I've seen answers both ways in the archive of this list, and I wonder
what is true.
Suppose I open a file in append mode - like a log file. Two different
HTTP connections fire up two different PHP processes which both open
the same file. Then they both do an fwrite( $fp, some string ).
Is the
On 2001 September? 10 ,Monday 18:56, Thomas Watson wrote:
?php
session_start();
session_register(test);
$test = something;
function foo() {
print($HTTP_SESSION_VARS[test] . br /\n);
}
foo();
print($HTTP_SESSION_VARS[test] . br /\n);
?
a href=?=$PHP_SELF?Click here/a
On Wednesday 29 August 2001 10:09, Justin French wrote:
I noticed this chunk of code in a site the other day:
input type=Submit name=btn value=Yes
input type=Submit name=btn value=No
My GUESS is that if i click the Yes button, I magically
get $btn = Yes as a var is the receieving PHP
I have started working with Sybase lately, and it has come to my
knowledge that a single query can return multiple result sets in
Sybase, especially when using stored procedures.
Now, in ASP (sorry...), there are calls that allow retrieving the
next result set from the current result set. So
Jason wrote:
I wrote a script that clients can upload files to our server and
download files but there is one small problem. Mac users can't
upload all of their files. I am guess there is no file extensions.
Anyone have any ideas?
Jason
Well, in Mac, there are indeed no mandatory file
On Wednesday 15 August 2001 10:07, Warren Vail wrote:
The ability to select a set from a previously selected set is
possible in Sybase because the database supports creation of
temporary tables and the select insert.
No, you seem to have missed my point entirely. So I'll explain in a
little
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