u'll find that the OP has "got it
sorted" and it was infact a problem with Mac line breaks. He changed the
default in Dreamweaver to Windows-line-breaks, and all is well.
Justin French
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http://Indent.com.au
on 21/06/
tc etc.
Or, they may choose to pay the small monthly fees, get the updates, get the
support, get the bugs fixed, etc etc.
This process might be done in 12 month blocks too...
Justin French
on 21/06/02 4:29 AM, René Fournier ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I have a question to
ing a test server of Apache/PHP4/MySQL/Perl/etc?
Sorry it's slightly OT,
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Later version of Javascript.
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on 21/06/02 9:34 AM, Edgar ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Are there any way to know what screen resolution use a user in your monitor?
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
>
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n upgrade install of 4.2.x, it *should* pick up your old php.ini
setting of ON.
It took me a week or so to update my code as well, but I look at it as a
good move... my code is now more secure for starters.
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Yes, that's what I use, except I use microtime();
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on 23/06/02 11:49 PM, James Drabb ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Does PHP have any built in functions to do simple profiling on a page? Or
> should
> I just use $time1=time(); do_stuff();
s going to take you a few
hours to get your head around sessions, which can only be a good learning
experience any way.
Justin French
on 23/06/02 11:53 PM, Pag ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Is it possible to code in PHP a small indicator on a site saying how many
> people are viewing t
w.php.net/manual/en/language.operators.comparison.php
( I did a search php.net/comparison and got it straight away )
> Also, what happens when you put a @ thingy in front of a function? Does
> it surpress the errors?
Yes, or perhaps allows you to form your own errors with:
or die ('something');
Justin Fr
needs to be
achieved in the BROWSER, with JavaScript or something.
If you View source on a PHP script in your browser, all you'll see is HTML
code... no PHP -- it's all parsed on the server.
Justin French
on 24/06/02 1:14 PM, Uma Shankari T. ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> I need to
course.
Like I said, a regexp would be better here.
Justin French
on 24/06/02 6:51 PM, Jason Caldwell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Is there an elegant way to remove excess blank lines from my form data?
>
> For example; if someone enters the following text and then press'
I think the issues are VERY project specific. Luckily for me I'm the
DESIGNER and PROGRAMMER on many of my projects, but often I'm just one of
the two.
When I'm just designing, I obviously need to develop page templates, but
more and more of my time is spent developing style guides (often also c
2
They can change the config file as many times as they want!
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e that allows for 2 OR 3 alternating color rows in a
table will be a lot more than for just 2, so you need to establish if this
is a priority.
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Would it help if you opened the new window with some sort of GET variable
which alerted PHP that it has to kill the existing session, and fire up a
new one with the current user?
window.open('myPopUpPage.php?action=killSession')
???
Justin French
on 25/06/02 9:16 PM, George Whiff
Either of these options will work fine. There was MASSIVE disscussions
about this a few weeks back -- check for threads started by myself in the
archives.
Justin French
on 26/06/02 12:35 AM, Francis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I want to protect files from being downloaded and only al
oice of 2 or 3 columns, not 1, not 4+") will make
the development time shorter, lead to less conflict, etc etc.
I'm not saying "don't use style sheets" -- because I do on every project!
I'm saying "don't give the style sheet to the designer" -- give them a
co
Use the LIMIT function in your SELECT query... check out the MySQL manual...
and then generate back / forward links depending on your current offset. It
should be expandable to 1000 records without any mods to the code.
Justin French
on 27/06/02 4:54 PM, Aqua ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
Just sit down and think it
through.
Justin French
on 27/06/02 5:55 PM, Aqua ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> The LIMIT function is working, thanks. But how to generate back / forward
> links using html/php? Thanks for your help.
>
> Aqua
>
> - Original Message -
&
what about wrapping the $variable in {}'s ??
END{$variable}
I'm not 100% sure it works in the case of an END, but for everything else,
it workds great.
Justin French
on 27/06/02 10:11 PM, Leif K-Brooks ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I am trying to put a variable within a print
er to write:
if($value) { ... } or if(!$value) { ... }
rather than
if($value == "yes") { ... } or if($value == "no") { ... }
read this whole page:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.boolean.php
and
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.empty.php
Regards,
Justin Fren
d have to be placed inside the
extension_dir as specified by php.ini?
This pretty much rules me out, since I'm on a shared server, and won't be
granted access to this directory. Unless I could use ini_set to set the
extension directory.
Has any one got some sample code of how all thi
ing
the files though.
Unfortunately this will require the admin to allow you to use htaccess files
in your on disk hierarchy, or possibly requesting him/her to make the
changes needed themselves.
Justin French
on 28/06/02 6:25 PM, Nick Wilson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED ME
Are you passing the session ID around in the URL, or in cookies?
Justin French
on 28/06/02 6:28 PM, Wilbert Enserink ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> hi all,
>
>
> I'm registering if people are logged in. The login page is situated in the
> mainFrame.
> Now in my left
s to do a
LITTLE research before asking obvious questions, and we need to discourage
people wasting our time with repetitive questions, or those who clearly
subscribe to the "but it's so easy to just send an email and wait to be
flamed" mentality.
Regards,
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should cover the basics of people grabbing your included files (with
passwords etc) via http (browser).
It doesn't cover people within the server (others on a shared server, etc)
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on your needs :)
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on 29/06/02 6:38 AM, Michael Sweeney ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Depending on what data you need to have in these variables, you might be
> able to set them as environment variables through apache (that is, _if_
> you're running apache, _if_ you have
PHPLib has session functions, and was essentially "what people used" before
PHP4. It will of course require a fair bit of work to port your scripts
across.
Personally I'd change to another host :)
Justin French
on 29/06/02 2:17 PM, Cysec ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I hav
.php and compiling with enable-trans-sid
will not give you sessions.
Justin French
on 30/06/02 5:47 AM, Tim Stoop ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi people,
>
> Just a question, I'm building components for a customer who wants some
> interactivity within his site, but still wa
er variables to the session (otherwise what's the
point?)
What is the session to be used for?
>> simply converting your files to .php and compiling with enable-trans-sid
>> will not give you sessions.
>
> ... when I do this?
do what?
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ortability is always an
issue), and much simpler than multiple includes and stuff scattered every
where.
// includes sessions, functions, etc
bla bla..
Buy this product!
bla bla
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uch more inline than they are now.
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on 01/07/02 1:12 AM, PHPCoder ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi
> Going through some literature, it seems like the use of registered
> globals can cause security issues. Now, the dilemma, all my previous PHP
> installations ( for the
a simpler way that I'm missing? The only simpler way I can
think of would be to search for '.php' and '.php?' and act accordingly, but
this has obvious problems when 'something.php' is type, but not in context
of a link or header redirection.
Where would I look
where this has been done. And since shared
servers seem to be what my current client set are using, I'm looking at
emulating enable_trans_sid.
Regards,
Justin French
on 01/07/02 1:07 PM, Tom Rogers ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi
> enable_trans_sid does exactly what you are trying to
ll be a write-once
solution that I'll use over and over.
It's quite possible that the end solution will require a decent HTML parser
or state engine. Fun fun :)
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want to consider generating a multi-page RTF file or PDF which is
generated on the fly, saved to disc, and printed upon your request. At
least you only get the print window once.
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That'd be great -- for inspiration if nothing else :)
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on 01/07/02 6:35 PM, Tom Rogers ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi
> It just so happens I have been playing with an html parser making an html
> to xml converter. I started with phpHTMLparse class but it couldn
Hi all,
what's the correct pattern for "one or more whitespaces" (including \n\r\t
and anything else I'm missing)?
what about "zero or more whitespaces"?
Thanks in advance,
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on 02/07/02 5:41 PM, Richard Lynch ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>> "Justin French" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
>>> 1. Name all included files .inc
>>
>> If you name them *.php then
I haven't been able to figure it out as yet got every other browser I
can get my hands on to do it, except IE mac.
I'm thinking I'll just .zip everything :)
Let me know what you find out, please.
Justin French
on 02/07/02 10:36 PM, Henry ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
&g
If you output the right headers, then output the file (by either passing
thru an existing file or "building" a file), then it should work
although I have no experience with exactly what you want -- only with MP3s,
images, etc.
Justin French
on 01/07/02 7:52 PM, Herve le Martr
her option would be to use
$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']:
$docroot = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'];
include("{$docroot}myfile.inc");
I don't believe it can be done with ~/ or ./ or something... haven't found
it yet!!
Justin French
on 03/07/02 1:34 AM, Analysis &
me sort of GET flag that issues
a thankyou note or something.
Otherwise people can hit "refresh" and post the data twice, or 10 times :)
I can't see any SERVER SIDE way around this.
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-to-end... HEAPS of
infomation.
> - use "safe-mode"?
I have no idea about safe mode.
This list really does work best (ie best results for you) if you come to us
with a specific problem, rather than something general.
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mmend it for a first project unless you've got some
form of programming experience in a simular web language.
Good luck!
Justin French
on 04/07/02 10:51 PM, Anthony Rodriguez ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I'm trying to develop a software package for end users with no knowledge of
>
both return valid.
The only way to ensure an email address is truely valid is to send an email
to it, and have them respond... indicating that the address is linked to an
email box and furthermore, someone opened the email, read it, and responded.
Even then, this could be done by a robot I guess.
or for an intranet where you trust the
submitters (eg your own staff perhaps), this *might* be sufficient.
Justin French
Jeremy Bowen wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I have looked in PHP manual but I cannot seem to find what I am looking for.
>
> I have a very large form that I need to be
in this lists' archives,
mostly with the subject "register globals"
3. read up on the new predefined variables such as $_POST, $_COOKIE, $_GET,
$_SESSION, etc etc, and learn how to modify your scripts to run in this more
secure manner:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.variable
s) between the offline and online worlds
is that 1000's of CC#'s stored online in a digital format (eg database) is a
lot more enticing than 1000's of cc#'s stored on little bits of paper.
I guess to a "hacker" the thought of breaking a password is a little more
entic
the manual would also help :)
Justin French
on 08/07/02 1:45 PM, Jas ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> What is the best function or operator to compare two text strings being
> inputted by a text field within a form? Any help is appreciated.
> Thanks in advance,
> Jas
>
>
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tring), carry this around as
a var in the URL until you're ready to go back to that page and continue.
I do this on every site, but with more features (I've basically got a
"stack" of things that need to be done).
Good luck!
Justin French
on 08/07/02 7:30 PM, Wilbert
hat I'd be doing... otherwise, you've asked how to assign a variable
to a session, pretty much.
$_SESSION['coursepaidfor'] = "45";
Which should be pretty easy to compare.
Justin French
on 08/07/02 7:20 PM, Anthony Rodriguez ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
of course it doesn't help with
problem #2 (shared computers).
Good luck,
Justin French
on 05/07/02 2:00 AM, Sebastian Marcu ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I am new to PHP and need some help.
> I was wondering if there is a way to get hold of the IP address of a si
By the way, this has nothing to do with sessions :)
It's purely about how to populate drop-down menus from an array, and how to
have the correct value selected if it exists, else showing a default
selection.
Cheers,
Justin French
on 08/07/02 9:36 PM, Steve Fitzgerald ([EMAIL PRO
appear within a HTML page.
Justin French
on 08/07/02 11:28 PM, Hawk ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Lets say I have a guestbook, and I want the text the visitors write in it be
> saved in a database(mysql) and when retrieved, if should have the same
> textformating, I guess this is a really
I'm a firm believer in option 1. 750,000 page views per month is only 1
page every 3.4 seconds (ish) on average, so I don't believe you'd see any
server load even in peak periods.
If there IS server load, you can have an option 3, which basically combines
option 1 and 2. Keep the raw article da
What about uploading the new data to a temporary table... once you're
assured that every thing was completed, you can delete the old and rename
the new to suit...
Simular thing could be done with copying the existing table, etc.
Justin French
on 10/07/02 3:07 PM, Thomas Edison Jr. ([
I don't know what else to do.
Justin French
on 11/07/02 2:41 AM, Jason Soza ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I got a response from [EMAIL PROTECTED] regarding Erik Hegreberg's little
> stunt yesterday and they want full headers from the message in
> question.
on 11/07/02 10:10 AM, Nick Oostveen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I've got a (hopefully) simple question which is indirectly related to php.
Very indirectly. Infact, it's completely a HTML/CSS question.
Try the comp.infosystems.www.authoring.stylesheets newsgroup.
Justin Fre
Try:
... you might have a newer version of PHP (4.1+), which uses the global
arrays like:
$_SERVER
$_POST
$_GET
$_SESSION
$_COOKIE
...
Justin French
on 11/07/02 12:32 PM, George Hester ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I have this in my web site not in an executable folder:
>
>
d apply the 50 points at that point.
Like I said, you need to define when this happens, so that we can figure out
the best way... or perhaps you'll figure it out for yourself after you have
a think about WHEN the 50 points are applied.
Justin French
on 11/07/02 7:30 PM, andy ([EMAIL PROTE
I hate to think what sort of a burden this would place on ther server,
but...
You could always find out how many rows there are, then run individual
queries for each cell of the table. In other words, to achieve this layout:
1 4 7
2 5 8
3 6 9
You would do queries in this order:
1
4
7
2
5
8
3
tc.
You just need a /inc/ dir full of page_n.inc files.
Good luck!
Justin French
on 12/07/02 12:43 AM, Martin Clifford ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> The easiest way to accomplish that is by using switches. Here is an example:
>
> switch($pageid) {
> default:
> include("d
ere are heaps of them out there (ezmlm the obvious
one), and they might even have such a beast already installed.
Good luck!
Justin French
on 12/07/02 3:33 PM, César Aracena ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I know for sure that this question has been asked and answered bef
hich does this for you
c) test for cookies, and explain to those without that your site requires
them, explain how to access them/turn them on, and perhaps provide a small
subset of content or alternatives for those who won't/can't use them.
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d replying to emails :)
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an working with
regexp's.
As it turns out, I'm only looking to work with at this stage, so I don't
think it'll be a massive state engine, but I'd like to explore any other
options or existing libraries of code before considering such a beast.
Any links / articles / code / wh
carefull of is what effect your fall back has on the unknown
browsers.
Or design/program without the need to know what they're using :D
Justin French
on 15/07/02 5:34 AM, Saci ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> // HTTP_REFERER as a feature. In short, it cannot really be trusted.
>
>
ectext}";
?>
I'm getting the following error using 4.1.1:
"Fatal error: Call to undefined function: mcrypt_create_iv() in
/usr/local/apache/htdocs/tests/enc.php on line 3"
Which is confusing, given that the manual says mcrypt_create_iv() is
available in PHP 4.
Any ideas
th it
either... so there's very little point in getting my local server working
with it.
What alternatives do I have?
> General encryption advice -- generate your key using urandom and save it
> to your key file. It will be much more secure than anything you can
> think up for a
out issues you may
not have thought of. You could have easily replied with "thanks for those
pointers, but I'm less concerned with privacy, since this is a corporate
intranet".
I'm not sure I'd ever help you again, if I'd received a reply such as yours.
Justin Frenc
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Upon first loading, it will not be set, but when you click go, you have a
referer, and it is set. For me, it's listed under the Apache Environment
heading.
If you still can't get a referrer var after all that, then there's an issue
with your server (are you using apache???
base64 doesn't have a key, so anyone could decode the string, which is
obviously not desirable :)
thanks anyway
Justin
on 15/07/02 2:00 PM, James Cox ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> sorry to step in, but did you consider base64_[encode|decode] ?
>
> -- james
>
>>
try add_slashes($string) before inserting into the database, or turn on
magic quotes in php.ini
justin french
on 15/07/02 5:57 PM, Wilbert Enserink ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
> has anybody ever seen this? And knows what it means?
> thx.
>
> You have
sion_x");
there's a good example in the user-contributed notes of the manual
Justin French
on 16/07/02 4:01 PM, Divyank Turakhia ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I have a situation where I have one browser window open for lets say web
> application 'x'. Now I want my use
nd skills is a better guarantee.
The other --although totally superficial-- benefit is a few letters after
your name, and a few more things for freelancers to brag about when
attempting to prove they're good enough.
If there was a PHPCE, I'd probably take it just "because".
session.
So, if there is no uid and pwd in $_SESSION, I check in $_COOKIE. If
there's nothing there, they aren't logged in as far as I can tell. On every
page I validate the uid and pwd against the database, so the only way you
could fake being another user is to know the uid AND md5(
on 17/07/02 11:11 AM, Analysis & Solutions
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 17, 2002 at 10:43:24AM +1000, Justin French wrote:
>> I set a
>> cookie on their system which remembers them, which is just their username
>> and an md5() of their pasword (the same
from launching this... could you
elaborate on the potential risk, or point me to some documentation?
Thanks heaps,
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Thanks heaps John,
So as a basic rule, having a uid and pwd stored as session variables is NOT
the problem, but storing the uid and/or pwd in a cookie on the browser is
just plain asking for it :)
So, how do you implement a "remember me" safely?
Setting JUST the uid in a cookie prevents people
gt; password. Just use uniqid() and md5() to create a unique id for the use,
> save it in their table, and use that in the cookie. If you base it off
> of something, it makes it easier to crack...
Good point.
Thanks for your advice.
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on 17/07/02 1:05 PM, John Holmes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Sure, why not? Users can't create session variables (unless you're on a
> virtual server...)
... and I am -- A shared host server that is.
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XML based solution, or a PDFLib based solution can be
achieved?
Considering InDesign is about 1/3rd the price of Quark, *maybe* you might
want to consider other options aside from Quark.
Justin French
on 17/07/02 4:53 PM, Miguel Cruz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> On Sun, 14 Jul 2002, Simo
on 17/07/02 5:28 PM, Justin French ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I've attached a file I received with Quark 3.32, which has sample text
> complete with Quark Xpress tags.
Sorry forgot to attach the file!
Justin
@DropCapParagraphStyle=<*L*h"Standard"*kn0*kt0*ra0*rb0*d
on 17/07/02 6:51 PM, John Holmes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>> ... and I am -- A shared host server that is.
>
> Now I'm not sure on this, I haven't tested it. Has anyone?
Is this particular vulnerability only in existence when the server is pretty
open? I mean, on my particular host, I can't
you really want to pull out
id#3, the new second rown in the table... in which case you'd use limit
make sense?
Justin French
on 18/07/02 12:21 AM, Phil Schwarzmann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> I want query my mysql table and get one particular row.
>
> So let's say my tab
, but does for FRAME's.
It worth doing some testing if you go down this road.
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anyone out there have a view/practise when it comes to
> session/cookies? - basically I am still not convinced that using
> sessions/cookies is a good idea, but I would love to be educated as to
> why I should...
If you want 100% accessability, forget cookies were ever invented :)
om -- no cookies, no javascript, no reliance on client-side for
anything. Take care of it all server-side, where you have a controlled
environment.
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> problem.
Passing a SID via URL to an IFRAME is not the problem -- I was referring to
the fact that I don't *think* --enable-trans-sid can handle IFRAMEs, from my
limited look at the PHP source.
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my function link() takes the standard link, and adds the SID to it. It's
not that tricky, all it does is check if there's already a query string, if
there is, it appends the SID with &, otherwise with ?.
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{
$attribute == "foo2";
}
}
}
while (getTag('DIV',$myHTML))
{
while(getAttribute('ID'))
{
deleteAttribute();
}
}
The solution might be a helluva lot more complex, or may be OOP based.
Any i
ler = '4567';
($str would now be 'abc4567hijklmnop')
This is what I think would work (untested), looking for pointers,
optimisation, or a better approach:
Thanks,
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Create a file with phpinfo() in it.
Justin
on 22/07/02 6:08 AM, Dean Ouellette ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Is there a way to tell, just contacted my host and they do not know,
> they said they could look it up Monday when back in office
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on 22/07/02 6:40 AM, Richard Lynch ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> But, if they still insist on it, one answer, as I already said, lies here:
>
> http://phpclasses.org/
>
> I'm sure there are a zillion other solutions, that just happens to be one I
> know of.
>
> Why it takes a few thousand peopl
ed by the image data.
At least that's my (limited, theoretical) understanding.
Justin French
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On Wednesday, August 27, 2003, at 04:49 AM, Richard Baskett wrote:
on 8/26/03 10:50 AM, Edward Peloke at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
I am doing some php work for a local company who uses a mac. I was
telling
them that I use apache as my webserver and they want to know what
they can
u
To throw a huge spanner in the works:
1. tables are not intended for layout
2. devices other than a PC/Windows web browser may be more suited to q
well structured XHTML based, table-less format with CSS for styling.
3. columns work well in a newspaper, but do not translate well to the
web, sin
t can do it programatically, but I have no
idea about that.
2) this question is more directed to Justin French, but in any case,
the
reason i wanted to use the PDF forms is so that i don't have to create
them
again in CSS or any other format, the forms are already created and
all i
nee
I think this is at the point where you might need to cut your losses,
and look for a good, lightweight WYSIWYG editor application for OS9
(free/share ware) that you can load on their systems... they can simply
cut-and-paste from the textarea to their editor and back.
This way the OS X (OSX has
Please, not interested in non-PHP solutions (exec()'ing a Perl script
for example), because I want it to run on a base PHP install, and
integrate effortlessly into my CMS.
TIA
Justin French
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