[PHP] Interpreting PHP in dynamic generated web-pages

2001-07-05 Thread Dieter Stolpmann
Hi, I'm trying to solve the following issue in a (hopefully) simply way: - I'm creating web-pages using php and perl (using a page template) - the dynamically created pages may contain php code which I like to get interpreted in a normal fasion. The ideas is have to solve the

[PHP] remote files on IIS

2001-07-06 Thread Dieter Stolpmann
Hi, I need to get the following working on windows with IIS: ? include(http://www.php.net;); ? I know, it's working on unix, but it creates an error message on IIS. Is there a patch, which enables this feature on IIS? (I do develop my webpages on a windows system, later, they are hosted on

Re: [PHP] Interpreting PHP in dynamic generated web-pages

2001-07-06 Thread Dieter Stolpmann
Here's how I see things: say http://mydom.com/cgi-bin/dynsite.pl is the thing that generates the html/php code. Make http://mydom.com/index.php contain just this line: ? include (http://mydom.com/cgi-bin/dynsite.pl;) ? This works effectively as a include-virtual SSI directive: it reads

[PHP] ? include (http://www.myserver.de/page2.php); ?

2001-07-08 Thread Dieter Stolpmann
Hi, does anyone know, how to get the following line working an windows? ? include (http://www.myserver.de/page2.php;); ? I know, this way to access a remote file works on UNIX. I simply can't get it to work on window. Is there a patch/trick out, wich enables this? I tried it on windows

[PHP] session on win32

2001-07-23 Thread Dieter Stolpmann
Hi, I can't get session_register() to work on a win2k system with IIS4. After creating the session 'session_start()' and registering a variable 'session_register(counter)' which is set a a non zero value, the only thing, the session data file contains is: !counter| The value never gets stored!