Bunch of them!
Check php.net's links and sift through those.
Web Monkey has a good primer on PHP MySQL.
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Okay, probably been asked zillions of times already, but I couldn't find
reference to it in the last
Chris,
I'm a bit lost... what exactly is your question?
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hey-
I have php 4.0.6 on Win 2k with Apache 1.3.20 ... I figure I'm close to
getting this installed
I've had the same problem.
I'll get back to you with what I know.
Just give me some time - I'm late for work!
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I'm designing a simple content management system with PHP, and it is
going great, except...
I do
Don't know if you're still there...
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Some philosophical observations:
My personal opinion would be to stick to a unix environment (Sun, Linux,
FreeBSD...) and hold on to the Oracle part. I find that JSP is a bit
cumbersome to maintain and program.
An alternative to Oracle would be Postgres/SQL as they handle transactions
relatively
I forgot to add:
Remember that Windows markets itself as an over-all solution to everything:
Windows Server + ASP + IIS + SQL Server.
It depends on whether you want to be outside the box!
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Eddie,
There are some good books to get you started running - literally - with PHP
and a database (usually MySQL).
I would recommend PHP Fast and Easy (blue cover with red writing). Each
chapter focuses on a given task... building tables, then adding to table,
then selecting from a table and -
This works for what I do:
Try this and fiddle with the variables.
$conn_id is your pointer to an FTP connection.
Familiarize yourself with the FTP functions in PHP if there are any doubts.
PART I: Put this in one script (say pdf_list.php):
// list server contents
if ((!$F) || ($F==)){
WS-FTP LE works for me.
I've used it for years now.
You can find it at Download.com
Bunch of stuff there.
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Sorry for the totally OT question, but can anyone
I think a better strategy would be to introduce them to the basics of
databases in general as opposed to trying to teach MySQL to them. A good
primer on DB's would be Databases for mere mortals by ... ? some guy! But
the cover is orange/brown and not very thick. Can't find it here... where
did I
Just a reminder of sorts when dealing with this kind of issue.
Where I work, we never had a need to mail 20,000+ newsletters but we do
distribute 300 or so each week.
On our initial tests, we discovered our external smtp server (our isp
account), limited our mailings to chunks of 20 emails at a
In a form you can't really have 2 submit buttons.
Either a submit submits or it is just a button.
That's because the var name is already submit (check out your
http_post_vars).
And you have it twice!
Change one of them and make it just a button (HTML4).
Recheck your post-vars.
This should help.
Fans!
I need your help, but first you must worship me.
Does PHP have a flakey file upload limit? Or what could be wrong?
max_upload_size and all that is set to 32Mb.
post_max_size is also set to 32Mb.
max_exec_time is set to 0 (unlimited).
apache's timeout is set to 1800 (30 mins).
And my 6Mb
ere some problems with our Squid-Proxy.
When we user direct internet connection the sky was the limit,
but with our Proxy, the limit was 2MB...
Sebastian
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