I read in the site www.php.net that XML support has been completely redone in PHP 5. I
would like to know if the old commands (like xml_parser_create, xml_parse,
xml_set_element_handler...) will be removed or not. Where can I find more information
about it?
Thanks
Hi,
What's the php function to find out what server a php page is located?
For example, the php page is at www.myserver.com. The php page should be able
to display "Welcome to www.myserver.com". If the same php page is at
www.yourserver.com, it should be able to display "Welcome to
Silly me, it's $HTTP_HOST. :)
Paul Juliano wrote:
Hi,
What's the php function to find out what server a php page is located?
For example, the php page is at www.myserver.com. The php page should be able
to display "Welcome to www.myserver.com". If the same php page is at
www.your
Hello,
I have a simple question when connecting through mysql. It seems that php
is trying to connect to /tmp/mysql.sock, but it's not in the /tmp directory.
It's in /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock. I can connect throught mysql through the command
line just fine, but php functions cannot. It gives
$link = mysql_connect ("localhost","root","mypassword")
or die ("Could not connect");
I'm pretty sure that the username/password is correct. I can connect
from the linux shell using mysql -u root -p
Dan Cleveland wrote:
What does your mysql_connect statement look like?
Dan
Hello,
I have a php page that accepsts posted data. I'd like to benchmark it
using ab (apache benchmark). In the ab man page, it has a -p POSTFILE option.
Does anyone here know what format should this post file contain?
Thanks.
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