ing:
Platform Type (such as ASP, ISAPI, PHP, ColdFusion, BroadVision)
No Perl. No Java. BroadVision, but no Vignette. The mindshare must be
getting big -
if they bother to mention PHP as a platform for Passport. :)
Just wanted to pass that along:
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x27;ve taken it a step further in house,
but the idea is similar.
fusebox.org has more info on this style.
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ases you
would, but is that the reason (speed?)
you're asking?
I wonder how many CF people will be writing custom tags still now that
CF5 finally allows user-defined functions.;
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Daniel Baldoni wrote:
>G'day folks,
>
>Here's a theoretical question for those of you using PHP's inbuilt session
>facilities...
>
> How do you "keep" your variables across redundant servers? Or,
> isn't anybody out there hosting PHP-based services on grouped
> servers?
>
>My q
d take it out of there system
then. This is how they have
achieved speedups in later versions - when processing a queue, it sorts
by domain first, so that it
can open a connection and send repeated emails, rather than open a
separate connection for each
mail to that domain.
Michael Kimsa
function will be problematic. Being able to do something like
$x = new item();
$x->weight= 1;
$x->state = 2;
$x->sku = 3;
$x->calculateFreight();
without worrying about the order of the parameters helps a lot, imo.
To each his own tho.
-----------
IIS running anything as a CGI doesn't support standard cookie specs -
you need to search on the microsoft site about CGI, IIS and NPH (non
parsed headers). They admit they don't support the CGI spec, and offer
a workaround, but I can't attest to it working or not.
Diego Fulgueira wrote:
> R
Ben Cairns wrote:
> >I know I've seen one before, and before I go write my own version, does
> >anyone know of a PHP script that echoes the uptime of a server (Linux) in
> >days,hour,minutes, etc?
>
> Does anyone know a script to do this under WinNT?
http://is-it-true.org/nt/atips/atips228.sht
$HTTP_HOST ?
Not sure - don't feel like setting up a wildcard... :)
Joe Stump wrote:
> Say i have a server foobar.com and in my httpd.conf i have *.foobar.com as
> a ServerAlias in my is there a common PHP var that will give me
> the domain someone actually types in?
>
> $SERVER_NAME only give
gtk.php-coder.net I think has something (might be .com) ?
Roman wrote:
> Do you now where I find tutorial (not online) or some good helps for
> PHP-GTK+.
> In gtk.php.net dosn't good help.
>
> Thanx for all.
>
> roman
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On Sat, 12 May 2001, Mitch Vincent wrote:
We too have been developing using an OO approach for awhile - definitely
in PHP4. One of the other guys here was more OO than I was in PHP3, but
we've standardized more on our coding style in PHP4.
I would not doubt that there's some overhead with an
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.parse-url.php
On Sat, 12 May 2001, John Vanderbeck wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I am quite horrible when it comes to regexps, but I have a string that
> contains a complete url, like:
> http://www.domain.com/this/is/it.html
>
> And I need to strip everything but
The other poster was correct in their reply, but a more fitting reply is
that $PHP_SELF is NOT a "constant". A constant would be something like...
define(PHP_SELF,"cow");
All PHP code would then show PHP_SELF as "cow".
cw wrote:
> I'm trying to reference $PHP_SELF and $REMOTE_USER inside a c
On Sat, 12 May 2001, Jochen Kaechelin wrote:
> Hello list!
>
> When you create a pdf-document with Adobe Acrobat
> you can protect it with a password!
> Is there a way to protect it with php's pdf-funtions, too!
>
> I found nothing in the docs!
>
No - there is no way to do this. Those pass
Check for extraneous spaces in your script.
Tim Schulte wrote:
> Hi there -
>
> I am having some weird problems here. I am try to write a script that
> will check to see where a movie file is being called from. I want to define
> which web page I will allow a movie to be called from, and blo
There is a list on yahoo groups for PHP employees.
It's primarily intended to be a place for employers looking for PHP people
to post listings too. Spare pickings so far, but it's not been publicized
much yet.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/phpjobs
"Altunergil, Oktay" wrote:
> I'm looking for
Our personal experience is that the ISAPI version, running under IIS,
is not stable. Last version I tried was 4.0.4pl1. Perhaps 4.0.5 is
better now, but I don't think so.
I've read reports of people using PHP ISAPI under Apache on
Windows, but I've not tried that myself.
Richard McLean wrote
Generally, you'd have to use a COM object written specifically to deal
with files. There are some ways to look at the raw data from an image and
file and extract that info, but it's frankly beyond me at this time of
night. :)
If you have control over the server the ASP code is on, you might con
Do you trust a poll that classifies XML as a scripting language?
SED wrote:
> ...of course M$ is worried about PHP, see this:
>
> http://www.hotscripts.com/webpoll/results.php
>
> SED
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We'd offered this before, and got a lukewarm response. Currently retooling
our website to offer this service directly, but we offer one-off and long-term
commercial support contracts for PHP. Development, installation,
troubleshooting,
and more. Contact me directly at 1-866-745-3660 if you have
On Mon, 7 May 2001, Jeff wrote:
> I have two questions:
>
> 1) I've seen a lot of benching by pc magazine and they're saying how
> great cold fusion is and how bad php is. However, they don't use Zend
> in any of their tests. Does anyone know of benchmarks against popular
> systems that incl
Go check the archives - marc.theaimsgroup.com has a link to them, and I
think there's a
link at php.net. We've also got a link to them at
http://phphelpdesk.com/search/ (frames
required).
You'll find numerous arguments on both sides in the archives. More than
you'll
probably get in a response t
Perhaps you could post this project on sourceforge - you might be able to
attract some developers that way.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
>I know this isn't the best place to post this, but I tried a lot of
> other places without much success.
>
>I am developing a very flexible shoppi
Noah Spitzer-Williams wrote:
> is there a service on the web that can do this for you? i once found a site
> that would accept a url and an interval and would retrieve that url
> (therefore running any code you had in there) on your interval
>
> - Noah
cronservice.com is one.
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various platforms (JSP, CF, PHP, Perl, VBScript). That would, imo, make
it worhtwhile for people to learn *one* templating system that would be
cross-platform.
On Tue, 1 May 2001, Christian Reiniger wrote:
> On Monday 30 April 2001 21:02, Steven Haryanto wrote:
> > At 5/1/2001
behind HTML::Template for explanation on this:
>
> http://www.perlmonth.com/features/template/template.html?issue=11
>
> Not everything with loops and IFs is a programming language. I would
> probably call PDF or RTF a programming language too if it were.
>
> Steve
>
'variables' to the template.
>
> Steve
>
> At 5/1/2001 12:36 AM, Michael Kimsal wrote:
> >Why not just use PHP in the template? That's kinda what it was made for.
> >
> >On Sun, 29 Apr 2001, Steven Haryanto wrote:
> >
> > > Does anyone know a
Why not just use PHP in the template? That's kinda what it was made for.
On Sun, 29 Apr 2001, Steven Haryanto wrote:
> Does anyone know a rather advanced template solution in PHP?
> At least one that supports loop and if (like HTML::Template),
> and directives/commands would be nice (like Perl
You can only do one file in each box - get a yahoo mail account and see how
they
handle file uploading.
Ivan Porro wrote:
> Hi,
>
> anyone know a simple way to realize multiple-upload at once (something
> like Msoft CTRL-multiple selection when browsing and uniqe Upload
> button). I've found on
We've worked on similar, but somewhat less ambitious projects,
and I will caution you on the 'easy' part of this. It will never be
easy. Doesn't matter who your target audience is - you're biting off
a huge project, and there will always be some people who find
what you're doing too difficult or
Scott Fletcher wrote:
> I noticed when I install the PHP using hte version with "pl", like
> PHP-4.0.4pl1, and compile Apache with this PHP. Apache said it couldn't
> compile the PHP and doesn't compile it. I struggled with it for a few
> hours. Then I end up installing PHP-4.0.2 without t
Just include() it.
Duke wrote:
> I'm setting up an html "shell" for my webpage that I include with my php
> code so I don't have to see html crap and whatnot.
> I'm wondering what the best way is to insert the html "shell" into my code?
> Should I just echo the file, should I include(), require(
Plutarck wrote:
> PHP can be a tad screwy with how it handles multi-dimensional arrays, but
> yes PHP handles them. No real speed problems with them either.
>
> But you may just want to use an associative array like:
>
> $loc = array("y" => $y, "x" => $x);
>
> Then just use $loc["y"] and $loc["
Jon Shoberg wrote:
> So I was having a conversation with a manager/educator in the IT Industry :)
>
> In a discussion concerning search engines he stated how he dislikes dynamic
> web pages (PHP/ASP/JSP/CFM) because search engine spiders 'choke' on dynamic
> content or gives those pages a lower
I'm seeing references to functions that 'are' in 4.0.6, but I wasn't
even
aware that 4.0.5 was released yet. I've seen references to RCs for
4.0.5,
but nothing's on the php.net page. Did I miss something?
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Plutarck wrote:
> I use to be really enthusiastically pro-XML just as I was getting into PHP,
> but now I've basically taken a "XML shmexXML" approach. I get the initial
> attraction, but I would think the love would fade off a bit.
>
> The key that so many people seem to forget is the best way
ing course. :)
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Be careful with the .phtml assumption - there are mod_perl sites that
use it as well. There was some golf site I was looking at last year
that was .phtml, but when I asked one of their employees about it he
said (and the server headers confirmed) that it was mod_perl. :(
Joe Stump wrote:
> W
Brent Langston wrote:
> Does anyone know what Yahoo uses? It's obviously some form of scripting...
> especially at http://my.yahoo.com. I've always been curious about what they
> are using as their parser... it appears to spit out pure HTML, so it acts
> like PHP...
>
> Any thoughts?
No offe
.com was running PHP at one point. I think it still is.
aspsourcecode.com runs PHP. :)
Those are just a few of what I know. As I wrote before, we're putting together
a collection of this type of info for future reference. Anyone with more info,
please
contact me. Thanks. :)
Yes - look at freetds.org.
>
> sorry... I did not make myself clear. I don't intend to switch from IIS to
> Apache, cuz I can't. The server runs a whole site in ASP... this is the
> only PHP script that runs on it, I was thinking more of running it in
> Linux... can I access a MS SQL server fro
On Sat, 7 Apr 2001, Dean Hall wrote:
> "Michael Kimsal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
> > I'm not sure why XML is an issue. Does XML use the ? in it's syntax? XML
> > tags are, to my k
>
> > If the people defining the PEAR standards really were that interested in
> > standards, why include alternate ways of doing something?
> > And if the 'short tag' method is useful enough for people, why 'exclude'
> it
> > from a standard? This notion of 'PEAR standards' does irk me some,
Yes yes I'm a zealot. :)
If the people defining the PEAR standards really were that interested in
standards,
why include alternate ways of doing something?
And if the 'short tag' method is useful enough for people, why 'exclude' it
from a standard? This notion of 'PEAR standards' does irk me
Why are you having problems with option one? That one makes more
sense to me, because you can have the FORM in only one file, and show
error messages/etc on the same page as the form.
psuedo-code
SHOW FORM STUFF HERE
also include submitted values so if
there are errors we'll see them an not
n to approx 1000 errors/daily.
>
> Kees
>
> -Oorspronkelijk bericht-
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Very strange. I've noticed some integrity issues using mssql_pconnect,
but we don't explicitly use transactions in any case, so it may not
even go that deep.
I wonder if the odbc functions have this issue - anyone have any ideas?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello Michael
>
> Some people have re
Hi John -
Can you elaborate on the concurrency issues?
Thanks.
John wrote:
> Hello Adrian,
>
> There are some concurrency issues with mssql if you are using
> mssql_pconnect. Try switching to mssql_connect. Also check to see if
> transactions are enabled in mssql.
>
> Your SQL insert syntax lo
Not sure what kind of network you're on, but I've had the exact opposite
experience.
The new design is easier on the eyes, but also much more lightweight, meaning
much quicker downloads. Especially if using NS - I couldn't look up any
function
in under 10 seconds before. Now it's normally <3.
If you're using PHP, you're already a winner (in my book anyway!)
:)
Phillip Bow wrote:
> Aww shoot. How am I supposed to win now? :)
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Scott Walter wrote:
> I know this sounds very simple, but I only want certain fields on my form
> to be displayed depending on the selected item in a drop-down menu, that is
> part of the form. I cannot figure out how to get it to work, and I don't
> want to resubmit the form... *** I need it
Hello.
I posted something about this a few days ago, and am
reiterating my request again. We're looking for
PHP case studies that we can use in an upcoming project.
Interested parties should contact me directly at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Thanks. :)
Not really sure what you need suggestions on. There are tons
of examples for querying MySQL databases from PHP out
there around the net, not to mention the php.net mysql
area itself.
Scott Novinger wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Would someone please offer some specific suggestions for the following?:
>
I thought there was something in the manual that it didn't work on IIS.
I had the same problem, and had to give up. There was definitely someone
else on the mailing list who mentioned this months ago.
Christian Dechery wrote:
> Why does system() - or any of its cousins, I've tried them all: e
I don't like appearing rude, but I think you need to reevaluate your
request some. What you're asking for is not a 'code snippet' - it's
an application. A fairly customized application, I'd think too.
Write down exactly the features and functionality you'd want.
Search around the web for progra
y matter. I've been involved in too many
death-marches
myself to not want to go through that every week.
Chris Adams wrote:
> On 2 Apr 2001 06:49:02 -0700, Michael Kimsal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >* Willingness to work weekends/evenings, if need be, to meet deadlines.
>
&
Not sure exactly what you mean. I'm a suit who *wants* to be a techie?
I'm a techie who is also a suit, if truth be told.
James Moore wrote:
> > * Ability to talk me through at least 2 ways of solving a data
> > manipulation
> > problem, without code - whiteboard/paper/hand gestures and words
To follow up just a bit more, here are skills I would require of someone
before hiring them:
* Practical SQL knowledge, with hands-on experience of at least 6 months
(with projects/URLs to show for it) with either MySQL, Postgres, MSSQL,
Oracle, DB2 or another high-level DB system (preferably mor
ext couple weeks,
once
we have some other input from PHP developers.
Thanks in advance. :)
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Perhaps you should have taken that job. ??? I've heard (and found really)
that it's easier to find work if you're working. It's harder to make
interviews
and whatnot, but it gets you out there, you meet others and network. Who
knows where that can lead to? But if your talent is being put to u
Without getting into the specifics of the zend product,
which we've not tested thoroughly, I'd hazard a wild speculation that
zend encoder-encoded scripts:
1. can be decoded
2. can NOT be decoded to the original source
Obviously anything encoded needs to be decoded to run, and someone
with enoug
Les Neste wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a question about security with PHP. I'm building a site with PHP
> and some of the scripts connect to MySQL. All someone needs to do to get
> my MySQL passwords is view the PHP source, right? And the recommended
> approach around this is to use Zend, right?
To reiterate Cal's statement, we've not had issues with PHP size, other than speed.
HUGE scripts take longer to compile and parse, but overall we've been fine. I've
got scripts that are in excess of 1500 lines, which also include templates and other
classes, which would often put the combined fil
"Release Candidate"
elias wrote:
> as for the pl{x} notation, i ask what is the rc{x} notation ?
>
> ""Scott Fletcher"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > Hi!
> >
> > Can anyone tell me what the difference with those
With the hope that someone at php.net is listening...
I understand you want to track how many downloads you've got, etc. but
can you make the download more direct somehow? I can't do a wget
against
the php.net site to download the latest version. :( I think it's the ?
in the
URL that gives me
I don't think it's anything to do with HTTP 1.0 or 1.1.
It's simply the fact that NS gets a copy of the website for
everything, all the time. Resized the window? OOPS! Guess
I need a new copy of the file I just got 5 seconds ago! Stupid
stupid stupid.
I think it's simply down to the fact that
David Hynes wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm new to PHP (well I used it years ago), and have been using Perl ever
> since.
>
> Someone told me that PHP is a lot more efficient than Perl, is this true ? I
> am developing a fairly large website using a MySQL database running on a
> cobalt RAQ3 server and so
keep the focus of the group on PHP
jobs.
I invite you all to join up at
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A 'minimum' is hard to recommend with out usage requirements.
The minimum specs really depend on what you're doing with it -
intranet? public web server? how much traffic do you expect?
You don't state an OS preference here, but I'd think hardware
requirements would be similar for both unix/li
No problem. Understood about the table issue, but it's normally not
the downloading of the HTML that's as much a problem as the rendering,
in my experience, with netscape.
I'm the last person who would adopt this attitude, but...
Check your stats? How many IE users? How many NS users?
The 'so
If you're using a templating system of some sort,
if should be pretty easy to check the USER_AGENT and only
compress if it's IE. Or NOT compress is it's NS.
That's about the only way to do it easily that I can think of,
and we're planning on implementing.
I WANT to like netscape. REALLY. Bu
You'll be reinitializing the object on every page request - objects
aren't perisistant across requests. You can make the data in
that object persistent - basically recreate the object every page with
the old data (PHP4 sessions would be one way to go here) but you
won't be able to make the objec
I can get to it OK.
"Boget, Chris" wrote:
> What's up with the PHPBuilder website? It's been down all day.
> :( Does anyone know?
>
> Chris
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Hi Ben.
I see your point, but it's harder to deal with in those cases.
I'd reckon most people on this list are using some type of shared hosting
system anyway, where they CAN'T do that.
Creating extra users in most databases I've used is a bit of a pain, and trying
to
tie in your application's
elved.
Yoshi Melrose wrote:
> have you tried out http://freshmeat.net ? do a search for odbc, you'll find
> a few. :)
>
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Am I the only one who can not find any free ODBC drivers for Linux?
I see countless references to ODBC driver managers, but no ODBC drivers
themselves - not free ones anyway.
I'll have to second the other poster's comments re: FreeTDS. It works fine,
and we're looking at using SQLRelay in conjun
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Doe's vCard
GenericCard.php would have something like...
//
// build $text from $uid passed in
//
header("Content-type: x/y");
header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=$filename" );
print $text;
exit();
"x/y" would be something like text/html or application/vnd.exce
Although I somewhat agree with the webmin sentiment,
after having tried to do simple maintenance on a cobalt for someone,
it seems a real dog for anything outside the normal scope of what
they want you to do. We needed to edit an httpd.conf file,
but there doesn't seem to be a way to do it. Ditt
Agreed. I think that JSP in some cases would be faster because the JVM is
always running. Really depends on the structure of the code and what's it's
doing.
The first time a JSP is run it'll compile, so it's slow, but after compilation
exists
its fine.
If you're doing database stuff, that'll pr
Don wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Has anyone run into problems using PHP to access a database (MySQL) and
> build a form. I am trying to build a form that contains anywhere from
> 10 to 20 tables. Each table will contain drop down menus, text boxes
> and text areas. As you may envision, this form can
"Joe Sheble (Wizaerd)" wrote:
> At 09:36 AM 3/14/01 -0500, Michael Kimsal wrote:
> >What they've got now is completely fine - why necessarily change it?
>
> As you've stated, there are many reasons why changing would be a good
> thing, but mostly it&#x
What they've got now is completely fine - why necessarily change it?
OK OK - I know many of the reasons why, but moving to another platform,
you will most likely 'lose' that 'advanced authentication'. Oo.
To gain the flexibility and stability of PHP on Linux/Apache, everyone in
the comp
H... while there are abstract ideas which are generally useful
and prudent to adhere to, I don't think most people understand them
too well as abstracts and need concrete examples to map them to.
Hence the employee contact database examples. And simple shopping cart
examples. :)
Do you hav
try
select count(fieldvaluein) from FROM TableOfInterest WHERE
FieldValueIn=ValueOfInterest
You don't need the GROUP if you just want the count - from your post
and title, it sounds like you just want to know if a value exists in the
table.
You don't need to know what the value IS, because you'r
Use a database to store the session information.
Or store everything in files on one machine and map connections
from the other servers to the main one.
(I prefer the first method)
Martin Cameron wrote:
> Does anyone know if it is possible to maintain session state across a
> cluster of four
Mark Maggelet wrote:
> On Mon, 12 Mar 2001 17:04:13 -0500, Russ Cobbe ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
> wrote:
> >If you are worried about your payment processor going down (which to
> >me would be a very serious concern) you might want to look at
> >www.opayc.com which is a standardized way to talk to abo
Carsten Gehling wrote:
>
> > Are you sure? The #include is an SSI directive, not ASP. It should create
> a
> > separate internal HTTP request for the included file. I know for sure that
> > for example you can include a JScript ASP page inside a VBScript ASP page
> > like this - although I real
You're comparing a framework to a language.
ASP is a technology which allows code for different languages to be embedded in a file
parsed by a webserver (IIS). To accomplish this, different languages need to be
written
as modules for that webserver. MS has VBScript (default language), JScript
I didn't know you could get IIS4 on windows 98. Are you sure you don't mean
PWS?
Knotek Vlastimil wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have following problem. I have 2 computers:
> 1. Win98, IIS4, PHP4.04pl1
> 2. Win2000, IIS4, PHP4.04pl1
>
> with same php.ini
>
> When I am tried to execute my page on the
To the PHP.net design person/people:
THANK YOU! I'm tempted to send this as an HTML mail with THANK YOU
in big bold flashing letters. :)
The older look was neat to show off to people re: pop up menus, etc.,
but this is
a real speed demon, and will be much more useful for searching around.
Tha
Hola - your English is mucho better than my Spanish (or is it Portguese in
Brazil?) sorry!
I assume you're looking for PHP code equivalents for this, correct?
Is there any reason you can't just put the code in your template?
That would do it just as well. Admittedly, there's
http://www.zend.com/zend/art/under-php4-hood.php
and
http://www.zend.com/zend/art/ref-count.php
are articles that go into a bit more depth on this topic. Maybe not
as detailed as you'd like, but they explain a bit more about
how/why "PHP does it for you" is a valid reply to your question.
Gusta
intended to do that.
Scott Fletcher wrote:
> I can't user mssql_connect, I'm using odbc_connect! Most of the websites
> for my company use odbc_connect. Because we sometime move the website from
> unix to windows and back. So, it is more reliable that way.
>
> Scot
Scott Fletcher wrote:
>Hi! I am installing the FreeTDS so that unix machine can use PHP to
> connect to MS-SQL Server using odbc_connect.
I assume you mean mssql_connect, not odbc_connect.
> However, the direction is
> pretty tricky and it isn't much of a help in clarification. I have
ASP can 'host' other languages that are designed to be used in ASP.
Currently VBScript and JScript ship with IIS, and PerlScript is available.
PHP is not something which can directly be plugged into the ASP architecture.
Having said that, most of the MS people I know that use ASP ALWAYS
use VBScr
Does it work when you print from Netscape? I don't have a printer hooked
up,
but that was a problem with some other gzip stuff I used in the past.
David VanHorn wrote:
> There's a new mod_gzip out that does work with PHP output.
> Have a look at www.dvanhorn.org
> All the pages are PHP genera
Gerald Gutierrez wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I understand that a lot of JSP Vs. PHP questions have been asked on this
> list, but they've been philosophical and general in nature. I have some
> specific questions and was hoping that someone might be able to entertain them:
>
> 1) JSPs can persist vari
Any particular reason you don't do something like:
$whatever="blah";
include($whatever);
This eliminates the need for potentially dozens of case/switch statements.
If you're interested, we're developing a more structured way of handling
this with classes, and I could demonstrate some of this to
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