I've been trying to run various entry level functions on the file, like
file_exists(), isreadable() etcetera But no matter what I do, I pretty
much get the cannot open warnings without much specification as to Why
cannot open.
So when I do the dbase_open() function, and I've tried all
Platform : FreeBSD 6.2 Release with Apache 2.0.59 running PHP 5.2.1_3
CGI under SuExec in FastCGI mode.
Issue: move_uploaded_file ALWAYS crfeates uploaded files with Unix
permissions 600 (read and write for user only) regardless of ownership,
directory or umask settings.
This works fine
I use a Mac OS X Server generally, where I mount network drives to a share
point. Everything works therein. Recently I had a need to setup Apache Web
Server, PHP mySQL on a Windows 2003 Server we have in the office.
There I used the same scripts I was running on Mac OS X to access files on a
1) Does the filename extension matter? I prefer *.inc? It seems to work fine,
but I only see others using *.php
2) Does the include file need an opening ?php and ending ? ?
Not big issues, but I am curious.
Thanks
Stephen
On Thursday 24 May 2007 00:51, Greg Donald wrote:
As I watch PHP de-evolve into Java, I find myself wanting something
lighter weight and with a smaller syntax.
PHP has long since spawned into something uncontrollable. Compare the
number of functions (and its aliases) to eg Ruby. The
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On 5/23/07, Jared Farrish [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh yeah, and tijnema has a good point:
\\compname-x\\offsite\\db\\test.dbf
For the escaping issue, you should use compname-x\\offsite\\db\\test.dbf
Btw, what does top post mean?
Means you are replying at top of the old post, and not,
Kevin Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: .inc files have a disadvantage in that
if you view the file:
http://www.yoursite.com/file.inc
you can see the php code. I prefer not to use those just on the off chance
that someone can see my code and use that as the basis for figuring out a way
Hi all,
I'm try to use ODS files in PHP.
I managed insert tables, elements row, cell, text and contents.
When i open a file in openoffice, The rows don't they count as inserted.
The problem is when I insert the lines (tags table:row), they who don't
appear.
When clone some object its appears.
On Thursday 24 May 2007 04:57, Jay Blanchard wrote:
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Too late now. The damage has been done. Fixing all the inconsistencies
would either break backward compatibility or introduce a whole raft of
yet more aliases.
Rasmus should have applied strict controls
SELECT DATE_FORMAT('open', '%m-%d-%Y') FROM your_table_name;
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I am reading in a date field from a mysql database the field on the screen
shows up as 2007-05-01 on the screen I would like
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Too late now. The damage has been done. Fixing all the
inconsistencies
would either break backward compatibility or introduce a
whole raft of yet more aliases.
That's what I suggest:
We rename th functions to proper names.
Then we make aliases
1- No
2- Yes
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1) Does the filename extension matter? I prefer *.inc? It seems to work
fine, but I only see others using *.php
2) Does the include file need an opening ?php and ending ? ?
I'm cross-posting this on the PHP-VOX and PHP General lists for those of
you who were on my old php-vox list on isawit.com and may not have been
migrated over.
The PHP-VOX project has advanced from alpha to beta status as of today's
release of version 0.6.4-18. If anyone on here wants to
i want to set up a php server that can communicate with a client (CLI PHP
Script). I can setup the server socket fine. What i need to know is whether
it is possible for the client to call a function in the servers php code and
the server return the data ready for the client to process??
To
On May 23, 2007, at 12:24 PM, Robert Cummings wrote:
More interesting will be if it still has the
greater market share over PHP5 when they declare it dead *lol*.
Yeah, I'm wondering about that also. Especially since my webhost, a
*very* large company that employs several PHP bigwigs
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