I haven't done it (what's the point since I'm a Windows user lol), but
you can change the default error handler. If it's error messages at the
bottom of HTML pages you want then just choose appropriate HTML elements
you need to align a message at the bottom of your page.
Is it possible to achieve this in Linux ?
Any help would be apreciated.
Warm regards.
http://us4.php.net/manual/en/ref.outcontrol.php
Call me stupid (actually please don't :) ) but how does output buffering
help in this case? Are you suggesting he write an output handler?
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Paul Higgins wrote:
Hi,
I was reading this article:
http://www.phppatterns.com/index.php/article/articleview/6/1/1/ .
I have a question about it. If you create this static Singleton object,
does it persist in memory globally? Or is it recreated each time a .php
page is requested?
AFAIK
Ben wrote:
Daniel Schierbeck wrote:
Tony Di Croce wrote:
What points can I bring up in PHP's favor? In what areas does PHP
trounce ASP?
First of all, ASP doesn't run on anything but Windows servers (unless
you're willing to use ChiliASP... *hiss*)
Exactly! Portability is key. Not being
Please do not spam the list. John sent you to the MySQL list as they
are better to handle MySQL query questions. If you have a question
about how to execute your specific query then you can refer to the PHP
manual:
http://php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-query.php
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Douglas 1 Jones wrote:
Hello,
I'm wondering if anyone knows of a filter that can take data to be wrapped in
XML tags and filter this data encoding any illegal XML characters or, if they
cannot be encoded, remove them. The problem I have is a database that contains
text that must be wrapped in
Symbulos Partners wrote:
We know that. We understood all of that.
Let me ask you this. Do you know what underlying libraries are
associated with the extensions you want to use (in your list below)? If
you do then you *should* be able to google for each library individually
and see if that
What you are talking about is opcode caching. While it certainly speeds
things up, it can be done much faster. When you cache a file that
contains a large PHP array definition, all you are caching are the
instructions to create that array. On every request these instructions
need to be
Don wrote:
Hi,
Reading the PHP 5 documentation at: HYPERLINK
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.basic.phphttp://www.php.net/man
ual/en/language.oop5.basic.php, I am confused.
In the example given, what is the difference between:
$assigned = $instance;
$reference = $instance;
I
Henning Sato von Rosen wrote:
Hi all!
I want to subclass a large website mainly written in PHP.
The sublassing is useful for testing when you want to test a change, a
bugfix or a new design, and only a few pages change. The subclass
would consist of an almost empty representation of the website
Jay Blanchard wrote:
Good afternoon gurus and gurettes,
If I have a large app what is the difference, other than having a very
large file, of doing this
switch($action){
/* several dozen cases to follow */
case foo:
writing out all of the code
break;
}
and
Does not up to date mean the code isn't working with current releases
of php 4 or 5? I'd be interested in giving it a try.
I believe this is the case. AFAIK the APC library doesn't support PHP5
or at least it didn't when I looked at it. If you want to pitch in
support for APC you should just
Jamie Alessio wrote:
Correct me if I am wrong, but includes (and/or requires) will get all of
the code in all of the cases regardless if the case is being processed.
You're wrong. The include() and require() statements are only evaluated
when they are reached in your application code, so there is
Otherwise, I'm curious as to why you're using a large switch, not that
it's bad inherently IMHO, but there may be a better overall approach.
/jw
I don't know why *he* wants to do it, but one useful example is the MVC
model (google MVC phppatterns if you're unfamiliar with the term).
For a
the file is not even read! The include() method is not only more
efficient but also easier to maintain as you suggest.
The efficiency point is at least debatable -- opening and reading the file
is actually quite an expensive operation, the cost of which may outweigh the
A good point not to be
Remember, I am old school. My first programming venture was in the 70's
with FORTRAN, so all of you young bucks view programming differently
than I do. I have a tendency to view things more from a C or C++ POV in
I am indeed a young buck... but now I find myself moving (backwards?)
because I have
Consider yourself bytten, RTFM indeed! (BTW, this behavior is not really
mentioned anywhere that I can find in TFM, it is more or less an
assumption to be made from an example which would not prove the include)
OK this is the last time I push the button on this one, but since you
asked ;)
Bottom line: I always require_once at the top of a file for any files
that I will require. No sense in doing anything else if the required
files aren't there. For conditionally including files include_once()
has always made the most sense to me.
I'm not sure that's the best strategy: since
Assumably, if includes were processed before the script was
executed, it would show a syntax error in foo2.php. We ran
Good point about the syntax error.
the test (v 4.2.1) and no error was returned, so that pretty
much answers the question (READ: includes are not processed
until they are
Sagar C Nannapaneni wrote:
Hi,
I've got a strange issue here
i'm using apache2 with php 4.3.9 on win 2000.
I've pointed the php extension directory to
extension_dir = C:\php\extensions
where all the extension dlls reside.
All extensions are working and all dlls are loading properly,,
What do
Kioto wrote:
PHP is scripting language interpreted and not compiled.
I want know about the difference beetwean the bytecode of JSP and ASP.NET
than PHP-Accelerator. Why this extension isn't a built-in into Zend
Engine parsing ?
This is a better solution to comparison the performace of PHP versus
What was your question?
Well if the problem is continuing sessions you need to either use
cookies or append a session id to the end of a URL.
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quoteIs it a file access/ownership thing?/quote
This is possible. Have you checked permissions for PHP user? My
original question remains unanswered though and it is probably a better
place to start...
extension_dir =
the wrong permissions. Why does apache not server the 403 on the php
page? Maybe this is better off in the apache list.
Yeah, this is really better on an Apache list... but...
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/core.html#errordocument
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M. Sokolewicz wrote:
try using __CLASS__
Torsten Roehr wrote:
This is a good suggestion but I wonder... Torsten do you have a large
heirarchy of parent classes or just one parent? E.g. Car - Sports Car
- Porsche. More importantly will __CLASS__ resolve to the class name
that you need...
If
__CLASS__ contains the name of the class the method is in. In my sample it
would be 'Car' and not 'Porsche'.
What I don't understand is why the behaviour of debug_backtrace() has been
changed!?!
Regards, Torsten
I have no idea why the behaviour changed (I didn't really use the
function before,
Christopher Fulton wrote:
This should work for you then(maybe...i don't have php5 on my
system, so it may not, but i think it would.
http://us4.php.net/manual/en/function.get-class.php
class Car {
function drive() {
return get_class($this);
}
}
class Porshe {
}
Greg Donald wrote:
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 16:10:00 -0500 (EST), Bruce Cooper
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to set up a custom sort for multi-level [i.e. nested] arrays. The
problem is I can't seem to get PHP to recognize syntax such as follows
$test=$test_array.'[index][next]';
Perhaps this
Warning: session_start():
open(C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\\sess_8c53cb2382f75076c51ed4b3edece36b, O_RDWR)
Search the archives... seriously... guaranteed you will find the answer
to this.
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PHP Manual:
By tunnelling the call through Porsche's own drive() method
debug_backtrace() will contain two traces, one of them with the correct
class name.
I tried using reflection but reflecting car by using __CLASS__ doesn't
give any information about the classes that extend it. So this doesn't work
either.
Tom wrote:
Hi
I'm batting my head against a wall on this one...
I have a class that has a constructor which sets some initial
conditions, and then a public function that does some work. I want to be
able to call this function from an external array_walk call, but when I
try and reference it as
Ranjan K. Baisak wrote:
This might be a very generic question.
I am in a process of migrating my java based RPC
server to PHP. Luckily with the help of the list I
could able to make sure that all rpc and xml related
function are getting excuted in Apache server. I am
using Apache2 in WInXP.
But
indeed that page does not make it very clear,
it's the generic call_back syntax, which can be used practically
everywhere a callback function is expected, the array you pass can be in
the form of:
array($object, 'methodname')
or
array('classname', 'methodname')
the second version allows you to
Tim Burgan wrote:
Hi everyone,
What 'rules' do you follow about styling/formatting your PHP code? Do
you follow a guide that is available online?
sacred_cow_warningPlease do not flame me here, different strokes for
different folks!/sacred_cow_warning
If you're entirely new to coding in PHP ...
function encrypt( $string )
{
$key = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]';
No offense intended to you sir... but why do you use a static key in
this way instead of using mcrypt? Please forgive my naivete regarding
encryption.
$result = '';
for( $i = 1; $i = strlen( $string );
Richard: I found this post incredibly useful. Thank you!
Richard Lynch wrote:
If you only want close things to a given location, the curvature of the
earth is pretty insignificant.
...
I realized one day that at a distance of a hundred miles or less, I just
didn't *CARE* about curvature of the
M. Sokolewicz wrote:
Kioto wrote:
Hi all and sorry for my ignorance.
I have used the Bcompiler to compiler a script into .exe file to
distribuited on Windows System but i don't have any result.
Can you explain how to realize with a simple example ?
not. PHP scripts don't need to be compiled.
M. Sokolewicz wrote:
Justin French wrote:
Hi all,
Pretty sure this can't be done, but thought I'd ask any way...
I have a function where the 3rd argument is an array..
function foo($a,$b,$c) {
echo $a.$b;
print_r($c);
}
Obviously the function does more than that, but anyway, I want the
Gerard Samuel wrote:
Im currently using php 5.0.3 on a dev box,
trying to figure out how to correctly use
exceptions in my code.
Exceptions can be A Good Thing.
Per chance, I was monitoring the __autoload() function,
and Im noticing that calls are being made to
exception classes that I've setup.
Juan Antonio Garrido wrote:
Hi everybody:
I use this sentence ($htmlFile = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] ) for obtaining the
complete route of a file in my web server, but inserts a white space to
final char and i need remove it. I use the trim function but it continue
there. How can i remove it?
Gerard Samuel wrote:
Jason Barnett wrote:
Gerard Samuel wrote:
I've debugged it down to this -
//try
//{
$db-connect();
//}
//catch(databaseException $e)
//{
//throw $e;
//}
The ::connect() method is supposed to throw a databaseException if a
connection cannot be made.
In my tests
Shawn McKenzie wrote:
Thanks, but I'm not running Windows, I'm running just MS-DOS from a
bootable floppy. Hence my question :-)
PHP seems to actually be the php5ts.dll. Would there be binaries for
MS-DOS or is there a way to get this working?
Thanks!
-Shawn
You darn trickster... don't tell
Bennie Foreman wrote:
Hi,
I am new to the PHP world so don't give me too much grief if this has a
simple solution. My problem is that the $_POST array is not being
populated. I have created a form and the method of that form is POST. I
have started the session using session_start() but still
Jochem Maas wrote:
Jason Barnett wrote:
Gerard Samuel wrote:
I haven't checked the source on this one so I can't guarantee that
what I've said above is true, but I believe it to be true. Someone
correct me if I'm wrong (wouldn't be the first time ;)
seems to me like you 'on the money'.
I
Shawn McKenzie wrote:
I have not been successful with running PHP under DOS (no windows). Is
this possible?
TIA,
Shawn
For windows specific questions you are usually better off asking on the
php-windows list.
Yes this is possible. What is probably happening is your PHP script is
executing
Greg Donald wrote:
On Fri, 14 Jan 2005 12:34:53 -0800, Phillip S. Baker
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any help here would be appreciated.
Simple.. your PHP doesn't have MySQL support. Rebuild it or install
the rpm or package or whatever. What kind of 'Linux box' is it?
Greg is right. Also it's
Valter Toffolo wrote:
ok i have one server with a single domain, each user have it's home
with a public_html so i get mydomain.com/~user1/ and
mydomain.com/~user2/ and so on. but each user might like to use
sessions so how can i make it work so that sessions would have each
one it's own variables
Rob Adams wrote:
Ok - Let me restate some of this:
I am creating these images in PHP. I have a script right now that accepts
two images. A main one, and the one that will be hidden. These can be
either jpg, gif, or png. It then outputs a png image like this:
http://imagineinc.net/images/
By
Sephiroth wrote:
Hi all,
How to access remote files with php?
For ex:
$sFile = http://www.php.net/123.txt;;
if (file_exists($sFile)) {
$hFile = fopen($sFile);
...
fclose($hFile);
}
Regards,
Sephiroth
You can use the file functions with URLs so long as you have
allow_url_fopen set to TRUE in
Dominic Schanen wrote:
I changed the scheduled task to use php.exe instead of php-win.exe and
that cleared up the errors with unloading the profile that were
appearing in the application log. Could this possibly be a bug with
php-win.exe and not cleaning up properly?
Thanks,
Dominic
Honestly,
Jeremiah Johnson wrote:
Hi All,
I'm wondering if anyone is planning on attending PHP Tropics
(www.phparch.com/tropics), and if so whether anyone would be
interested in splitting a room with a non-smoker.
Thanks,
Jeremiah
I feel really, really nerdy saying this but... I think this sounds like
a
Richard Lynch wrote:
Dominic Schanen wrote:
I've written several command line scripts to run as scheduled tasks on a
Windows 2000 Server machine. They run fine, no problems. However, the
application log is filling up with errors stating that windows was
unable to unload my registry profile. I know
Richard Lynch wrote:
Dominic Schanen wrote:
I changed the scheduled task to use php.exe instead of php-win.exe and
that cleared up the errors with unloading the profile that were
appearing in the application log. Could this possibly be a bug with
php-win.exe and not cleaning up properly?
I think
Dustin Krysak wrote:
Hi there, I am pretty new to writing classes (and pretty new to PHP
itself), but I was wondering what was the best format for constructing
There are a few general patterns that show up time after time. They
happen so often that there are formal names for them. This isn't
Ben Edwards wrote:
On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 09:37:37 -0500, Jason Barnett
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dustin Krysak wrote:
Hi there, I am pretty new to writing classes (and pretty new to PHP
itself), but I was wondering what was the best format for constructing
There are a few general patterns that show
[UPDATE 1-20-2005]
Im making a minor additional note, just in case it comes up again.
From the lack of responses I got on this, I thought I may have missed
the point from your responses.
But I've found some information that may or may not be correct.
Speculation -
The SPL exceptions that I
Ben Edwards wrote:
...
http://phppatterns.com/index.php/article/archive/1/
Cool, thats the type of thing. Why don't you have a link at the top
with something like 'patterns directory' or alternativly have a 'about
us' link with the stuff at phppatterns and use phppatterns for the
paterns
Richard Lynch wrote:
Jason Barnett wrote:
Think of declaration of properties and methods as a contract. When
something is public it is available to all of PHP. When it is private
it is only usable by the class that you define it in. When it is
protected it is a hybrid; it is usable to the class
Qt wrote:
Dear sirs,
Actually I am using virtual server and I think I have no write to use
crontab/ But this methods become to me interesting. I will try to learn more
about how to use crontab and where can I find that in my virtual server?
This isn't exactly a PHP issue, it's your operating
Hey all, I've been working a lot more with XML recently and it seems
like there's been a fair number of other people using XML too (based on
the moderate number of XML-based problems showing up on this list). So,
I thought I might build a form with PHP that helps people trying to work
with
$pages = array('index.html' = 'Home', 'search.html' = 'Search');
function menu($pages) {
foreach ($pages as $page = $desc) {
if (stristr($_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']), $page) {
echo 'pa class=nav href=index.html/ab' .
$desc . '/b/p';
} else {
echo 'pa class=nav
Jason Barnett wrote:
$pages = array('index.html' = 'Home', 'search.html' = 'Search');
function menu($pages) {
foreach ($pages as $page = $desc) {
if (stristr($_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']), $page) {
sheesh, $desc should be in between anchors
echo 'pa class=nav href=index.htmlb' . $desc
Completely new? Well, there are a lot of articles on the web that will
get you started... just try googling for MySQL PHP tutorial. If
you're willing to put in the time you can do it yourself... but there
are a lot of PHPers out there that can do it for you right now.
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I don't think your problem is with the sessions at all... rather, I
think you need to change the include command:
[snip]
include($CFG-usersdir); // ***This line causes session problems***
exit;
}
[/snip]
try changing this to:
[snip]
include($CFG-usersdir);
exit;
}
[/snip]
Ever tried
Is there any way I can tell the web browser to start trickling the data
onto the page?
TIA HAND
:-D
As Torsten so kindly pointed out to me before, your friend is the
flush() function:
http://www.php.net/flush
Jason
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Hey all, I'm working on a project and considering splitting up the pages
into frames. I'm mostly wondering are the frames implementations across
browsers relatively similar?
I'm thinking that I'd use 3 frames split like this:
1. Filelist of documents to edit
2. A document editor
3. A help
Gmo Baez wrote:
Hello, I have a Freebsd server 5.2.1 with Apache 2.0.48 and PHP 4.3.4.
After the installation everything looks normal, but after i created some PHP
web files to test it, I found that PHP is not working.
When i open de PHP document with the browser i only receive a blank page.
But
About the only user-defined superglobals are constants. If you really
want to get the value of a global variable while inside of a function,
you could just use GLOBAL. Or if you REALLY wanted to, you could store
the variables in the $_SESSION superglobal array. But I'm curious, why
do you
every script. For performance reasons it would be much better if certain
values or code could be cached, as is the case with the ASP global.asa
file. If the files and scope was limited to an application, or Web site,
then a certain level of security should be possible.
Well if you're looking
include (extended_methods_stuff.php);
}
I know that I can probably extend this class to add the extra
functionality however the other generated classes rely on the name of this
class so I cannot just extend this class and it's name cannot change.
Is there any way to have an include prior to the
I really ought to check my code before posting... but you get the idea :)
?php
class generatedFoo {
public function __autoload($class) {
include /path/to/class/$class.php;
}
// other stuff
}
?
http://www.php.net/zend-engine-2.php
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Robert Frame wrote:
I've created a web page utilizing 3 frames (header, index, main). In the
frame named 'main' I have a form setup for logging into a MySQL database.
On a successful login I want to change the html in 'index' and 'main'. The
active frame 'main' is easy, as the new html code will
I have a class definition that has a lot of private properties. These
properties don't need to change often, in fact a user could probably
just change the values once and forget about most of them. So this
makes me think that I should use parse_ini_file and a configuration file
to let users
Eric Emminger wrote:
Hi George,
How about this?
parse the html as xml and replace the component tags with whatever php/html code
output that result to a file
include the file from previous step
There's actually a PEAR package which can help you with this as well:
I'd prefer the text file. It's easier to open that and change values
plus they don't have to worry about PHP syntax as much. Haven't tried,
but you should be able to import them as private variables for your
class...
Thanks for the advice John. OK, so extending this a bit: would it be
better
John W. Holmes wrote:
I'd prefer the text file. It's easier to open that and change values
plus they don't have to worry about PHP syntax as much. Haven't tried,
but you should be able to import them as private variables for your
class...
Thanks for the advice John. OK, so extending this a
Ed Lazor wrote:
What kind of problems could be happening server-side that would result in
PHP sessions randomly disappearing? And, is there a way to log or track
this information? Oh, and best of all, any recommendations on solutions?
To try logging this, you probably need to make your own
I populated the guest's name statically so I can see how the loop works. The
looping is wrong and it only yields 7 rows. In the first row it has 1 column
of data, the second row has two columns of data, the third one has three
columns of data, and so on. How do I fix it to where each date column
On garbage collection, it happens sometimes within seconds and sometimes
within minutes. It tends to occur in batches with lulls of 20 to 30
minutes. So, for example, I can login, navigate through 11 different pages
to generate the problem, navigate 2 pages to generate the problem, and then
not
Edward Peloke wrote:
I have a site where the user currently enters their data into a local db,
then goes to another site and enters it for the state mls, then uses
realtor.com to enter it for that mls, they want one form where they can
enter the date and have it go to all three. Has anyone worked
You might try checking out the Codewalkers.com previous contests. They
did one a while back that was for accessing google through PHP scripts.
I doubt any of them would have database support built-in, but it would
give you a head start on the input fields.
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public function execute($query) {
if (!$this-dbh) {
$this-connect();
}
// My $query has quotes in it
// I try to escape the quotes
$query = mysql_escape_string($query);
// It causes an error
$ret = mysql_query($query, $this-dbh);
Harlequin wrote:
Hi all.
I just wondered if the general convention was to use entirely PHP and simply
encase HTML TAGs within that or use a mix and simply use PHP TAGs when
required.
It depends on the project, but when possible I prefer to have as much
static content as possible for better
Is your common script in the server root? If so then you can use
something like this in the file:
define('WWWROOT', basename(__FILE__));
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Ed Lazor wrote:
Is anyone taking a dynamic PHP / MySQL site and storing or cacheing it
statically in order for pages to display more quickly when visitors access
the site? If so, what solutions are you using to achieve this?
Thanks,
Ed
Hey Ed, there are a couple of ways that you can do it
Hey Michael, I think you really only need to check the $_SESSION array,
not necessarily each index.
if (!isset($_SESSION)) {
// login
header('Location: ' . MEMBER_LOGIN_PAGE);
} else {
// session exists
}
However, if you want to have non-empty values for your session variables
you should
Troy S wrote:
Is there an ini-file setting so that objects are
passed by value as in PHP 4? If so, how long is this
likely to be supported?
Thanks,
Troy
Although you can turn on zend engine 1 compatibility, if you intend to
distribute your code you cannot expect this on most servers. Another
Bruce, you need to start new threads when you ask a new question... a
lot of people don't bother to check out a thread that's already got
responses, and it really makes more logical sense to start a new one
anyway (original post is below my response)...
When you say cgi vs. php, I'm going to
Jeremy Booker wrote:
I have a 3rd party SDK written in C. It includes a compiled .a file and
a header file (.h).
Is there any way that I can call the functions included in the SDK from
within a php script?
Regards,
Jeremy
Yes you can extend the Zend engine. You'll need to write an
Scott Fletcher wrote:
Hi!
How do we tell if the file is already locked when someone use a flock()
on the file??
FletchSOD
Do you mean within PHP code? If that's the case then this is taken care
of by the flock() function... it checks the file's status and based on
the parameter(s) that you
Please search google for tutorials, you can often find them when you use
the right keywords.
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That will try and find a file in these locations in order:
/var/www/html/projects/include/db.inc
./db.inc
/php/includes/db.inc
And will use the first one found.
I would not suggest using ini_set() inside you're scripts to
adjust your paths.
Curt
Hey Curt, why do you suggest we don't use
C.F. Scheidecker Antunes wrote:
Hello all,
I need to read lines within a text file that might have a
value='somevalue' string the position of value= varies from line to
line but there's only one value= in each line.
So what I need to do is to parse the file and find the value= and put
their
Anyway it's looking a lot like I'll have to detect the Win32 build of PHP
at runtime, and choose the method based on that. All because PHP doesn't
have an is_absolute function or anything similarly convenient. :-/
TX
A, methinks I have a competitor for a FileSystem Manager :) Perhaps I
Trejkaz, I'll make you a deal. I'll test out some code for you on my windows
box and you test out my code on your linux box. I'm also building unit tests
into the package so it should be easy to test everything.
In any case, I started testing this out a little more on my box and noticed a
pre
?
define(LOGIN,user);
define(PASS,pass);
define(DB,mysql);
function dblogin($login,$pass,$db)
{
$mysql = mysql_connect(localhost,$login,$pass);
mysql_select_db($db,$mysql);
}
?
/pre
If you're trying to protect your login credentials, you could create a class for
performing mysql
Harlequin wrote:
Hi everyone. A few quick pointers if you have time...
I've created a session, easy enough:
?php session_start(); ?
I've created variables:
$_SESSION['UserID'] = UserID;
$_SESSION['Authorised']=yes;
$_SESSION['logname'] = $logname;
When a user clicks a link to a test page I created
This - I think - highlights the problem. *I* have been programing for
25+ years, but only switched to PHP last year. I decided not to worry
I would love to hear why you switched... although some might consider it off
topic.
too much about PHP4, and have only run with the Beta PHP5. PEAR DB
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