Hello,
I have a requirement to run two different sites that are in different time
zones on the same machine. Does anyone know if this is possible to do by
running two instances of php and making a change in the php.ini? Or do you
have any other suggestions on how this can be done?
Thank you.
Hello,
My understanding from the documentation is that the fmod() function should
work with floating point numbers however the following snippet of code:
?php
//php 4.3 on Linux
$x = 1.05;
$y = 0.05;
echo x: $x br;
echo y: $y br;
echo fmod: . fmod($x, $y) . br;
?
outputs the following:
x:
Hi Lab,
I normally use code of the following format, which I think is quite neat:
//Note that you do not need curely brackets in an if statement is there is
only one line
if ($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST')
$add = $HTTP_POST_VARS['textbox'];
if ($add == 'Hello')
do something
Hello All,
I have been racking my head over a problem where a large percentage of users
are unable to log into my php site due to what seems to be a problem with
setting php session variables on certain end user browsers (certain versions
of AOL seem to be particularly problematic). Below are
i.e. will it be possible for some one to hijack the login if this
check is not there? Or does anyone have any other suggesstions for doing
authentication?
Thank you.
Regards,
Andy
Andras Kende [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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From: Andy Higgins
Hi Aniruddha,
Try using
session_start();
$HTTP_SESSION_VARS['session_referer'] = abc.com;
and
if (session_is_registered('session_referer'))
go to abc.com;
Regards,
Andy
Aniruddha [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hi PhpTeam,
Iam runing PHP 4.3.0 on Apache server.
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On Saturday 27 December 2003 07:03 am, Andy Higgins wrote:
Hello All,
I have been racking my head over a problem where a large percentage of
users are unable to log into my php site due to what seems to be a
problem
with setting php session variables on certain end user browsers
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From: Andy Higgins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can anyone confirm whether
AOL (or any
other ISPs for that matter) change a user's IP address as seen by the
web
server (for eample through a proxy) within the same session?
It's been pointed out and confirmed many, many times
Hi Gerard,
Thank you for your assistance you have been of enormous help.
Regards,
Andy
Gerard Samuel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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On Saturday 27 December 2003 10:54 am, Andy Higgins wrote:
1. At the time of login will the login code need to check if the clients
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