Daniel McCullough wrote:
Where I am having problems at is when they need to update the poppasswd,
which is a IMAP or QMAIL file. Plesk has files that will update the
system, but it seems that I using the exec() and system() I can access
those pl files. From the command prompt it works
Bix wrote:
I have a for loop within a for loop, and need to break out of both
together...
for ( blah ) {
for ( blah ) {
if ( true ) { break; } // only breaks out of this loop, how can I break it
out of both loops.
}
}
break accepts an optional numeric argument which tells it how many
nested
Daniel McCullough wrote:
Yes sorry for not being clear. I am trying to use exec() and system().
I guess I'm trying to see if there is another way to do it, like write
to a file and have acron job run every minute or so, or if there is some
way to make it seem like I am doing this with the
Jim Greene wrote:
Hi All,
I have a text file that has entries like the following:
user1:mbox1:
user1:mbox2:
I basically do: $mboxs = `cat file | grep user1 | cut -d: -f2';
I then want to print out the data in the $mboxs variable (array)
I am trying to use foreach but it does not work..
Beauford.2002 wrote:
I am looking for a simple authentication script that uses MySQL. I have
downloaded about 10 of them (most with no instructions on it's use), but
even at that they are not what I need.
The PEAR project has 7 different authentication packages, including Auth
which I
Vernon wrote:
I am calculating distances between to record's zip codes using php and have
a need to sort the recordset by that value. How do I do something like this?
I mean it's not a value in the table that I can use the SQL ORDER BY
statement. I want to be able to have the distances closest
Vernon wrote:
Use the distance you've calculated as the numeric index of an array,
pointing to
the record that corresponds to that distance.
Can you please expalin this statement? Perhaps a tutorial somewhere?
I could explain it better if you could post the code that you have so
far which
Bryan Koschmann - GKT wrote:
Hello,
I have gotten used to using .htaccess to protect files/directories, but
now I am looking at a need to authenticate against mysql. I have no
problem actually getting it to authenticate, but I'm wondering what the
simplest way to prevent someone from hitting
CF High wrote:
Hey all.
I was under the impression that PHP processes all php code first before
handing HTML processing over to the browser.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.outcontrol.php
Erik
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vernon wrote:
I think that maybe I should explain the fist Zip comes from a session, here
I've defined the variable. I use the caluation in the code to get the
distance and then loop the recordset so that the distance is created each
time the record loops through. I have taken many things
Marc Bakker wrote:
Hello all,
I installed PHP, Apache and MySQL. I read the install.txt file that came
with php and changed the default values in php.ini and httpd.conf. When I
restart Apache and type my local website (127.0.0.1/index.php) IE comes with
a 'Save file As' dialog box.
Instead of
Brad Wright wrote:
Thanks for the reply Rene,
Any change of a code sample of how u did this?? Im not at all experienced in
Java.
According to the manual, PHP does have some tokenizer functions:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.tokenizer.php
However, the documentation appears to be lacking as
Brad Wright wrote:
Erik,
thanks, are you able to pint me to some good reference sources on
tokenizer's... i have never come across them before
I have been scouring the web, and am coming up a decided blank. :)
The only tokenizers I have used are the StringTokenizer and
StreamTokenizer classes
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