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Here is the setup that I have used.
Please, adapt to your needs.
Table 'theTable' is supposed to contain columns fname, mname, lname
and ePass (encrypted password). The crypt() function produces a password
that
cannot be decrypted and really works well.
Of course, you need to
You should do date arithmetic using the Unix date format (number of
seconds since 1970).
I think these string format dates are not appropriate.
Mario
Merlin wrote:
Hi there,
I am trying to create a date which is 25 years back from today. The
purpose of this is to be able to query a mysql
use printf( %02d, $a + 1 )
or something like that. Should work.
Mario
p
Labunski wrote:
Hello,
I have small problem..
$a = 01;
echo $a+1;
//this will display 2, instead of 02.
How to get 02?
thanks.
Lab.
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In php.ini we have the ability to set sendmail_from only for Windows. It
is unfair, because it does not work
for Linux. When I broadcast, the From defaults to 'Apache' and people
have complained about that.
Another thing that is causing trouble is that uploaded file ownership
defaults to
Sebastian Mendel,
I am using simple scripts to verify this file size issue:
The Html file that accepts the job is as follows:
form enctype=multipart/form-data action=uploading.php method=POST
input type=hidden name=MAX_FILE_SIZE value=800 /
pSend this file: input name=userfile type=file
My problem: To upload large files.
Although /etc/php.ini on my Linux server specifies
upload_max_filesize = 8M
post_max_size = 8M
only files smaller than 512 kB are uploaded, while larger files fail
with message
File contains no data
Everything happens as if php.ini were being ignored, although
I set display_errors, startup_errors, track_errors On in php.ini,
restarted Apache and reran an upload session.
The only error message displayed upon attempt to upload a large file is
This document contains no data
The specified log file is empty.
I am using Apache 2.0, but could not find
Yes, I restarted httpd and ran phpinfo() to check if the parameter
values were being recognized by php.
Two different Linux servers respond differently to the same change in
php.ini.
That is why I suspect that my server has some basic setting that
overrides everything that I do for php.
I am
This is a similar question, but under Linux.
No matter how I change the upload_max_filesize in /etc/php.ini, the file
uploading script refuses to accept files larger than 512 kB.
If I run the phpinfo() function, the new value for upload_max_size (20M)
appears there, but I get the message File
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