The code below also works if you omit the declaration of the $userAgent,
will it be any difference?
/José J
class Browser
{
# the line below is not necessary?
var $userAgent;
function Browser()
{
$this-userAgent = $GLOBALS[HTTP_USER_AGENT];
}
}
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, $arrFileContent);
fclose($fd);
/Jose Jeria
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i have some html that i submit using html
example
textarea name=test
font face=ArialPerro/font
/textarea
When i submit this and retrieve it on the target page the value looks like
this:
font face=\Arial\Perro/font
Can I somehow avoid that somehow?
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in javascript i can build an array doing like this:
for(i=0; i whatEver.length; i++){
myArray[myArray.length] = //
}
What is the equivalent to this in PHP?
Is this the only way:
$myArray[count($myArray)] = //..
/J
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I have a page that creates form elements dynamically. Every time the amount
of form elements is different.
So to the page that I submit to I need to see how the whole request object.
Is that possible?
/Jose
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if I am not mistaken the equivalent in asp is
Request.Form();
/j
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I have a page that creates form elements dynamically. Every time the
amount
of form elements is different.
So to the page that
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