Have a look at the $_POST super global variable documentation.
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> Hello everybody,
>
> I want to pass a value, which came from a HTML form, to another PHP
script. How can i do this?
>
> e.g.: $login - the value of this
t my regex does not correcly match the lines.
Anyone got any bright ideas?
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;0",
STR_PAD_LEFT) . " " . $source[$i];
echo "" . implode("", $source) . "";
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> I've been trying to add line-numbers to my source code, but can'
;,' style="color:black;">1',$file);
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> $file = preg_replace('//e','sprintf(" style=\"color:black;\">%05d ",$i++)',$file);
>
> echo "";
>
> echo $file;
>
> Enjoy!
>
> ---John W. Holmes...
>
&
test1_data
And on refreshing the browser:
$test1->Execute reports:
container['sequence'] = 3
container['signature'] = test1_data
$test2->Execute reports:
container['sequence'] = 2
container['signature'] = test2_data
$test1->Execute reports:
conta
Look at (for example) the mySQL database suport for PHP. That will give you
the basics for reading (and writing) database records.
As for parsing this text, that's going to be up to you - I suppose ideally
store the text in a 'structured' format:
part1~part2~part3 etc
then you can just use:
$r
try:
$result = ((0.416/$time)*60)*60);
echo number_format($result, 2);
or
echo sprintf("%.2f", $result);
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> I am new to this list and I have a question that maybe someone can help
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ourse that I still need the facility
to browse the local system for a file
Thanks
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Is there any generic solution to this problem (and if so, what is it?)
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It sounds like an inconsisteny in the library versions. Try and get the
latetst version of the GD library, (source if necessary), or if you have a
tool that is capable of analyzing .so/.dll dependancies, use that.
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Make sure you've copied the contents of the c:\php\dlls folder to your
system directory (\windows\system, \winnt\system32, not sure 'bout 2K).
Your extension_dir setting in php.ini should be
extension_dir = c:/php/extensions/
And make sure you've copied your php.ini to your windows directory
(\
As far as I'm aware, as long as you use the same seed or salt value,
encrypting material will always yield the same results. However, remember
that not all servers have support for mcrypt... You may find it better to
use something simpler like md5($seed . $data), where $seed is a unique (and
hirea
What is the error message? (It will help us a lot )
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>
>
> Hello,
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> I have installed php4 rpm in my machine.while connecting php with
> mysql it is giving fatal error.I have given like this
I suggest using an external tool - using PHP would probably be too slow esp.
if you're hitting 1000+ users. (Plus, I think you would have to run a lot of
clearstatcache()'s which may cause all sorts of problems)...
If you do an ls or dir or similar then you could parse the output, however
there m
> > > Please do not send HTML messages.
> > Sorry, Outlook is crap and I'm just too lazy to buy (on Win you have to
??? Outlook does not ~need~ to send HTML messages, it can be configured to
send text-only messages
Sheesh, It's about time you guys started looking properly at your
environments an
If you know you are running on an apache server, you could try using a
simple .htaccess file in a (say) etc directory which contains any or all
files you wish to secure.
ie:
/index.php
/etc/config.php
/etc/.htaccess
--index.php
--etc/config.php
$config['db_host']="sql";
$confi
I've got a live script which occasional has to retrieve a file via ftp,
download to the server, post-process it then display it.
I use caching to check to see if I've already got the file, but if I don't I
have to process the ftp_get operation which occasionally times out.
So, is it possible to
I tak you realise that according to your example interface, users will be
browsing for files on their own system and ~not~ the server, are you sure
this is what you want? After all, you'll never be able to verify the
information contained within those files is viable, safe, legal etc.
Karthikeya
Mmm - looks damn complex but it's really very simple - Get yourself a copy
of phpAdsNew (from sourceforge.net) - It's an amazing banner thingy with all
sorts of tricks for display adverts (text, graphics, flash, iframes, frames,
layers, etc) and it's well documentated.
Ed Lazor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm just being damn lazy, but has anyone got (or seen) a nice file simple
file manager writtin in PHP?
Facilities should include upload/download, copy,move,rename,delete, possibly
view image/source...
Thanks
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The problem:
How to I send a file to the user? Sounds simple but, assume I have a 'daily
report' option from my main web page. When the user clicks on it, they are
taken to the file 'generate_report.php' (sample included).
Now, this code should generate the report, compress it if required and se
Oh, and BTW, after sending the file, I will be redirecting the user to a
different page...
Alan McFarlane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> The problem:
>
> How to I send a file to the user? Sounds simple but, assume I
Most langauges have support for this type of function - i.e. the number of
seconds since 1970. Check your language manual...
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> I need to create a function in another programming language that takes
What's the best method for checking the PHP version number.
I'm assuming that include() was available in all versions, so, from my main
index.php script, I include a local script (common.php) :
The problem I can see is that some of the earlier 4+ versions had a funny
number scheme - i.e. 4.0.1
Does anyone know of a method of testing the minimum version of PHP required
for a particular job? - Assume I'm developing a web-site for a customer who
has PHP 4.0.5 installed. Now, I tend to use the latest version (4.1.1), so I
have to be a little careful in certain aspects, but it would be usefu
I've already got the steady supply of beer, but a backup? remind me - what's
that word mean again...
Alan McFarlane
(Just after suffering a major NT dual server crash when the bac
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Try 'echo'ing ansi control sequences?
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> Hey Boys,
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> I'm using PHP CGI version on Win32 to write some scripts. Not for a
website
> or anything, just some scripting at the console window. So now I w
Sorry for being of topic, but I'm having great difficulty with this...
The following code does NOT use a single border around the combo box as I
would have expected. Any ideas as to why not?
/* index.html */
1
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hen (and how) would it be done?
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I've just written a couple of simple routines which read an write small text
files to the server:
function readData( $filename, &$data )
{
if (!$fd = @fopen($filename, "r"))
{
return false;
}
flock($fd, LOCK_SH);
$data = fread($fd, filesize($filename));
fclose($fd);
return true;
}
fun
tion: index.php; target: _top");
Anyone got any suggestions or pointers?
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Nope, that didn't work...
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> header("Location
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> Group: Is flock even necessary?
> Allan: You look like you have Perled. It was necessary for Perl.
> Have you thought of MySQL instead?
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> Alan McFarlane wrote:
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> > I've just written a couple of simple routines which read an wr
function foo( $arg1, $arg2 = null )
{
.. as before ..
}
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> An odd request.. I want to have optional function arguments
> that *aren't*
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