Isn't this info in the HTTP_REFERER field normally?
Dallas Kropka wrote:
I need to grab the referring search engines keywords used in the search. I
need to be able to determine what the keywords were, and what the engine
was... (Lycos, AltaVista etc...).
How can I do this, where can I
I find the VB way (or VBScript anyway) of doing functions backwards.
My recollection is that if I call a function blah...
x = blahfunction('cow')
'blahfunction' itself has to be defined *in* the function to get the value
back. I can't even think of a good example, it's so foreign to me and I
wrote:
{} inside of "" now does order-of-operations, I think...
Something like that. It's in the docs somewhere.
I thought this was a PHP3 - PHP4 change, not related to RedHat nor ereg in
particular...
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From: Michael Kimsal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
With due respect to your boss, PHP would make the site *more* compatible with
people's browsers, without having to worry about which version(s) of javascript
people have, or in fact if they even have it available. I'd pitch the
accessibility angle, in your shoes, if nothing else.
Good luck.
Dean Hall wrote:
I read once on this list that PHP supports a DBI-like database access object (such
as the one in Perl). Is this true? Does anyone know where I can find documentation
for it? I can't seem to find it in the manual.
Also, how do you all handle generic SQL for multiple DBMSs?
Not too similar to the caching issue of template output -
I maybe missing something, but at least in our case, *every* page
made with templates has custom info re: the client (name, etc) which
can't, imo, be cached, unless we started caching multiple bits of the templates
then assembling them -
Wasn't directed quite at me, but I'll chime in nonetheless
We used LocalDirector for awhile, with it's 'sticky bit' functionality,
and it basically didn't work with AOL. I just looked at the
coyote product and they claim it works with 'large ISP' proxies - maybe a veiled
reference to AOL
Use a separate DB for something like this - have a data database, and a 'logging'
database. We're setting up something similar - currently we have 2 databases for
separate things, and will probably merge the first two datasets back into the main
database, and turn the second one into a logger.
only do this in templates?
regards,
andrew
On 1/13/01 7:06 PM, "Michael Kimsal" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I looked around the web for templates and founf FastTemplates. Not exactly
what i was looking for thoug
lets say I have
$f
I'm sure it could be done, just with a bit of planning.
The notion of passing in sql results is not foreign - we do it
sometimes to our own 'templates', but our templates are generally
just HTML with a bit of PHP in there, whereas the initial PHP page
is PHP with a tiny bit of HTML. If there's
Our initial tests showed ~10-20% speed increase on
benchmarks where we just hit a page over and over,
but not on all pages.
The code is included, so people can see what it's doing,
but it is most likely not as sophisticated as Zend's
upcoming offering. Zend actually knows how everything works
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We upgraded a box running RH6.2 to RH7.
Same build process for PHP as before, but the ereg functions
didn't work the same.
ereg_replace("{cow}",$cow,$x);
now needs to be
ereg_replace("\{cow\}",$cow,$x);
The {} are escaped now. Dunno what changed 'under the hood', but
the only change we made
But you SHOULD know what DOMAIN it's going to -
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can all go to one account. It's not a case of setting up
individual usernames to point to one account - mail for
the whole domain could/should be routed to the one account.
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