pretty out of date anyhow. php-editors.com is a good alternative
suggestion.
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under php 4 cgi until the vendor updates to support
php 5. Google is unusually laconic on this, but perhaps I just offended
it with too many daft queries on the subject... :)
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El Bekko wrote:
Max Schwanekamp wrote:
Can anyone offer or point me to a summary of differences between
running php as an Apache module vs as a cgi executable? Specifically,
I'm wanting to upgrade our servers to php 5 but there is one crucial
third-party app we're using that still needs php
such as ADODb or PEAR::DB (there are lots of others).
You'll commonly find convenience functions to do things like output
query results into an HTML table. Why waste time debugging the wheel?
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pdf's either.
Never used it myself, but FPDF says it can do this using the FPDI
extension.
http://fpdf.org/en/FAQ.php (see item 17)
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- that's print
quality for text. But the image should be at print resolution, i.e.
300DPI or better, preferably a 24-bit PNG.
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PHP is strictly for the output. There is little
connection (or there shouldn't be anyway) between your application php
and the compiled php that Smarty produces when it parses a template file.
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'Last Sunday\'s date was '.date(m/d/y,$lastsunday);
echo 'br7 Weeks prior to Last Sunday, the date was
'.date(m/d/y,$sunday7weeks);
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Max Schwanekamp wrote:
Jay Paulson wrote:
How would I go about getting the timestamp of a day of the week from
7 weeks
ago?
$lastsunday = strtotime(last Sunday);
$sunday7weeks = $lastsunday - (86400 * 49); // 7 weeks = 49 days
Oops, that would be the sunday 7 weeks prior to _last_ Sunday
();
for($i=0;$i$recordcount; $i++)
{
$recordset[] = mysql_fetch_assoc($db_cursor);
}
//clean up, etc. [omitted]
Then use array_walk() or similar...
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spare, PhpMailer is
reasonably quick and has proven quite stable (I've built a couple
newsletter apps using it). What's the advantage of Richard's package
vs. the Pear one (on which he is a lead dev) vs. PhpMailer?
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you're describing is
INSERT...SELECT syntax. In your example, something like:
INSERT INTO mytable (name, code, price)
SELECT 'NEW', code, '33' FROM mytable
WHERE name = 'BASE' /* or whatever rows you need to copy */
Supported by MySQL, PostGres and others.
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PS - Hello all! This is my first post to the list; I've been lurking
for a week or two.
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