I just need a confirmation, when the getdate() function is invoked inside a PHP
script, the date returned will be the server hosting the pages' date and not the
client requesting the page, right? or am i wrong in my assumption? Thanks guys.
If you are already using eclipse, you could try the a PHP plugin, which can
be downloaded free from www.xored.com
It's got the basics: outlining, highlighting and error detection and some
more. I guess the only thing this has over the other
full featured editors out there is that you don't have
I might be incorrect, but i think there's supposed to be a semicolon at the
line:
$dir=./
it should read as
$dir=./;
cheers! =)
- Original Message -
From: Paul Furman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2004 1:10 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP]
could you send the line 16 the parser was pointing out?
It could be you have the wrong number of parameters for the call to
mysql_connect(), or your PHP wasn't compiled with mysql functionality
enabled. (This is doubtful since mysql functionality is ON by default).
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