It depends on the server configuration.
Tipicaly, the cgi-bin folder is used tu run scripts AND exe files.
You have to put the exe file in cgi-bin and chek if this folder have
permission tu run it. If not: give it.
There are some sites that use exe instead of scripts to show pages. It gives
more
Some body asked for links related to PHP. It's a good idea.
Here are some. If some one has more feel free to tell us.
PHP Hypertext Preprocessor
http://www.php.net/
Build Your Own Database Driven Website Using PHP MySQL
http://www.sitepoint.com/books/phpmysql1/
FAQTs - Knowledge Base - faqts
Answering, I sent a message Links for PHP.
Kenny Lai [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió en el mensaje
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hey, does anyone have any good links they use for their php references?
i'd also like to know how most people approach coding php from an OOP
standpoint
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PHP General
When I needed it I could'n find it so I made my own.
function arrayToStr( $arr ){
$str = ;
while( true ){
$linea = current($arr);
$str = $str . $linea;
if( next($arr) == FALSE ){ break; }
$str = str . \n;// a newline separates each element.
}
Does some body knows if there is a function that adds tags to a string when
it is an email or a web address?
I want to convert
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
into
(a href='mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]') [EMAIL PROTECTED] (/a)
(I sustitued tags with parenthesis)
It's a little tedious makeing the
,
that automaticaly makes it.
Gabriel Peugnet [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió en el mensaje
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Does some body knows if there is a function that adds tags to a string
when
it is an email or a web address?
I want to convert
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
into
(a href='mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
PHP will load the entire file and consume memory. It will also check the
sintax of the entire file. If your file grows to much it would affect the
speed of showing your pages and if it is very big, you could find the limit
of memory of PHP (8Mb by default).
The Zend engine makes an on the fly
Like John said:
You can use:
In the second page:
$user = $_POST['username'];// sent by the first page
...
echo form ...
input type='hidden' name='username' value='$user'
...
/form;
So, when you submit the form, in the third page you will be able to get the
username.
$user =
Every body have already gave you the answers.
Just one more thing:
the method you are useing is GET because you are passing variables in the
URL so use of $_POST doesn't work.
the only line you need is
$username = $_GET['username'];
after this you can do any thing with $username.
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PHP
Could some one tell me where can I find the documentation for the Hedear()
function?
The manual does not provide it but just some examples.
I know Header( Location: http... ), Header( Expires ... ).
But want to know about:
Content...
Content-Disposition
etc.
Thanks.
Gabriel.
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Mike, the site you refered me has the information I was looking for.
Thank you very much.
Gabriel.
Mike Migurski [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió en el mensaje
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Could some one tell me where can I find the documentation for the
Hedear() function?
The manual does not provide
I see you are an authority in these matters.
I've seen the page you told me to.
Thank you so much.
Gabriel.
Chris Shiflett [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió en el mensaje
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--- Gabriel Peugnet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could some one tell me where can I find the documentation
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