I've picked up PHPed, Zend IDE, and Dreamweaver MX.
- ZendIDE has the best code-completion and editing features out of all
of them, best auto-tabs and auto completes.
- PHPed is ok, better with database and total MySQL development then
Zend IDE.
- Dreamweaver MX has limited PHP support but
You must do a session_start() before you can use the session ID or the
session array.
On Wed, 2002-07-03 at 12:24, Scott Fletcher wrote:
Have not been successful in making this work for 2 days now. I'm focusing
on making the $_SESSION to work on each webpages. The 1st page is the
login.
I had a problem where I compiled in too many extensions and apache
thought the module file was too complicated, and thus corrupt and
wouldn't start.
On Tue, 2002-07-02 at 14:09, B i g D o g wrote:
Sorry bro...doing to many things at once.
Apache 1.3.23
Linux 7.2
PHP 4.1.2
Well, since HTTP is stateless you can really say that this event happens
in either of two places:
- The next page accessed by the user with that session ID
- As an event in the backend.
If it's the first, I would recommend just having a lib_session that
verifies a timer or whatever and then
I believe you will need to compile two versions, and point two to
different php.ini locations.
Here's a snipet from the manual.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.configure.php#install.configure.options.php
Al
--enable-maintainer-mode
Enable make rules and dependencies not useful (and
Hi,
I've been wondering the behavior of browsers and POST submissions..
basically I'd like to know the behavior of:
is_null(), empty(), and isset().
I've found that sometimes when an item is not filled out, the variable
is still set on the subsequent page, like $_POST['var'] = ;
What does
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