Re: [PHP] Php lib?
Thanks for that rather handy!
Does anyone know what the function set_var() does in template.inc in phplib?
I persume it has something to do with the template system.but thats as
much as I have figured out!!
I am going to replace the phplib template system with Smarty there is not a
converter for this(wishful thinking! anything for an easy life)
My boss set me this task before he went on holiday...I am sure he is bloody
laghing his socks off right now! I wondered why he never bothered porting
this for PHP4!
Arrgh!
John
Anyone got any handy hints on how to convert scripts running
on PHP3 and
PHPlib?
1. Roughly speaking, page_open() goes to session_start():
Old:
page_open(array(sess = my_web_Session));
New:
session_start();
2. page_close() goes away; if you don't have time to remove all those
calls,
write your own page_close() function that simply returns true.
3. Use functions instead of methods for managing the session variables.
For
example, for the object $sess created in step 1 above:
Old:
$sess-register('firstName');
New:
session_register('firstName');
Brings back fond memories - not! ;)
Kirk
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Re: [PHP] Php lib?
Hi,
sets the value of the var to be parsed later.
HTH
Andrey
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From: John Wards [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 12:58 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Php lib?
Thanks for that rather handy!
Does anyone know what the function set_var() does in template.inc in
phplib?
I persume it has something to do with the template system.but thats as
much as I have figured out!!
I am going to replace the phplib template system with Smarty there is not
a
converter for this(wishful thinking! anything for an easy life)
My boss set me this task before he went on holiday...I am sure he is
bloody
laghing his socks off right now! I wondered why he never bothered porting
this for PHP4!
Arrgh!
John
Anyone got any handy hints on how to convert scripts running
on PHP3 and
PHPlib?
1. Roughly speaking, page_open() goes to session_start():
Old:
page_open(array(sess = my_web_Session));
New:
session_start();
2. page_close() goes away; if you don't have time to remove all those
calls,
write your own page_close() function that simply returns true.
3. Use functions instead of methods for managing the session variables.
For
example, for the object $sess created in step 1 above:
Old:
$sess-register('firstName');
New:
session_register('firstName');
Brings back fond memories - not! ;)
Kirk
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Re: [PHP] Php lib?
Again ta!
I had sort of figured it out while waiting for someone to get back to
me.
Mental note..must learn objects.no argh
John
Hi,
sets the value of the var to be parsed later.
HTH
Andrey
- Original Message -
From: John Wards [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 12:58 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Php lib?
Thanks for that rather handy!
Does anyone know what the function set_var() does in template.inc in
phplib?
I persume it has something to do with the template system.but thats
as
much as I have figured out!!
I am going to replace the phplib template system with Smarty there is
not
a
converter for this(wishful thinking! anything for an easy life)
My boss set me this task before he went on holiday...I am sure he is
bloody
laghing his socks off right now! I wondered why he never bothered
porting
this for PHP4!
Arrgh!
John
Anyone got any handy hints on how to convert scripts running
on PHP3 and
PHPlib?
1. Roughly speaking, page_open() goes to session_start():
Old:
page_open(array(sess = my_web_Session));
New:
session_start();
2. page_close() goes away; if you don't have time to remove all those
calls,
write your own page_close() function that simply returns true.
3. Use functions instead of methods for managing the session
variables.
For
example, for the object $sess created in step 1 above:
Old:
$sess-register('firstName');
New:
session_register('firstName');
Brings back fond memories - not! ;)
Kirk
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Re: [PHP] php-lib questions
Here is the script
"request.php" 62 lines, 1585 characters
?
include ("layout.php");
page_open(array("sess" = "Repository_Session"));
if (!isset($s)) { $s=0; };
$sess-register("s");
site_header("Request a Document - Document Cart");
echo 'P align=leftfont face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2"
color="#66"Below
is your bifont color="#FF"Document Cart/font/i/b.br
br
/fontfont face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2"
color="#66"Any
time you request a document we will store it here. You may a
href="http://starbase.msfc.nasa.gov/rs-bin/show_files.pl?search='.$s
earch.'"
return to your search
results/a at any time and choose another documentbr
or you may perform a a href="search.php"New Search/a.br
br
/fontfont face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2"You may also
Increase
or Decrease the Number of copies you wish to request by using the font
color="#FF"Add/Remove
/fontlinks, or completly empty the cart with the font
color="#FF"Clear
cart/font link.br
br
/fontfont face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2"
color="#66"Whenever
you are done selecting documents click the ifont
color="#FF"Checkout/font/ifont color="#FF"
/fontlink to process your request./font/P
BR';
global $scart;
global $obj_id;
$scart-start();
switch($action)
{
case add:
$scart-add_item($obj_id,1);
break;
case remove:
$scart-remove_item($obj_id,1);
break;
case clearcart:
$scart-reset();
break;
}
$scart-show_all();
page_close();
site_footer();
?
I'm not familiar with the ob* functions, is this phplib or just php, I'll
look for some docs on it and give it a try though thanks.
-Mark
""Plutarck"" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
9b4bb7$1tf$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:9b4bb7$1tf$[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
That sounds like a problem with the way you handle sessions.
What happens is your program tries to start a session, but the page isn't
sent if a session isn't started. It still shouldn't reply with a 404
though...search your script for header and see if you send any.
Once someone has the session, then the page will load correctly.
Muck through your php code and see if there are any conditions or loops
which require a session to be running.
Still, that shouldn't happen and it's probably one of those bugs that you
can't figure out why they happen, or what causes them, but after tinkering
around suddenly everything works.
One thing to try, if it's available, is use the ob_* functions as a
debugger. Stick an obstart at the begining and a ob_end_flush at the end,
and see if the problem disappears magically.
Odd what sometimes fixes things...
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Plutarck
Should be working on something...
...but forgot what it was.
""Mark"" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I have a php script which is like a modified shopping cart.
It starts with a search that calls a perl script ( I know, but it's the
only
way I can include certain proprietary functionality I need). This
returns
a
results set of documents that can be either downloaded or requested
depending on permissions.
If you click to request a document a php script request.php is called it
is
sort of like a cart script, and uses phplib sessions and db_oci8.
The strange problem I am having is this:
If it is the first time you have reqeusted this script since last
opening
your browser, you will get a 404, if you hit back/forward or refresh the
script works fine as if nothing ever happened. You will not get this
error
again as long as you do not close and reopen your browser. Any ideas?
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