On Wednesday 24 December 2003 08:06 pm, Peter Walter wrote:
I have written a session-enabled php page which displays a table of
search results. The first column in the table contains anchor links to
www.mydomain.com/mypage?seqno= where seqno is a variable I would
like to pass when the
On Wednesday 24 December 2003 10:15 pm, Jack E. Wasserstein, DDS, Inc. wrote:
Sorry,
No such thing as $_POST_VARS
next time you're having problems, try doing an error_reporting(E_ALL); It
really helps a lot, though I'll admit it can be a bit finicky :)
Oh and don't forget to turn it off when
I have a problem that i cant send variable over a form. Because of that when i watn
to echo the variable next page an error occured...i use redhat 9.0, apache 2 and php
4.3.4. Please help me
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php-general Digest 25 Dec 2003 15:16:12 - Issue 2493
Topics (messages 173314 through 173319):
Re: basic set and read a cookie probs
173314 by: Jack E. Wasserstein, DDS, Inc.
173318 by: Evan Nemerson
Re: JavaScript question
173315 by: -{ Rene Brehmer }-
Problem with
Some code samples would be really helpful. You also said an error occurred
but failed to mention any details about that error. That aside, I'll make a
guess at some possible problems:
1) You're trying at access the wrong super global (e.g. GET when you should
be looking for POST).
2) You're
I'm running PHP version 4.3.0 on a Macintosh PowerBook with OS 10.2.1,
doing some PHP tutorial exercises. And I've run across something I haven't
seen before in the sample code I'm seeing:
print HERE
[multiple lines of code]
HERE;
Now, from what I've read, it seems that the point of
$session_time = $current_time - $_SESSION('timestamp');
echo session time = $session_time seconds.br;
The output to the browser (Safari) is as follows:
inside check IF
Time = 1072308706.
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: array() in
AFAIK, it has been in PHP since the beginning of PHP4. I could be wrong,
but I think it was one of the new features added when 4.0 came out. Here
is a little reference material for you on it.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php#language.types.string.syntax.heredoc
Without
You can place form tags around the anchors and use hidden tags and send
via post so the variable is not obvious. A user reading the source would
see this though...
echo form name=\form1\ action=\https://this.site.com/somePage.php\;
method=\post\\n;
echo a
Evan,
Thank you for responding - as a newbie to PHP, HTML, and JavaScript, the
cookie approach is a little too complex for me. However, after googling
some more, I came across the following approach which seems to be simple
and works well:
(a) enclose the result table within a form, specifying
It doesn't execute the code between the HERE ... HERE. It's called
heredoc syntax for delimiting strings.
Say you had a really long string, with lots of variables in it that
needed parsing, and lots of and ' signs. Instead of using print you
can use the heredoc syntax. You start with and an
A few months back the official PHP website still warned againts PHP and
Apache 2. I am wondering about the current status of these two technologies
when used together. I am about to configure a web server and was going to
use Apache 1.3 with PHP4+ as opposed to Apache 2 with PHP4+. What are your
php-general Digest 26 Dec 2003 03:59:07 - Issue 2494
Topics (messages 173320 through 173327):
Re: problem sending variables with forms
173320 by: Mike Brum
How New Is HERE?
173321 by: stiano.optonline.net
173323 by: Jeremy Johnstone
173326 by: Jasper
Hello,
Here I've got a few related questions, which are not stated explicitly
in the manual.
1. The manual says that the magic_quotes_gpc setting cannot be set at
runtime. Is it not possible to set this setting in an ini file, and
parse it with the parse_ini_file() function? Also, if this
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