On Thu, October 27, 2005 3:43 am, Christoph Freundl wrote:
I have a problem with the persistence of environment variables when
mixing PHP and SSI (Apache) and I am not sure if I just made an error
or if this approach cannot work at all.
So please consider the following files:
I *believe* that
On Fri, October 28, 2005 9:36 am, Christoph Freundl wrote:
Perhaps I return to what I primarily intended to ask: is it really the
wanted behaviour of virtual() that changes that are made by the
included file do not influence the environment of the including file?
That is most definitely a
Hello,
I have a problem with the persistence of environment variables when
mixing PHP and SSI (Apache) and I am not sure if I just made an error
or if this approach cannot work at all.
So please consider the following files:
setvar.shtml
-
Christoph Freundl wrote:
Hello,
I have a problem with the persistence of environment variables when
mixing PHP and SSI (Apache) and I am not sure if I just made an error
or if this approach cannot work at all.
So please consider the following files:
setvar.shtml
Am Freitag, 28. Oktober 2005 13:22 schrieb Jochem Maas:
info.php
-
?php
virtual( setvar.shtml );
have yuou tried include/require here instead of virtual()
I imagine that the env of the subprocess wouldn't affect
the env of the parent
Christoph Freundl wrote:
Am Freitag, 28. Oktober 2005 13:22 schrieb Jochem Maas:
info.php
-
?php
virtual( setvar.shtml );
have yuou tried include/require here instead of virtual()
I imagine that the env of the subprocess wouldn't affect
the
Am Freitag, 28. Oktober 2005 13:42 schrieb Jochem Maas:
ok, and if you stick the following in 1 file and call it?:
!--#set var=myvar value=myval --
?php echo apache_getenv( myvar ); ?
... just thinking out loud here.
Ok, I tried this by configuring Apache such that .php-files are also
Christoph Freundl wrote:
Am Freitag, 28. Oktober 2005 13:42 schrieb Jochem Maas:
ok, and if you stick the following in 1 file and call it?:
!--#set var=myvar value=myval --
?php echo apache_getenv( myvar ); ?
... just thinking out loud here.
I just looked at apache_getenv():
string
Hi All,
with the below code, $myrow[1] should = product_name's value, $myrow[2]
should = product_model_number's value and $myrow[3] should =
product_serial_number's value, but, product_name's value is not being
displayed, and the values are being moved to the left 1. Meaning
Mark Sargent wrote:
Hi All,
with the below code, $myrow[1] should = product_name's value,
$myrow[2] should = product_model_number's value and $myrow[3] should =
product_serial_number's value, but, product_name's value is not being
displayed, and the values are being moved to the left 1. Meaning
Ian Firla wrote:
I'm wondering if anyone knows if there's a way of sending strings of
mixed type to a UDP socket.
I'm storing the data I need to send in an array. Parsing the array with
a foreach, I'm sending out the various pieces to the socket with fwrite.
fwrite converts your input to
Hi All,
I'm wondering if anyone knows if there's a way of sending strings of
mixed type to a UDP socket.
I'm storing the data I need to send in an array. Parsing the array with
a foreach, I'm sending out the various pieces to the socket with fwrite.
Unfortunately, it seems that UDP terminates
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Wrong approach all together. Start using CVS
and do not mix php and html - use templates :)
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hi,
This may sound very newbie. But since html comment uses !-- -- which doesn't comment
out the
php code. And the php comment /**/ // apparently doesn't work on html. So how do I
comment out
a chunk of html/php mixed code?
Many thanks,
Wei Wang
/**/ // apparently doesn't work on html. So how do I
comment out
a chunk of html/php mixed code?
Many thanks,
Wei Wang
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On Monday 15 September 2003 12:59 pm, Wei Wang wrote:
hi,
This may sound very newbie. But since html comment uses !-- -- which
doesn't comment out the php code. And the php comment /**/ // apparently
doesn't work on html. So how do I comment out a chunk of html/php mixed
code?
probably
From: Wei Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This may sound very newbie. But since
html comment uses !-- -- which doesn't
comment out the php code. And the php
comment /**/ // apparently doesn't work
on html. So how do I comment out a
chunk of html/php mixed code?
/* and */ appears to work:
?php
On Mon, Sep 15, 2003 at 08:59:53PM +0100, Wei Wang wrote:
:
: This may sound very newbie. But since html comment uses !-- --
: which doesn't comment out the php code. And the php comment /**/ //
: apparently doesn't work on html. So how do I comment out a chunk of
: html/php mixed code?
Remove
?php /*
your mixed html and php code here
*/ ?
that way php will take everything inside the ?php ? tags and
comment them
out, regardless of if they are html or php or whatever.
This won't work is your PHP code has comments using /* */ syntax in it
already. I always just through an
On Mon, 15 Sep 2003 20:59:53 +0100, Wei Wang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
This may sound very newbie. But since html comment uses !-- -- which
doesn't comment out the
php code. And the php comment /**/ // apparently doesn't work on html. So
how do I comment out
a chunk of html/php mixed code
Wrong approach all together. Start using CVS
Wei Wang wrote:
hi,
This may sound very newbie. But since html comment uses !-- -- which doesn't
comment out the
php code. And the php comment /**/ // apparently doesn't work on html. So how do I
comment out
a chunk of html/php mixed code?
Many
Shaun wrote:
Hi,
In asp there is a session timeout function that allows the session to
end after the session is INACTIVE for x seconds/minutes ! How do i do this
in php ?
session_cache_expire(value_in_minutes);
documentation is not very clear about it, but I guess it needs to be set
before
In asp there is a session timeout function that allows the session to
end after the session is INACTIVE for x seconds/minutes ! How do i do
this
in php ?
You can set the lifetime of the session in php.ini.
session.gc_maxlifetime is the time after which, inactive sessions will
be deleted.
Hi,
In asp there is a session timeout function that allows the session to
end after the session is INACTIVE for x seconds/minutes ! How do i do this
in php ?
Is there a way to open a php page in internet expl. without having a
url/adress bar
or a back and forward button , if so how do i go to
While looking thru php funcions (mixed ora_getcolumn ( int cursor, mixed
column) in partucular)
I came across type MIXED. What does that mean? There is no such type
mentioned in the php
docs under TYPES section.
thanks.
max.
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On Tue, 2002-03-12 at 14:33, max wrote:
While looking thru php funcions (mixed ora_getcolumn ( int cursor, mixed
column) in partucular)
I came across type MIXED. What does that mean? There is no such type
mentioned in the php
docs under TYPES section.
thanks.
max.
It simply means that
How do you make a function like
bool session_register (mixed name [, mixed ...])
What does the function look like that it can take unlimited arguments?
Charles Killmer
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What does the function look like that it can take unlimited arguments?
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How do you make a function like
bool session_register (mixed name [, mixed ...])
What does the function look like that it can take unlimited arguments?
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