Hi there,
i'm a little newbie you know.
I have a php that returns some xml, and i want to parse that xml through
php. the xml returned depends on the variable passed thru the url. what i
need is to get the output of that php file and store it in a string. i have
tried everything i have though,
thanks, it works, but that returns the php code.
what i actually need is the output of that php code evaluated.
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yes, the remote machine runs php (its my hosting's server)
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well, i found a little problem with this.
when $url looks like http://myhosting/xml.php; and i upload it to my
hosting, it times out before getting the content.
that php needs includes and when i try $url=/dir/xml.php it gives me a not
found error. the file it doesnt find is one of those
thanks everyone, the problem was the url i needed to use. now the problem is
solved :)
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i think using
echo 'img src=url/to/image/';
should display the image.
if you want to make that image a link you should use:
echo 'a href=your/linkimg src=url/to/image//a';
of course, you can use print or echo to send the output to the browser
On 3/11/06, Paul Goepfert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Is it possible to modify a table using JavaScript to control CSS
visabilty when the entire table is developed dynamically using PHP?
$sql = SELECT nameOfPedigree FROM tbpedigrees WHERE nameOfPedigree like
'\'%' ;
Maybe this could work...
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I think you could use cookies for this.
When the user loads the page you can write a cookie with the timestamp
and the page loaded writen on it. Then when the user request another
page, load if the cookie exists and then you can calculate the time
spent on a certain page...
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I'm using quanta on linux, it those nice things like code completion,
syntax highlighting, upload the pages, etc...
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the date taken is the same as the local time of the webserver. So if it
changes that maybe the server admin's are changing it?
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Maybe Smarty? Don't know if it depends on PEAR.
http://smarty.php.net
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You can always install Apache+PHP on your box to try it whenever you want...
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You could also use the well known date() function to do that.
Here's the doc http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php
Look for the format character t, it wil give you the number of days of the
month you give it as timestamp.
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if you look to your phpinfo it says:
'--without-pear'
Maybe you'll need to install it with pear support or is it right just to add
pear to the include_path?
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