--- Merlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unfortunatelly this is not what I mean.
Have a look on this:
http://www.globosapiens.net/hially
A php page is redirecting this 404 error to another page, but I
would like to have the URL stay the same like it is done on php.net
Then don't redirect to
Hi there,
I am wondering how on php.net the search for functions is done. You can add
any function just behind the php.net
like php.net/phpinfo and it will point you right through it. I know how to
redirect this as a 404 error in apache to another file, but then the url is
changing. In the
Hello,
This is a reply to an e-mail that you wrote on Tue, 22 Jul 2003 at
21:15, lines prefixed by '' were originally written by you.
Hi there,
I am wondering how on php.net the search for functions is done.
You
can add
any function just behind the php.net
like php.net/phpinfo and it will
Hey guys,
I made a class to work with file upload.
I used the php function is_executable. and in php 4.2.x it works ok, on linux and on
windows.
Last week I update my php to 4.3.x and this function stop work. In fact I got this
error. undefinied function.
Does anyone can help?
thanks
From the manual:
is_executable() became available with Windows in PHP version 5.0.0.
Not sure what the problem might be if you're using linux.
--- Gilberto Garcia Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey guys,
I made a class to work with file upload.
I used the php function is_executable
Hi,
After a new user has filled in a form to register for my site, I check
that she has entered the same password twice by calling a homemade
function. Like this:
$u_pwd = validate_password($_POST['u_pwd'],$_POST['u_pwd1']);
And the function looks like this:
function
On Sunday 29 June 2003 02:53, anders thoresson wrote:
After a new user has filled in a form to register for my site, I check
that she has entered the same password twice by calling a homemade
function. Like this:
$u_pwd = validate_password($_POST['u_pwd'],$_POST['u_pwd1']);
And the
AFAIK in PHP, if you don't specifically return something from a function,
the function will not return anything.
True. I'm so frustrated over here that I miss the most obvious things.
Thank's.
Strange thing is that it worked at my localhost, though.
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try return true;
-Original Message-
From: Jason Wong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 5:37 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] function doesn't return value
On Sunday 29 June 2003 02:53, anders thoresson wrote:
After a new user has filled in a form
Hello,
I performed some tests using the backticks operator
and the system() call.
This is my.php :
?
/*---*/
header(Pragma: no-cache); // HTTP/1.0
header(Cache-Control: no-cache, must-revalidate); // HTTP/1.1
-Original Message-
From: esctoday.com | wouter van vliet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 04 June 2003 16:11
I'm working on quite a large website with a lot of php
pages.. And a lot of
includable functions (modules).. Sometimes one of those modules gets
included twice accidently
Folks,
I'm working on quite a large website with a lot of php pages.. And a lot of
includable functions (modules).. Sometimes one of those modules gets
included twice accidently and then it generates an error .. of course.. This
made me wonder of there's any way to prevent the function from being
I'm working on quite a large website with a lot of php pages.. And a lot
of
includable functions (modules).. Sometimes one of those modules gets
included twice accidently and then it generates an error .. of course..
This
made me wonder of there's any way to prevent the function from being
I briefly tried searching the archives for this, but there aren't any handy
keywords, so I didn't find anything. Why can't I do this:
$year = getdate($timestamp)['year'];
(syntax error) while I can do this:
$temp = getdate($timestamp);
$year = $temp['year'];
and is there a way to combine the
IMHO the function()[] syntax should be allowed, but it isn't.
You could use list() or extract(), but then you'd wind up with a lot more date
than you want. What I've been doing is creating a function, then calling when
needed. For example:
function array_get_value($array, $index) {
At 06:23 31.05.2003, Evan Nemerson said:
[snip]
IMHO the function()[] syntax should be allowed, but it isn't.
You could use list() or extract(), but then you'd wind up with a lot more
date
than you want. What I've been doing is creating a function, then
I would use foreach instead of for, your function does not guarantie
checking all elements and also checks elements that might not have been set.
pei_world wrote:
I want to use the following function the test the array elements,
if all element is number return true, otherwise false;
but the
I want to use the following function the test the array elements,
if all element is number return true, otherwise false;
but the command marked, it print out only the first char of every strings in
the array;
can help?
ie: ++0++ for 0.234
function check_int_float($array){
$result=true;
- Original Message -
From: pei_world [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2003 4:30 PM
Subject: [PHP] function for $array
I want to use the following function the test the array elements,
if all element is number return true, otherwise false
I have a function, such as this:
function encryptPassword($password, $salt = $encryptiontechnique) {
}
$encryptiontechnique is defined, obviously outside the function. How is it possible to
make $encryptiontechnique global so that this will work?
Function or GD problem...
I have a strange problem here, hoping someone can help.
The following code works great but when I make it into a function it doesn't
error but it gives a RED X image.
PHP:
?php
include(functions.inc.php);
$size = getimagesize(uploads/$src);
if ($size[2]==2) {
In the receiving page, change your link from an img src= tag to an a
href= then see what the error message says.
Hugh
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From: Nate [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 16, 2003 2:55 PM
Subject: [PHP] Function or GD problem?
Function or GD
in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
In the receiving page, change your link from an img src= tag to an a
href= then see what the error message says.
Hugh
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From: Nate [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 16, 2003 2:55 PM
Subject: [PHP] Function
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 16, 2003 3:59 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Function or GD problem?
Hi, thanks for your help but im not sure what you mean. My image php page
is
http://www.maxamplify.com/maxgallery/admin/test.php?src=img.jpg This
contains the exact same code I posted below
so i have a function that creates objects (with member variables) and
pushes those objects onto the array. after adding all of the objects,
the function then returns the array...
i'm having trouble accessing the members of each object in the
array...i'm trying to do something like this:
class
Hi,
Friday, February 28, 2003, 4:24:54 PM, you wrote:
AS so i have a function that creates objects (with member variables) and
AS pushes those objects onto the array. after adding all of the objects,
AS the function then returns the array...
AS i'm having trouble accessing the members of each
Here is an example array:
array(
array(1,2),
array(2,3),
array(3,1)
)
now suppose I get some form inputs with the value 1 and 1. I am trying to
find a way to figure out if the first coloumn is already in the table and if
so just add the second coloumn to the first. I
On Friday 21 February 2003 09:08, you wrote:
Here is an example array:
array(
array(1,2),
array(2,3),
array(3,1)
)
now suppose I get some form inputs with the value 1 and 1. I am trying to
find a way to figure out if the first coloumn is already in the table
Here is an example array:
array(
array(1,2),
array(2,3),
array(3,1)
)
now suppose I get some form inputs with the value 1 and 1. I am trying to
find a way to figure out if the first coloumn is already in the table and
if so just add the second coloumn to the
Hi,
I have a problem where I am getting the following error, and I was
wondering if anyone has seen this one before and can help me out.
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare isvalidphonenumber() (previously
declared in /home/bluekomo/public_html//classes/Registrant.class:360)
in
-Original Message-
From: Erik Price [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 18 February 2003 15:14
I have a script, registration.php, which calls require_once on the
Registrant.class file mentioned in the above error message. The
Registrant::setPhone() method is called more than once.
On Tuesday, February 18, 2003, at 10:27 AM, Ford, Mike [LSS] wrote:
I have a script, registration.php, which calls require_once on the
Registrant.class file mentioned in the above error message. The
Registrant::setPhone() method is called more than once. Since it is
called more than once,
I have a function below which populates a select list, based on the query
string and the field name. It then prints a string:
function populate_selects($query_name, $db_field, $link, $string)
{
$result = mysql_query($query_name, $link) or die (Could not execute
query.);
while ($columns =
Exactly where does $option_block get put into $string?
-Kevin
- Original Message -
From: Peter Gumbrell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Php-General [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 4:11 PM
Subject: [PHP] function problem
I have a function below which populates a select list
$option_block;
/SELECT
input type=hidden name=vendor_select value=v
INPUT TYPE=Submit NAME=Submit Value=Submit
/FORM
EOVS;
-Original Message-
From: Kevin Stone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 14, 2003 6:41 PM
To: Php-General
Subject: Re: [PHP] function problem
On 2003.02.15 00:11 Peter Gumbrell wrote:
[...]
$option_block .= OPTION name='vendor1'
[...]
Are you sure it's a scope problem ?
You haven't instantiated any $option_block variable when the loop
starts, so you're concatenating a string to a bunch of uninitialized
memory :)
I can't run your
Greetings,
In several scripts that I have written I have had to have a similar select
box. It will select from a table an auto number field and a name field
(like an id # and a customer name) and then it will display the name on the
screen and the variable posted will be the auto #.
Could
Date: Tue, 04 Feb 2003 22:02:12 +0100
To: Leonard Burton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Chris Hayes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] Function to make a select box
Could anyone offer any suggestions? The following function prints a blank
select box.
$result= select auto, '$field' from '$table
Is there any way to access the Function Stack from php?
I would really like it for debugging, ala java style or C debugging style,
where I could get a list of function like
From afunction line 83
From bfunction line 179
From cfunction line 345
Error here..
If I could somehow access the
- Original Message -
From: Joshua Moore-Oliva [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 01, 2003 7:08 AM
Subject: [PHP] Function Stack
Is there any way to access the Function Stack from php?
Not built in, but you could manually add statement to do it yourself
On Sat, 1 Feb 2003 07:08:05 -0500, you wrote:
Is there any way to access the Function Stack from php?
Starting with PHP 4.3.0 you can use debug_backtrace(), which returns
an array of caller stack information. You might want to build a
wrapper around it which formats the information the way you
I know that mySQL errors are caught in mysql_error() and I find that
function extremely useful (kudos!). However, I have several queries in a few
scripts of mine but am wondering if anyone has written a small function that
catches errors and outputs them. What I mean is lets say I have a block of
Message-
From: Jeff Lewis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sat 1/4/2003 6:43 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc:
Subject: [PHP] Function to catch all mySQL errors?
I know that mySQL errors are caught in mysql_error() and I
Also if you dont want ot to break you need to add the @ operator in front
Mike
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How about something like this..
function runquery($query)
{
);
AP }
AP return $query;
AP }
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AP Sent: Sat 1/4/2003 6:43 PM
AP To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
AP Cc:
AP Subject: [PHP] Function to catch all mySQL errors
You forgot global $adb; at the beginning of your function, or use
$sth = $GLOBALS['adb']-prepare($query);
Martin S wrote:
NOW what am I doing wrong??
function setCurrentDevGroup($devID)
{
$query = SELECT dev_group FROM tracking WHERE (computer = $devID);
$sth =
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
You forgot global $adb; at the beginning of your function, or use
$sth = $GLOBALS['adb']-prepare($query);
Nope sorry, I've just edited it from my post here. It is in the function.
/Martin S.
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On Tuesday 31 December 2002 20:02, Martin S wrote:
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
You forgot global $adb; at the beginning of your function, or use
$sth = $GLOBALS['adb']-prepare($query);
Nope sorry, I've just edited it from my post here. It is in the function.
Hmm, whenever you post code to the
Jason Wong wrote:
On Tuesday 31 December 2002 20:02, Martin S wrote:
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
You forgot global $adb; at the beginning of your function, or use
$sth = $GLOBALS['adb']-prepare($query);
Nope sorry, I've just edited it from my post here. It is in the function.
Hmm,
On Tuesday 31 December 2002 20:48, Martin S wrote:
This is the function which should return e.g. printers for $lookuptable.
But doesn't.
function setCurrentDevGroup($devID)
{
global $adb;
$query = SELECT dev_group FROM tracking WHERE (computer =
$devID);
Jason Wong wrote:
On Tuesday 31 December 2002 20:48, Martin S wrote:
This is the function which should return e.g. printers for
$lookuptable. But doesn't.
function setCurrentDevGroup($devID)
{
global $adb;
$query = SELECT dev_group FROM tracking WHERE
of $lookuptable (in the global scope) is
changed when you call your function then you have to do something like:
?php
function doo($dah, $dee, $etc) {
global $lookuptable;
$lookuptable = Hello world;
}
doo(1, 2, 3);
echo $lookuptable; // prints Hello world
?
More examples
Jason Wong wrote:
If you want it so that the value of $lookuptable (in the global scope) is
changed when you call your function then you have to do something like:
?php
function doo($dah, $dee, $etc) {
global $lookuptable;
$lookuptable = Hello world;
}
doo(1, 2, 3
so you want
$lookuptable=setCurrentDevGroup($devID);
switch($lookuptable) { ...
Martin S wrote:
Jason Wong wrote:
On Tuesday 31 December 2002 20:48, Martin S wrote:
This is the function which should return e.g. printers for
$lookuptable. But doesn't.
function
Um where is $lookuptable set? Seems like you should have:
$lookuptable = setCurrentDevGroup($this-ComputerID);
$query = SELECT name FROM $lookuptable WHERE (ID=$this-ComputerID);
echo $lookuptable; // gives an empty string.
andy
Martin S wrote:
NOW what am I doing wrong??
function
I'm trying to redo a db lookup into a function. The function is placed in a
class called tracking and declared thus:
function setCurrentDevGroup($devID)
{
// start original routine
$query = SELECT dev_group FROM tracking WHERE (computer =
On Mon, 30 Dec 2002 14:48:13 +0100, you wrote:
function setCurrentDevGroup($devID)
{
// start original routine
$query = SELECT dev_group FROM tracking WHERE (computer =
On Monday 30 December 2002 22:07, Michael Sims wrote:
On Mon, 30 Dec 2002 14:48:13 +0100, you wrote:
function setCurrentDevGroup($devID)
{
// start original routine
$query = SELECT dev_group FROM tracking WHERE (computer =
Besides what Michael and jason said, you seem not have the $tracking
initialized (it is not an object).
You need to call $tracking=new tracking(); somewhere in your code.
Martin S wrote:
I'm trying to redo a db lookup into a function. The function is placed in a
class called tracking and
Jason Wong wrote:
On Monday 30 December 2002 22:07, Michael Sims wrote:
On Mon, 30 Dec 2002 14:48:13 +0100, you wrote:
function setCurrentDevGroup($devID)
{
// start original routine
$query = SELECT dev_group FROM tracking WHERE (computer
=
NOW what am I doing wrong??
function setCurrentDevGroup($devID)
{
$query = SELECT dev_group FROM tracking WHERE (computer = $devID);
$sth = $adb-prepare($query);
if($sth)
{
$res = $sth-execute();
Hi all,
I came across the following weird situation. I don't get it, I hope some of
you can explain the logic of it all.
[begin code]---
?php
/* Define class Parent. Its constructor sets an instance of Child in
property $child and passes itself to Child's
change your createParent function to return by reference:
function createParent()
{
return new Parent;
}
it returns 'two' and 'two' for me
Regards,
- reynard
Hi all,
I came across the following weird situation. I don't get it, I hope some of
you can explain the logic of it all.
[begin
Wow!! You're my king! Thanks, that syntax is completely new to me!
Great, another thing learned today! :)
Cheers mate!
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change your createParent function to return by reference:
function createParent()
{
Hi,
Sunday, December 22, 2002, 1:43:27 PM, you wrote:
TM Wow!! You're my king! Thanks, that syntax is completely new to me!
TM Great, another thing learned today! :)
TM Cheers mate!
You have setup a recursive reference there with child, I don't know if this
causes bad things to happen in php?
Hi folks,
I'm looking for a function or class which is able to automatically update
multiple tables.
The hard thing on this is, I only want to give it some predefined arrays which
define the table-structures (and maybe aliases for some fields) and on execution
it only gets some field-names and
For reference, see http://autocracy.homelinux.org/template.php and
http://autocracy.homelinux.org/error.php
Unless you have a good reason to do otherwise please post your code here.
People would be less inclined to help if they have to go about clicking on
links to see what your problem
[snip]
2) How did you conclude that? Did you check that
list_writings(poetry)/list_writings($poetry) gives the correct
result?
IE
echo list_writings(poetry)/list_writings($poetry) ?
list_writings(poetry) simply spits out the output. 'echo
list_writings(poetry)' was not designed as the
std_layout(Title here, list_writings(poetry))
both std_layout and list_writings are user-defined functions. std_layout()
echo's the two arguments that it takes at select points in its execution. I
want to the output of list_writings() to be an argument for std_layout().
-Jeff
SIG: HUP
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On Sunday 01 December 2002 03:54, Jeffrey B.Ferland wrote:
std_layout(Title here, list_writings(poetry))
both std_layout and list_writings are user-defined functions. std_layout()
echo's the two arguments that it takes at select points in its execution. I
want to the output of list_writings()
On Saturday 30 November 2002 03:14 pm, you wrote:
On Sunday 01 December 2002 03:54, Jeffrey B.Ferland wrote:
std_layout(Title here, list_writings(poetry))
both std_layout and list_writings are user-defined functions.
std_layout() echo's the two arguments that it takes at select points in
On Sunday 01 December 2002 04:43, Jeffrey B.Ferland wrote:
For reference, see http://autocracy.homelinux.org/template.php and
http://autocracy.homelinux.org/error.php
Unless you have a good reason to do otherwise please post your code here.
People would be less inclined to help if they have to
Hello,
Can I call a php function using forms in the same way as I do for a javascript
function? (in the same page, not with php_self).
?php
function()
{...
}
?
form method=post action=function()
.
/form
Thanks, Adrian
No, you can't. PHP is run on the server side. JavaScript is client side.
Adrian Partenie wrote:
Hello,
Can I call a php function using forms in the same way as I do for a javascript function? (in the same page, not with php_self).
?php
function()
{...
}
?
form method=post
true or false:
when declaring a function, a given argument can be declared to pass by
reference, or can be declared to have a default value, but never both.
i.e., you can only write one of:
function foo($param)
function foo($param = bar)
but never the equivalent of:
function foo($param = bar)
Hey
Im trying to create a fucntion in an include file
function db_conn($host,$user,$pass,$dab)
{
$db = mysql_connect($host, $user,$pass)mysql_select_db($dab,$db);
}
In the page ide use:
require('func.inc.php');
db_conn($host,$user,$pass,$dab);
$result = mysql_query(select * FROM
Either add
global $db;
as the first line of the function or change your function call to:
$db = db_conn($host,$user,$pass,$dab);
I assume that $host, $user, $pass and $dab actually contain some correct
values.
Marco
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Hey,
Of course they do, they work if I put the echo in the function its self, but
I dont need the echo in the function.
- Lee
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Either add
global $db;
as the first line of the function or
Hi to all,
I have a problem with function() and some variables.
The issue is this
I declare the function, suppose:
function test_func($param1) {
echo $param1;
}
when I call the function like;
?php test_func(123)?
works OK!
But if I try something like this:
?php
test_func(123);
On Tuesday 05 November 2002 23:56, Francisco Vaucher wrote:
This doesn't work. I need to get some variables values out of the function.
Is there a way to make te variables defined in the function 'global' ? So I
can use them after the function call.
Declare them as global:
?
doo(123);
Hi, this is the common way to do things:
?
// declare function
function test($param)
{
$param = $param + 4;
return $param;
}
// option 1 -- prints 48
$param = test(44);
echo $param;
// option 2 -- prints 59
echo test(55);
?
I *think* you can also make param part of the
Doesn't 'global' only get variables from outside the function into it OP
(I think) wanted the variables within the function to work outside it.
Justin
on 06/11/02 2:44 AM, Jason Wong ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Tuesday 05 November 2002 23:56, Francisco Vaucher wrote:
This doesn't
Is there a way to make te variables defined in the function 'global' ? So I
can use them after the function call.
Just make them global inside the function. They don't need to exist in
the global symbol table before the call for this.
try this little test:
?php
function foo
FYI: 'global' is two way
eg:
?
function test()
{
global $foobar;
$foobar = Hello World;
}
test();
echo $foobar;
?
will work.
-Original Message-
From: Justin French [mailto:justin;indent.com.au]
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 11:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP
On Wednesday 06 November 2002 08:48, Justin French wrote:
Doesn't 'global' only get variables from outside the function into it
OP (I think) wanted the variables within the function to work outside it.
Kind of. What it really does is 'link' the global'ed variable into the global
scope.
Hi,
I'm not sure if this is entirely php related, but I was wondering if there
is a PHP function or a way to automatically update one table with values
from another more extended table (automatically checking the common
columns) and inserting new rows if they don't exist in the first table
I am having difficulty passing details to a form.
I need to somehow pass a variable cost to a form.
The cost is made up of items in a cart (details taken from a Mysql DB)
and a shipping cost. I then have a function written to display the
credit card form (which needs to be passed to a secure
of the hidden field.
Michael Egan
-Original Message-
From: Steve Jackson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 11 October 2002 11:47
To: PHP General
Subject: [PHP] Function to remember costs.[Scanned]
I am having difficulty passing details to a form.
I need to somehow pass a variable cost
Hello.
I have compiled PHP 4.2.3 with Apache 2.0.42 and my problem is, that the function
is_readable doesn't work as I expected. It is allways returning false and not check
the current permission to file.
For example:
?php
if (is_readable(owner.php))
echo READABLE;
else
echo
?php
if (is_readable(owner.php))
echo READABLE;
else
echo UNREADABLE;
include (owner.php);
?
According to the manual, the results of is_readable() is cached. So, if
you've been testing this and have both readable and unreadable you may
have the wrong one cached.
Hi people.
Is it possible to return multiple values in a function.
For instance, i want to do something like this:
function calculate_money($sum)
{
// some hanky panky calculations
return $type;
return $amount;
}
Thanks!
Sincerely,
Faisal
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Hi Faisal,
Is it possible to return multiple values in a function.
For instance, i want to do something like this:
function calculate_money($sum)
{
// some hanky panky calculations
return $type;
return $amount;
}
You have to return the values in an array, and use list() to break
Example 1. Find the string of text php
// the i after the pattern delimiter indicates a case-insensitive search
if (preg_match (/php/i, PHP is the web scripting language of choice.)) {
print A match was found.;
} else {
print A match was not found.;
}
Example 2. find the
I get the following warning which makes no sense to me.
Warning: header() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in
/www/htdocs/jc/administration/edit_products/show_products.php on line 96
It's true that I am passing at an array to the function, but what I
don't understand is why the
You are trying to set a header() using methods not supported. But the
really interesting bit is that you appear to be using it NOT for sending
HTTP headers, but for setting header information on a TABLE
read http://php.net/header
...this isn't what it does.
?
function header_row($values)
like this:
header(array(ID,Name,Maker's Code,Maker Name,Label Name,Product Type));
header() is a PHP function. You're calling it with an invalid arguement.
(I think you're just calling the function you want by the wrong name, tho.)
function header_row($aH) {
Try calling header_row(), instead
Justin French wrote:
But the
really interesting bit is that you appear to be using it NOT for sending
HTTP headers, but for setting header information on a TABLE
Oops!!
I had defined my own function called header() without even stopping to
think there was already a PHP header()
Does anyone know if there is a native function within PHP to convert numbers
to roman numerals?
I could easily write a little convertor, but I was hoping there was an
simple function - although I couldn't seem to find anything like that in the
manual.
If http://php.net/printf doesn't do it,
Does anyone know if there is a native function within PHP to convert numbers
to roman numerals?
I could easily write a little convertor, but I was hoping there was an
simple function - although I couldn't seem to find anything like that in the
manual.
Dave
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There used to be a utility that let you search php functions from the
address bar in your browser by simply appening PHP to the function name eg,
php mail I thikn it might of been an IE only thing...
I can't remember were I originally got it form and can not find it again,
does anyone know?
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