I don't like header('Location: page.php'); so I use a HTTP request class to
call another script/page. This does fork another httpd, but that's life :)
Roko
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* Roko Roic [EMAIL PROTECTED] [Dec 07. 2001 03:26]:
I don't like header('Location: page.php'); so I use a HTTP request class
to
call another script/page. This d
I can't afford 299$ for an Texteditor,so :
Does anyone know of a free/cheap Edtor that has this feature?
On windows - PHPEdit (maybe even PHPCoder).
On linux - I, too would like to know, mabe emacs?.
Roko
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hi
http://www.itworks.demon.co.uk/phpeditors.htm
This list does not contain the best among Windows editors:
PHPEdit, PHPCoder (Maguma PHP4EE studio),
Does anybody have a solution?
Send wnl heades before displaying results
header('Content-type: text/vnd.wap.wml');
Cheers
Roko
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Hi all,
How many extension of subclass can PHP have? Can I extend subclass to more
different subclass?
I didn't really understand the question, but maybe this is it.
PHP class can extend only one parent
I'm writing a class for POP3 access and I want some of the internal
functions to be private, like the mime decoding stuff.
Is there any way to do this? I found nothing in the docs :(
Unfortunately, PHP does not understand terms private, public, protected...
PHP coders adopted a coding
If I use include_once() to include these files in main.php:
main.php
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include_once('lib.php');
include_once('service.php');
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And file service.php also has a line in it:
service.php
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include_once('lib.php');
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Will lib.php get included twice or only _once()
in lib.php
define(__LIB_PHP__,1);
in service.php:
define(__SERVICE_PHP__',1);
if (!__LIB_PHP__){
require('lib.php');
I am not sure I was clear enough.
I _want_ those include_once('lib.php') statements to be in service.php,
because service.php could get included from a file other than
include_once(). Does it get included TWICE?
By it, I mean lib.php.
Sorry
Roko
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i have test.php:
?
echo test;
?
to call this in the html, i use
SCRIPT LANGUAGE=Javascript SRC=test.php/script
this works fine for IE, but is there an alternative for Netscape to do
this?
PHP is a server side programming language and it does not execute in the
browser.
What you are
When I use header(Location: ...) to redirect the user back to the record
Send a Header(pragma no-cache) before Header(Location) and it will work.
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$parent::constructor()?
Just guessing, I wasn't even aware of this functionality till now :)
Roko
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I don't know if this is the right place to ask this (there is no .news.admin
group on news.php.net), but where is the right place to look for support for
OOP PHP programming.
Any newsgroups, mailing lists?
Maybe opening a group in this hierarchy named php.oop?? Where is the right
place to ask
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