how to escape it.
I DID THIS:
$address2 = str_replace(', , $address);
that worked on some, but
i am exporting a database out of filemakerpro 5 as a comma delimited
file,
and
importing the data into a mysql database
most of the information transfer over ok, the one big problem i have
is
filemaker's date/time format.
in the filemaker pro database, it looks like the timestamp is
try this
$address2 = str_replace(', '', $address)
-Original Message-
From: Daniel McCullough [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2003 1:48 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] strip single quotes
I'm trying to query the database using a string pulled out of the
I'm trying to query the database using a string pulled out of the
database
and compare and get the id. I can do it to a certain point and what
kills
my query is single quotes. I CANNOT figure out how to escape it.
I DID THIS:
$address2 = str_replace(', , $address);
that worked on some,
I'd like to canvas opinions about what's needed to clean user input.
I'm
using an HTML form where users enter simple things like name and phone
number, but also a couple of small text areas for address and a
message
(up
to 50 words or so).
How would people recommend cleaning this data when
How do i receive dynamic variables with POST ?
Please, see the code fragment.
$ped_item = mysql_result($result, $j, 0);
form name=form_$ped_item method=post action=pedido.php
input type=hidden name=upd_item value='$ped_item'
input type=text size=7 maxlength=7 value=$ped_qtde
when retrieving a date from MySQL in n/MM/DD, how can I present
this
to
the user of a site in readable format i.e. 19th March 2003?
SELECT DATE_FORMAT(column,' ... ') AS f_date FROM table WHERE ...
Look up DATE_FORMAT in the MySQL manual, Chapter 6. It works almost the
same as the PHP
thanks. this was the quickest way to accomplish the task
strtotime(); also works. both are useful to know...
- Original Message -
From: John W. Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2003 21:47:23 -0500
To: 'freaky deaky' [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PHP]
You can also use basic functions like is_numeric() [to
make sure the value is numeric - duh] or a custom
function to do something like check for a valid email
address format.
I have a news site that explodes the URL to get values
for the directory/article it is supposed to display.
since the
The first rule is to NEVER rely on anything that they give you, or any of
the security precautions in your form code, because someone can always creat
a less-secure form which posts to the same script.
So, whilst maxlength='4' for a year select thing is great, you should check
at the other end
And yes, definitely striptags(), and follow the advice on the rest of
the
thread.
I disagree. I think stripping HTML from my text is a horrible thing. If
I want to put a b in my text, then use htmlentities() and show me a
b when I look at it. Obviously you don't want to evaluate HTML, but
the
on 20/03/03 3:53 PM, John W. Holmes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
And yes, definitely striptags(), and follow the advice on the rest of
the
thread.
I disagree. I think stripping HTML from my text is a horrible thing. If
I want to put a b in my text, then use htmlentities() and show me a
b
--- John W. Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I disagree. I think stripping HTML from my text is a horrible thing. If
I want to put a b in my text, then use htmlentities() and show me a
b when I look at it. Obviously you don't want to evaluate HTML, but
the end result should be that I should see
Is there a method to test whether or not an array is associative?
I'm trying to make a function that can deal with whatever type of
array (associative or numeric) that is thrown at it.
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--- cpaul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a method to test whether or not an array is associative?
I'm trying to make a function that can deal with whatever type of
array (associative or numeric) that is thrown at it.
It's all the same. An enumerated array is really an associative array
Hi,
This is the one which I am getting in the website after the item has been posted.
parse error, expecting `')''
Please send me the views how to rectify it.
This is my Php
// $Mymail is of type CDONTS.NEWMAIL
file://mail(,,,From: .$Body=$mybody);
How persistent are LDAP connections which are not closed
with ldap_close() or ldap_unbind()?
I am trying to re-use an LDAP link identifier by doing an
open, binding as something, saving the LID in a $_SESSION
variable, *not* closing the LDAP link, and then using the
LID in another script
--- cpaul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a method to test whether or not an array is associative?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's all the same. An enumerated array is really an associative array where
every key is an integer. Just treat them all like associative arrays, and
you'll be
Hello guys
I make following query:
mysql SELECT b.type, a.link AS parent_link, b.link AS child_link FROM
bookmarks AS a, bookmarks AS b WHERE a.id = b.parentid order by
parent_link;
and here is result
++-++
| type | parent_link | child_link
For session variables to work:
Use the $_SESSION array instead of $HTTP_SESSION_VARS.
Also, check your session_path (defined in php.ini, which should be under
/WINNT). session_path should point to a directory where user IUSR_MYHOST has
writing permissions. There, you should see a file created
Did you checked my last message? Was it helpful?
PHP under Apache exposes diferent global variables than PHP under IIS. It
will be impossible for you to correct your errors without changing your
code. Run phpinfo() to see what variables are available under IIS.
About session variables...
I
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