2005 05:15, Jason Wong wrote:
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On Monday 07 March 2005 22:02, Pedro Garre wrote:
I am using fsockopen to simulate a POST to another page (test_post.php)
within the same server.
It's not clear how exactly you're
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Hi,
I am using fsockopen to simulate a POST to another page (test_post.php) within
the same server.
Data sent to the socket is:
POST $uri HTTP/1.1\r\n.
Host: $host\n. User-Agent: mandapost\r\n.
Cookie:
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Hi,
JR said:
I guess this could be true. But I don't understand why someone would need
an easy way to identify variables? Why not an easy way to identify
function names? Or constants?
For big projects and/or safety
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Hi,
My Apache is under SSL. Everything works Ok but when the user chooses to
download a file or view a PDF document, the browser states that you are about
to leave the secure conexion, so I guess the files are
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I think the only solution is to convert it to PDF. In theory, CSS2 provides
with the possibility to configure the print format, but no browser supports
it.
Pedro.
On Thursday 13 June 2002 19:56, Miguel Cruz wrote:
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Hi,
I am sorry I ask this for a second time.
Come on guys ! I am sure somebody can help, please
I set my own error handler. It is in a file general_includes.php
(please find it below) and all pages do a require on
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Hi,
I set my own error handler as described in the documentation.
It seems to work, as I can catch NOTICE errors.
The problem is that PARSE errors do not display anywhere, nor are
catched by my error handler. The browser
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Yes, but note that strtotime has a second parameter, which is now if
not indicated.
What strtotime returns is relative to this second parameter.
I would use:
$ahora = time();
$firstTime=strtotime($firstTime, $ahora);
~E_NOTICE, or just E_ALL, in php.ini.
Kirk
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From: Pedro Garre [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 11:25 AM
To: php-general
Subject: [PHP] parse error= doc contains no data
I set my own error handler as described in the documentation
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Hi,
If you want to see NOTICE errors, but not in the browser:
- Set your own error_handler as described in the documentation
- And include these lines:
if ( ( $errno == E_USER_NOTICE ) || ( $errno == E_NOTICE ) )
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