[PHP] storing tables into memory (that won't deconstruct after every page)

I have a rather large hash table (consisting of about 1000 different key/value combinations) that I want to use on every web page. This table will rarely be updated, but I will need to update it time to time. How do I do this *efficient* in php? I assume include "table.php" won't stick it (

Re: [PHP] header generation problem

Greg Donald wrote: > On Sun, 3 Mar 2002, Jon Feldhammer wrote: > > >>I'm trying to create a single dynamic header for a wide range of web >>pages which I'll just include as I need it. There are a few things that >>change per web page in the header, but I

[PHP] header generation problem

I'm trying to create a single dynamic header for a wide range of web pages which I'll just include as I need it. There are a few things that change per web page in the header, but I've settled all the issues except a good way of how to modify a single image that changes based on the web page

[PHP] Re: Ok Gurus Shake your nudels !!!

Olev Rumm wrote: > Mime problem. > I have my web form here www.toolmecindustries.com/submform.php > > Now my email recieves all the contens thruogh [EMAIL PROTECTED] (fields > what customer filles out) > but attachment (picture fail) is shown like encrypted > here: > > rewfg/wr;tlkmbwsl/kw;relkt

[PHP] Re: shopping cart question

o cookies are available, it automatically adds those id's to every > href (you can manage that in php's conf file) > > Jon Feldhammer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED].; > > The way I see it, there are three options for maintaining state in php.

[PHP] shopping cart question

The way I see it, there are three options for maintaining state in php. I've already taken the route of keeping a random session id and putting it into a database to track a user/cart. So the only variable i need to track is the session id. The three options I know of then are: 1. Putting the s