Hello!
I am managing a FreeBSD 4.11 server which is currently running PHP
4.3.11. The server was originally installed in 2003 with an older
version of PHP and libiconv 1.8. All software has been installed from
FreeBSD ports. Over the time PHP has been upgraded several times, but
libiconv
Toomas Aas wrote:
-
?php
echo iconv(ISO-8859-1, UTF-8, This is a test.);
?
-
When I load this script via the browser, PHP outputs nothing. I have
error logging set to file only, and in the
Good evening!
I am getting an error message that I've never seen before. I am
POSTing an HTML form to a PHP script, but when I submit the form, my
Safari browser says can't open the page such-and-such because it could
not load any data from this location. Mozilla gives no error message
but
* Thus wrote Richard Miller:
Good evening!
I am getting an error message that I've never seen before. I am
POSTing an HTML form to a PHP script, but when I submit the form, my
Safari browser says can't open the page such-and-such because it could
not load any data from this location.
This will be some misterios error. I would change more configuration
options, namely output log filenames. Well, but this won't help you now.
Are you sure the other apache is not runnig?
Jan Vitek wrote:
Hello,
I installed Apache 2.0.47 with PHP 4.3.3 (as Apache module). Everything worked
Hello,
I installed Apache 2.0.47 with PHP 4.3.3 (as Apache module). Everything worked fine,
until I decided that I will install one more Apache. I installed the second apache
(again Apache 2.0.47 and PHP 4.3.3) and configured it in a same way as the first
apache, only the port (directive
I have a simple little script that displays news articles that are stored in
mySQL database.
However, when the script displays the data, it doesn't recognize the
returns/enters. So I have to put brbr when ever I want a new paragraph
to begin.
How can I get my script to recognize the returns? is
nl2br()
Chris Mach wrote:
I have a simple little script that displays news articles that are stored in
mySQL database.
However, when the script displays the data, it doesn't recognize the
returns/enters. So I have to put brbr when ever I want a new paragraph
to begin.
How can I get my script to
nl2br()
On Fri, 2003-09-19 at 13:27, Chris Mach wrote:
I have a simple little script that displays news articles that are stored in
mySQL database.
However, when the script displays the data, it doesn't recognize the
returns/enters. So I have to put brbr when ever I want a new paragraph
to
Why does it put a space in there? br /
It's screwing up my other script which displays just the first 50 words of
the news article by exploding each word into an array. So / is showing up
after each break.
http://www.ticatfans.com/index.php
Marek Kilimajer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
The space is there so it does not break some old browsers which could
thing it is BR/ tag (yes, it does not exists). Change your logic or do
preg_replace(array(\r\n,\n,\r), 'br', $string) instead - not
tested
Chris Mach wrote:
Why does it put a space in there? br /
It's screwing up my
[snip]
Why does it put a space in there? br /
It's screwing up my other script which displays just the first 50 words
of
the news article by exploding each word into an array. So / is showing
up
after each break.
http://www.ticatfans.com/index.php
[/snip]
It is inserting the XHTML acceptable
* Thus wrote Jay Blanchard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
[snip]
http://www.ticatfans.com/index.php
[/snip]
br /fontfont face=arial size=2/
Inserting a font tag (Bad, Bad Thing TM) in the space and displaying the
last part of the tag. As a matter of fact, there is a font tag for each
word on
On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 07:53:12 -0400
Chris Mach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why does it put a space in there? br /
It's screwing up my other script which displays just the first 50
words of the news article by exploding each word into an array. So
/ is showing up after each break.
The reason
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Marek Kilimajer:
The space is there so it does not break some old browsers which could
thing it is BR/ tag (yes, it does not exists). Change your logic or
do preg_replace(array(\r\n,\n,\r), 'br', $string) instead -
not
tested
Why not use str_replace instead of
Hello,
we are having a
problem:
We have running
apache + php under Windows, see
http://www.mvhs.de/contentserv/admin/phpinfo.php
for the
phpinfo.
Everything runs
fine, but after a while, sometimes after a week,
it suddenly returns
only a white page at the start page.
However
I was returned this error after a mysql_query:
1030: Got error 28 from table handler
What does this mean? It doesn't happen all the time and it almost random...
I searched the mysql site and didn't find anything and a search on Google I
found that it is a table that may have become corrupt so
] PHP returns this error... (1030: Got error 28 from table
handler)
I was returned this error after a mysql_query:
1030: Got error 28 from table handler
What does this mean? It doesn't happen all the time and it almost
random...
I searched the mysql site and didn't find anything and a search
On Wednesday 05 September 2001 17:17, Joseph Bannon wrote:
I have a foreach loop running in a function. During the foreach loop, if a
variable matches another variable, it does return $variable. My question
is this: does the function automatically stop running when the variable is
returned?
I have a foreach loop running in a function. During the foreach loop, if a
variable matches another variable, it does return $variable. My question
is this: does the function automatically stop running when the variable is
returned?
Yes
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