Chris,
all you need to check that is:
?php
if (!$page)
{
... do your stuff ...
}
?
that should do it, as long as the url var exists it'll work. =)
Yoshi
- Original Message -
is there a php equivalent for this little tidbit from a friend's cf
script?
here it is:
cfif NOT
the PHP equivalent is isset()
if( !isset( $url_Page ))
At 03:09 AM 3/19/01 -0500, Jack Dempsey wrote:
What exactly does that do chris?
If you're trying to check and see if there's a file on the server, then you
could do something with readdir, is_file, etc...if you want to post what
that
What exactly does that do chris?
If you're trying to check and see if there's a file on the server, then you
could do something with readdir, is_file, etc...if you want to post what
that actually tests for then i might be able to help more
jack
-Original Message-
From: chris herring
We are doing some PDF work for a client in PHP. Not quite sure how many 'tags'
CF has, but, although there are many, it's not an easy thing. Lots of 'exact
positioning' for everything, and we ended up writing some routines ourselves to
handle textboxes and such. You'll need to invest a bit of
You might look into HTMLDOC. This progam takes HTML files as input and converts them
to PDF. You could create a template in HTML, use PHP to replace to user specific
fields and then call HTMLDOC to create the PDF. HTMLDOC is located at
http://easysw.com/htmldoc/
Michael
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