This is likely due to Win32 not being required to do any virtual to real
mapping. This itself isn't PHP's fault, as the variable itself is set by
Apache.
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http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/nair20020523.php3
Looked fairly good when I read thru it a while back. Hope that it might be
able to help.
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And remember that if you alter the php.ini file once you have found it, that
you MUST restart apache in order for the changes to take place.
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that
are left. it doesn't display everyone who is on in real time, but any one
who was on within a certain period (usually I stick with 5 minutes)
If any one else has any interesting/creative ways, I'd love to hear them
also.
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I haven't used headers for this, but heres my $0.02.
What is the value of hte $name var? I suspect its empty, as register_globals
is probaly enabled... try using $_GET['name'] instead of just $name, and
$_GET['size'] instead of $size.
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have a look at the output control functions.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.outcontrol.php
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From: Richard Baskett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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fopen each link and see if it returns true or false (false meaning its down)
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From: Rob Packer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [PHP] Test links
I suggest paying a visit to www.webhostingtalk.com and search the forums... theres
tons of information on the large, and small hosts that might help.
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Nope, though if you are you could always just try using one of the mirrors.
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that 'should' work for what you want... someone else suggested it a while
age for another project
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oscommerce http://oscommerce.com/
supports mysql as the database. i've set it up a few times, never
implemented it into production, but its fairly easy to use, and from what
i've seen extremly customizable.
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Also I would check the case of the column in both the script and the DB
itself.
And yes, the query and the table schema might help if that isnt it.
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phpBB all the way for me. Used it on a few sites, worked fine for my uses.
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it appears you are on windows, so look in php.ini for the smtp directive.
enter your isp's smtp server address there. then restart apache and it
should work.
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Check ur php.ini, there are settings to display showing absolutly any error,
warning, and message. they are probaly set to not show them.
error_reporting = E_ALL ~E_NOTICE
thats what i use, only displays what i need
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Change off to on in the last directory container or omit it if php is
enabled by default. thats probaly where the problem is.
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If you have GD2 I'd advise using imagecopyresampled, as I found using
imagecopyresized often resulted in blue or grayish images, while
imagecopyresampled resulted in normal looking images.
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, so you should be able to pull that info into another
variable correctly.
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Subject: [PHP] Re: Can someone
is search through the control panel forum
at www.webhostingtalk.com for other suggestions, and peoples opinions on the
different panels.
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str_replace is your friend in this situation
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If i want to find just a word
Its an IIS problem. With apache there are several ways,
www.phpbuilder.com/columns/tim2526.php3 is IMO the best way, i currently
use it on several sites. i think this would be what you need if it was
apache you were working on
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Yep. Theres several for windows.
I've used:
-PHP4EE
-Homesite
-Dreamweaver (MX version finally has syntax highlighting)
-Good old notepad
-PHP Coder Pro (What PHP4EE was based on)
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Actually a meta refresh isnt a good idea for this example. id personally use
a header, because then there is no entry in the back list for the processing
page, unlike if u used a meta refresh, which, if i am correct, leaves an
entry.
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If it adds the slashes, before u echo it back out, try stripslashes($var)
first
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Subject: [PHP] text area
You missed the $ before HTTP_POST_VARS. its $HTTP_POST_VARS (its a variable,
not a constant. only constants dont have a $ before them)
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Check if the $page variable has a value. I'm thinking they had 4.0.x before,
or had register_globals enabled, and ur passing $page by querystring right?
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http://www.mricon.com/SM/guide
he has a tutorial (for both redhat, and freebsd) that details exactly howto
setup a full mail server, using virtual domains/users. step by step. should
be what is needed here. I use it personally for my servers.
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Some of the time.
Release announcments have been skipped a few times, but you'll notice people
asking on every other list about what the changes are.
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Or you could do that using php:
#!/usr/local/bin/php -q
?
echo `/usr/bin/shutdown -Fr now`;
?
(Note those are backticks, not apostrophes)
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, as
100,000 rows of data must be approaching at least 1mb (might be wrong there
too, depends on the data).
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From: Thomas Edison Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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AFAIK there is a patch to re-add gif support to gd 1.8.4 (not sure about
2.x). I saw the url for it the other day on a newsgroup, I'll see if i can
dig it up and post it.
Jason Reid
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Have you tried using just break? without the 1?
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Subject: [PHP] Break message in code.
Please forgive me, I am still rather new to coding
Check your php version. if its greater then 4.1.0, then you must either
enable 'register_globals' in your php.ini, or use $_GET['var'] or
$_POST['var'] to get data from a form
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at 0x006b6d1 referenced memory at 0x. The
memory could not be read. '
I've tried reinstalling both apache and php, to no avail. I came across on
reporting of this on the php.net bug tracker, but no solution. anyone know
how to fix this?
Thanks
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