Is it possible to declare some kind of super global variable in PHP, which
would be avaliable to all later PHP scripts/processes?
I suppose I could use a database or filesystem. But in this case of mine I
need to store and retrieve some values very fast and consuming as little
resourses as
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Does anyone know what the sequence argument is suppose to be? More
importantly, what the numbers stand for 2,4:6?
Chris
It means give me overview of messages #2 and all from #4
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Hello,
I tried to send mail through the mail function but it is not
working. I am using php version 3.0.12 under linux, following is the
code I used to send mail.
So what is the problem with it,
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that would be:
select Id, count(*) from sometable group by Id
Sigitas
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Solution #1
$contents = fread ($pointer, 1);
Solution #2
$contents="";
while ($partial = fread ($pointer, 8192)) {
$contents.=$partial;
};
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I'm wondering why IMAP_FETCH_OVERVIEW does not return the "to" value of
the message and why IMAP_HEADER does not return the UID of the message. I
need both of those values, but the idea of calling two functions which are
80% the same does not sound good to me... I suppose this will at least
header("Location: http://any.URL/you/need")
NOTE: header must be sent prior to any output. Otherwise this won't work
and a warning will be issued.
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I suggest you should check if the mysql server is running.
And also you should check if there is a user "php" with password "php" and
with access from "localhost" granted on your mysql server.
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Hi
It is possible though quite complicated. You must write some kind of a
"proxy" with PHP. The process looks something like this:
The php script checks if the user is ok, reads the image file and then
echoes it out to the client. - simple as it may sound. But there is a couple
of points.
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