The documentation for the IMAP functions is, er, virtually non-existent. I'm
not looking to read several sets of RFCs - all I want to do it check a POP
account on Exchange for messages and retrieve them.
Does anyone know if there is a tutorial on this somewhere?
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of
a simple application of mailbox checking.
I must say, the range of functions is quite impressive :)
[TK]
-Original Message-
From: Rasmus Lerdorf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, 25 March 2002 11:04 AM
To: Kearns, Terry
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] Retrieving
If a heckbox is left blank, then the webserver does not pass it's name/value
pair on to the PHP processor.
This means that if you have
input type=checkbox name=foo
And the box is not checked, then when your script recieves the form,
$_POST['foo'] will not be available.
So to test for it, use
much about the anatomy of it to ustilise it?
[TK]
-Original Message-
From: Andrey Hristov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, 11 March 2002 5:29 PM
To: Kearns, Terry
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] SOAP
Hi
I've tried the SOAPx4 by Dietriech. Looks good
How does one use trusted connections with mssql_connect()
?
Also, the manual says something about an interfaces file. Where do I find
this? Where is this interfaces file documented?
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Who has had a crack at using SOAP with PHP (both client and server)?
What have you learned that you would recommend to someone just starting out
with soap?
I've noticed that there are a few options on the horizon, I'm busy checking
out the scripts written by Manuel Lemos.
For all those who
Just substitute strstr() with stristr()
The extra I in stristr() stands for Insensitive.
If I was insensitive, I would say RTFM :)
If you look under http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.strstr.php
It tells you about stristr
[TK]
-Original Message-
From: jtjohnston [mailto:[EMAIL
Don't name the checkboxes all the same, instead:
Option1 input type=checkbox name=ck0br
Option2 input type=checkbox name=ck1br
Option3 input type=checkbox name=ck2br
Then handle it with
function getCheckboxResults($prefix=FALSE)
{
global $_POST ;
$results = NULL ; // needed for
Because I'm not a hacker on the PHP engine, I don't really know but I also
saw this symbol when learning C++ recently. It is used in C++ as a shortcut
to dereferencing and accessing an objects properties/methods on objects
which are on the free store (heap). Normally C++ uses the dot operator to
OK, the only reason you would have #!/usr/bin/php is if you're going to run
it as a shell script under unix.
You approach should _still_ be 2 scripts (3 if you count the include file).
file_content file=for_shell.php
#!/usr/bin/php
?php include('main_code.php'); ?
/file_content
file_content
Do a select on mysql's system database/table
Mysql.db
There's a column called db and one called user.
Put a where clause on user.
If you want more help, there is a PHP-DB mailing list.
[TK]
-Original Message-
From: jtjohnston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 7 March
I'm not sure I understand you 100% but it sounds like you want to get the
static HTML results of your dynamic PHP script and and do something with it.
Happily, PHP is one of the few languages that can do this with ease :-)
The feature you want is output buffering. Output buffering _traps_ the
Active Directory has an LDAP interface (from what I hear).
Anyway, I use the LDAP interface with our M$ Exchange server here at work to
make a phonebook application. As it happens, the LDAP service is listening
for requests by default (so you shouldn't have to set it up).
The annoying thing is
OK, I don't have the problem any more but I decided to go ahead with the
post anyway (since I already wrote it up)
I solved the problem by turning off magic quotes in the phpini file I made
this file for the purposes of a training course I'm writing
At the bottom of this email I've included the
I don't have any solutions but here are some comments that may be useful.
I would guess that your user agent (web browser) is not detecting the mime
type properly. This usually happens if the web server is not properly
configured to send .php files as text/html (see http.conf if applicable).
Yes, and don't put a space between hash (#) and INCLUDE.
I've been cought out before ;)
[TK]
-Original Message-
From: Timothy J. Luoma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 28 February 2002 3:02 PM
To: Richie Chauhan
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Re: Apache Server
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