Hi!
I hope this is the right place to ask this kind of question, otherwise I
apologize.
I would like some advice, this is the situation:
We´re using IIS today and unfortunate we will have to cope with this
situation for a long time ahead.
There are plans for using Apache on Linux but not
Hi!
Is there any difference between writing:
isset($my_var)
and...
if ($my_var)
??
Thanks!
/ Jesper Blomstroem
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This cleared up the difficulties!
I will look deep into the archive, now and forever.
Thanks from Stockholm, Sweden.
/ Jeppe
"PHPBeginner.com" wrote:
It is really a long discussion (check the archives of the last month - two)
Basically, isset() will tell you if the variable is
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So tell us?
Mike
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I found out how to do it.
Thx anyway
/ J
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Hi!
This is what you want:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.preg-replace.php
The preg_replace-method uses a ordinary RE to search and replace.
Hoppas det går vägen!
/ Jeppe
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Hi!
I am sure you have a solution to this...
How shall I communicate with a servlet from PHP?
I have a servlet which makes a DB-query and returns the
result.
Thanks!
/ Jeppe
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I found out how to do it.
Thx anyway
/ J
Jesper Blomström [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev i
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Hi!
I am sure you have a solution to this...
How shall I communicate with a servlet from PHP?
I have a servlet which makes a DB-query and returns the
result
with the delimiter \n (or \r or
\\n...).
I have also tried to use the preg_split()-method which takes a RE-argument
but that doesn´t seem to work either (have tried in a lot of ways).
Can anyone give me a clue how to solve this problem?
Many thanks from Stockholm, Sweden!
Jesper Blomstroem
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