I don't know why you would need to do this in the PHP installation. I
just create a globals.php file (call it what you like) that contains all
of my multi-script variables. Then I include the file into each script
as needed. The file contains CSS pointers, database functions, and
anything else
I'm not sure from your question whether or you understand that the PHP
printer functions only work with printers connected directly to the
server. They're not for client side printing. And there are no
equivalent functions for non-Windows platforms. However I do recall
coming across a Javascrip
Thanks for proving the point. It's like I said. No one is willing to
explain what symbolic links are. -Kevin
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> From: Erik Price [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 8:41 AM
> To: Kevin Stone
> Subject: Re: [PHP] Anywa
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> then do a symbolic link
>
> On Thursday 14 February 2002 22:34, Kevin Stone wrote:
> > I'm glad you posted this. It's great to know. Unfortunately it's
not
> > what I need to do. I'm uploading and updating
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This works..
View Source for
Myscript.php
This doesn't work..
http://www.mydomain/myscript.php";>View
Source for Myscript.php
Thanks for your help. It's always the little things that'll get ya. :)
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vin
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> Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2002 1:38 PM
> To: 'Kevin Stone'
> Subject: RE: [PHP] Anyway to open a PHP file and view its code in the
> browser?
>
> Rename the fil
. This is obviously rare question because I can't find any
references on this list or on Usenet. Is there a trick to this? Or is
it simply not possible.
Much Thanks,
Kevin Stone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
mething more reliable.
Ideas, links, tutorials, books.. any information will be appreciated.
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neral solution or one specific to their
servers. But it works well and is search engine friendly. I don't see
any degradation in speed as a result of it.
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Ah.. much appreciated. :)
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> Wilson
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> Subject: RE: [PHP] Formatting a MYSQL time
required.
$timestamp = mktime($hour, $min, $sec, $month, $day, $year);
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epth.
It does not go into theory or advanced topics making it a terrible book
for the experienced programmer. It is also not a good function
reference. But far as reference goes, I say forget the books. Nothing
can beat the function search at www.php.net.
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s you're going to access the list arrays by title (ie
$applist[URL]) then there really isn't a point in using the associative
array. Just put everything into a 2D list array and access them with a
double for() loop.
Hope this points you in the right direction.
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t;whatever");
header("whatever");
include("header.html");
include("footer.html");
ob_flush();
Yes I believe it really is that simple. :) Will only work with the
most recent versions of PHP but I hope it helps. Good luck.
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ntrol: public"); That will the trick. Actually it may
work too well but at least your visitors won't get discouraged by that
annoying message.
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evaluates the tags within the
HTML template.
I must say this is a very cool set of functions. Thanks for the tip!
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> From: Jim Lucas [php] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 6:42 PM
> T
ob_get_contents() appears to be exactly what I needed. Thanks for
putting me on the right track! :)
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> To: [EMA
t of the template is HTML with some
Javascript of course eval() won't work on the string.
Did I paint myself into a corner here? Or is there a way out that I
just don't see.
Thanks,
Kevin Stone
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To un
Hmm I believe that the mysql_query() function requires quotes around the
query statement even it it is being passed as a variable..
mysql_query("$tempsql", $db);
-Kevin
> It seems that I have a "parse error" somewhere in the following code
> (since that's the only code in my script, it's a test
IE5.5 actualy has a bug that will not cache certain form fields under
certain conditions. There are other situations in which a browser won't
cache the information at all. So it's best to do this within the script by
either printing the form from within the script its self, or include() the
HTML
Wait until after the for loop has completed.
for ($i=0; $i< $num_results; $i++)
{
$variable[$i];
}
global $variable;
> I need to call a generated variable global w/i a function but the
> following doesn't work:
>
> for ($i=0; $i < $num_results; $i++)
> {
> global $variable[$i];
> }
>
> I am tr
I'll add if you do not have register_globals set then you can access the
variable by its long name, $HTTP_SESSION_VARS["blah"].
-Kevin
> Is register_globals set to 'on' in php.ini? It needs to be for this coding
> style to work.
>
> Kirk
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Alastair [mail
It all depends on how you're calling the script. Obviously these variables
are not system globals. So if the mail.php script is being accessed
separately from the upload.php script they will not share variables.
However if you include("mail.php"); from within upload.php, then it
automaticaly inh
SPLIT to the rescue! Split tears up your string into lists (arrays) which
you can cycle through and extract normaly. So this is going to look like
hell but here we go...
http://foo.bar>test";
$str_list1 = split ('<', $str);
// Note: $str_list1 now == array ("a href=http://foo.bar>", "b>test",
Unless your problem is more extensive than what you're explaining here,
there's no reason to do any kind of sort. Simply reorder the list yourself
so that whatever ends up in $title is reordered to the first index of your
$shop list...
$product = array ($id, $title, $price);
$shop = array ($prod
Seb, I tend to agree that some webmasters would do better if they did less
and tried not to be so "helpful" to the user. But custom back buttons can
be very useful when used in presentations such as page by page instructions
and slideshows without having to hardcode the HTML which (if you forgive
Okay you need to interject some emotion into your song... try something
like...
Now PERL's been sending emails,
She sais she's feeling jealousy,
Because I have a new friend,
PHP
-Kevin
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Sent: Thursday, December
Ahh.. I was about to reply but nevermind. The two functions you're talking
about are addslashes() and stripslashes(). Yes those are very handy. :)
>
>
> > Does anyone know of an easy way to store html code in a mysql database,
> and
> > then retreive it, in such a way that it can display the
I do not know if this will solve your problem but you should enclose each
logical query segment with parenthesies...
$shot_counts = "SELECT COUNT(*) FROM statistik WHERE
(shooter='$shooter_login' && shot_one = '$t') ||
(shooter='$shooter_login' && shot_two = '$t') ||
(shooter='$shooter_login' &&
GET string.
This var refers to the next start row in your database.
header("location:http://www.mydomain.com/myscript.php?row=$row";). Include
an if() statement somewhere in there to break from the loop when you've
reached the end of your database. Doable?
-Kevin Stone
> On Thu
Of course won't browse the file hierarchy. The truth of
the matter is Brandon that it can not be done by conventional means. This
is something I investigated a long time ago. There's a whole conversation
about this on Deja.com. The only good suggestion is to use some combination
of CSS to hid
I see your question has already been answered, but I'll add a tip that works
well for me. Whenever I want to perform an SQL query that involves PHP
variables I will write the query string to its own variable instead of
directly into the function. Then use that variable in the query
function...
hanks!
-Kevin
> Can you chown the directory to the same user as the web server runs as
> (ie. nobody)? At that point, you will be able to upload into that
> directory while retaining the directory permission of 755.
>
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Kevin Stone [mai
Daniel,
Try this. Still sort of a brute force method but just 10 query strings
instead of 50 but nothing MySQL is going to balk at.
Then you an print out the results stored in the $num_vals list using a
similar for loop.
-Kevin Stone
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From: "Daniel
ry. I
can not display an uploaded image along with HTML when I have to fread() the
file to the screen.
**pant pant**
There will be thousands of images (4000 - 5000 when complete) and it has
been advised to me not to save them in a MySQL database as it can
significantly reduce search times. Is this
our_file_path));
I don't know exactly what the stat() funciton returns, but the above method
works for me.
Does anyone have any input for my questions?
-Kevin Stone
> Why is this:
>
> $modified = stat("header.php");
> echo "Last Modified: ".date("F j, Y
on
there is no way I can align the images with the corresponding database info.
And inline frames are not supported by all browsers.
*sigh*
I am being blocked on all ends and I need a solution fast. Any help will be
**GREATLY** appreciated.
-Kevin Stone
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tract the results as ussual... mysql_fetch_row() or mysql_fetch_array() or
whatever you would use. Let me know if this works becuase I've not tried it
before. Seems like it should work though. Good luck. :-)
-Kevin Stone
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From: "phantom" <[EMAIL PR
Could be "\r"? I'm not sure about this becuase I haven't tried it. I know
that \r is used as the return character in other OSs.
-Kevin Stone
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesda
Sorry if this sounds like an extremely amature question. :)
Is there a function in PHP that will output the difference between two timestamps
(hours/mins/secs), similar in the way that getdate() extracts the date of a timestamp?
Thank you.
-Kevin Stone
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