I'm looking for a way to have php automatically log a user into an htaccess
protected directory.
My problem is as follows. I currently have a large number of php scripts
which use a database authentication system. Unfortunately, there are also
a number of old CGI scripts which need to be
benefits do
they bring to the table?
These are just some of the questions that I'd like to see expanded upon,
I'm sure there are others out there who can add more to the list.
Nick Oostveen
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functions on a domain by domain basis.
3) Disable php entirely on a domain by domain basis.
Any help or advice with any of the above would be greatly appreciated.
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Has anyone taken a look at this magazine yet (www.phparch.com)? I came
across mention of it on Slashdot earlier today and it looks interesting. I
am considering subscribing but wouldn't mind some feedback about the
overall quality of the publication beforehand.
Nick Oostveen
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products out there and would appreciate hearing your experiences and
recommendations so that I can filter out the good from the bad.
Thanks,
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Persistent connections are typically a good thing to use on high traffic
sites as they offer better performance than opening and closing connections
for each database request. The reason for this is the overhead used in
opening a database connection is actually quite high.
While keeping them
If you are just trying to access a classes functions without creating an
instance of it you're probably looking to use the scope resolution operator
::. For this to work all you have to do is ensure that the definition for
the class you wish to use is included into the file containing the
You should be able to fix this by changing the function DECLARATION for the
argument in question to take the variable by reference instead of by value
(which is the default).
So it should be something like:
OCIFetchInto ( $var1, $rvar2, $var3 )
What you are currently doing is specifying at
Check out the Zend Encoder at http://www.zend.com to generate encoded php
files. It is, however, a bit pricey.
At 12:47 AM 8/2/2002 -0400, php banana wrote:
Just out of curiosity when and why?
Is there any method to encrypt PHP files.
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Does the user apache is running as have access to reboot the server?
At 07:18 PM 8/2/2002 +, you wrote:
I am using the below command in the php page to reboot the linux server.
But nothing happens . Where am i wrong or do i have to give a path or
nething . Please help.
$output =
I could be wrong on this but I believe that Oracle 8i uses a proprietary
join syntax. This support has been added in the latest version of Oracle,
but with 8i I believe you're out of luck using the left join keywords.
Check out
Check out http://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/view.phtml/aid/277/fid/40
Essentially you'll want to use this this combined with get variables hard
coded into your url. For example:
a href=script.php?action=function1function 1/a
a href=script.php?action=function2function 2/a
At 11:13 PM
Ok, I noticed a couple things.
One: There's no } ending your elseif statement.
Two (and the big one): Why all the opening brackets before your isset()
functions? I'm not sure if you're trying to do some nested logic in there,
but if so it will be much more readable if you use nested if
to an older
version of GD (and loosing PNG support in the process)?
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A good, well designed, development tool can provide a huge productivity
boost over an editor if it's used properly. And I don't mean
auto-generated code by this either.
Right off the bat, any good development tool will have code completion
abilities, which are basically the programmers
While I can't speak for others, in our office we use template files which
contain all HTML and then parse content generated from php scripts into
them about 90% of the time. Not only does separating your code from your
HTML make it easier to change the look of a site, but it also makes the
I've got a (hopefully) simple question which is indirectly related to php.
I'm currently developing an application which includes functionality to
allow users to upload image files. Does anyone here know of a way to
customize the look of the HTML file input type? By this I mean changing
the
I could be wrong, but I seem to remember reading somewhere that using ?
text ? is actually just shorthand for echo text ; as far as the php
engine itself is concerned.
Again I'm not positive, but if this is the case it would coincide with the
comment made earlier that they are in fact the
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