Joe,
Parse the page source for 'A HREF=' (and 'INPUT TYPE=button' in case
that contains a url)? Or am I missing something?
Regards
Chris
Lerp wrote:
Hi there, been thinking about how to retrieve all links on a webpage. How
would I go about grabbing all links from a particular page?
Thx Joe
Liam MacKenzie wrote:
And also...
How do I go about securing PHP functions. For example, at the moment Joe
can upload a PHP script that deletes /etc/named.conf. NOT GOOD!
Surely this is a general security issue? If an ordinary user is allowed
to delete /etc/named.conf (whether by PHP,
Liam MacKenzie wrote:
permission to create tables in other databases, but the can
still browse them and view the information.
I do not know MySQL but I'd be very surprised if this was not a database
creation/configuration issue. In postgres, unless given permission, I
cannot even connect to
Kevin,
I'm posting this to the list as a private email to you was returned with a 550 Access
denied error.
Without a filename extension, apache assumes it is whatever
DefaultType (in httpd.conf) is set to. Usually this is text/plain. In
one (Oracle) application I've had to set this to
DL Neil wrote:
Echoing/amplifying Torben's comment earlier: Private replies do not benefit others on
the list (presumably with
similar questions/learning need), nor do they end up in any archive.
I did not feel the particular question added to the sum total of
information so replied
Dominique,
You have a space after HTTP_HOST. I think
HTTP_HOST
should be
HTTP_HOST
Regards
Chris
Dominique van der Wal wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to find the HTTP_HOST adress of my website.
I've try the followings :
$HTTP_HOST : nothing
$ALL_HTTP[HTTP_HOST ] : nothing
$_SERVER[HTTP_HOST ]
Andy wrote:
Hi guys,
I am wondering if there is anywhere a list of characters which are not
allowed in a unix file name.
I gues somethin like ' or \ is not allowed, but what else?
cheers Andy
My old Teach Yourself Unix book makes it:
!@#$%^()[]'?\|;`+- space tab backspace
though it says
Pax,
If the backslashes are to escape the double-quotes then the one after
width is the wrong way around. \10\ I would expect to be \10\
Hope this helps.
Regards
Chris
Pax wrote:
I have the following line of code:
$this-html=$this_html +
tr
td bgcolor=\$type_color\ class=\copy\
Duncan,
Just a thought, does the user that apache is running as have permissions
to read/execute the file?
Regards
Chris
Duncan wrote:
Hi,
i currently installed latest apache and php on my RH 7.2 system.
However, i allways get the following error now:
/usr/local/apache/bin/apachectl
Andy,
Have you set up dns so that all three URLs translate to the same ip
address? Just a thought. You could use tcpdump (assuming you are on
unix) to check whether apache (port 80 or whatever) is being called and
whether dns queries are answered with the right ip address.
Regards
Chris
Kristian,
flock() is useful in a multiuser environment where two or more users
might try to e.g edit a file at the same time. If this will not happen
with what you are doing then you have no need for flock().
If, for example, you have a web application that updates a file then the
Rick,
I agree. opinionRow ids should be for internal database use. SQL frees
us from needing them. /opinion
Tyler, what order do you want these records returned in? That is what
goes into the ORDER BY clause. If, for example, it is alphabetical order
of NAME then use ORDER BY NAME. If it is
Mauricio,
If you are on a *nix computer, you could append to the end of the file,
close it and then do a tail -n1 which will give you just the last line
in the file.
HTH.
Regards
Chris
Mauricio Sthandier wrote:
I guess I should do that.
I need the plain file because is just a log of users
Michael,
I have not used Oracle from PHP but I may be able to provide some
pointers/questions.
You do not say where the Oracle database is. If it is on the AIX
computer then to connect you will need the system@tnsname form of user
name to specify which connection in your tnsnames.ora file to
Andy,
I stand to be corrected, but I think you mean the user hits reply
rather than return, in which case it is Reply-To you need. I think
Return-Path is for error messages for undeliverable mail.
Now someone is probably going to tell me I'm quite wrong...
Regards
Chris
andy wrote:
Hi
- Original Message -
From: Chris Hewitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: php [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 5:41 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] oracle again
Michael,
I have not used Oracle from PHP but I may be able to provide some
pointers/questions.
You do not say where the Oracle
Al,
Interesting. I use Mozilla and I've never had any emails rejected or
heard of anyone else have it happening. Have you some more information
or is this an urban legend?
Regards
Chris
Al wrote:
Sorry if this shows twice. I originally posted it with Mozilla and forgot
that this newsgroup
$result=`ls -R | grep 'expression' ./`;
HTH
Chris
Jason Wong wrote:
On Sunday 09 June 2002 17:17, Austin Marshall wrote:
Gaylen Fraley wrote:
I am in need of a function/script that will take a directory and search
all filenames, recursively down, for a given file. Can anyone point me
to a
Kris,
If I understand what you mean correctly, this is just an ordinary anchor
(nothing to do with php). For example,
a href=http://mybox.domain.com/myfile.xls;Click to download/a
When clicked, if .xls is in /etc/mime.types as
application/vnd.ms-excel.xls then it will either download or
What exactly are you trying to do? If you tell us more, we can help better.
Chris
Hawk wrote:
I've been looking on the php.net page, but I don't know what to look for..
I found string mb_strcut ( string str, int start [, int length [, string
encoding]])
and it looks like the thing I'm looking
a thought.
Regards
Chris
Ahmed Farouk wrote:
Chris,
Thanks for your response, but I already tried that but still not
working!
is there anything I should do let apache recognize that there is .htaccess ?
permissions for example
- Original Message -
From: Chris Hewitt [EMAIL
I'd probably use substr. For the first 30 characters plus three full
stops (untested):
$shortstring = substr($longstring,0,30);
The manual shows all the string handling functions
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.strings.php
Regards
Chris
Hawk wrote:
Lets say I have a news text, and in
Carlos,
A search of the on-line manual does not find it
(http://www.php.net/manual) but even if it has, I would advise you not
to use it. Its a throwback to the 1970s before structured programming.
Regards
Chris
Carlos U. Cirello Filho wrote:
I do beg your pardon... But does PHP not have
If you can send mail to/from the server as an ordinary user, the the
sendmail configuration is OK, but if this is a new linux installation
(e.g. RH 7.2 or 7.3) then it might need updating. The firewall may also
prevent smtp.
HTH
Chris
Septic Flesh wrote:
I use the following php.ini config.
Jeff,
You don't tell us which database. If its Oracle then there is ROWID.
Using some sort of record number is good for linking tables as it a
primary/foreign key, but otherwise why would you want it? If you do not
have such a field as this at present (and want one), you could always
add one
Wilbert,
Use the LIMIT tag in your select statement. You can also choose which
matching record to start from.
Another pure database question...
HTH
Chris
Wilbert Enserink wrote:
Hi all,
I have this mySQL query giving me my result back.
The info about the current db-record is showing.
Phil Schwarzmann wrote:
I'm a Linux newbie. I just installed Linux Red Hat 7.2 successfully. I
have some instructions to install php/mysql/apache and have a couple
questions...
Fire away.
Which is better, GNOME or KDE? I seem to like the feel of KDE better.
This is just for a user
Phil,
The rpm stands for RedHat Package Manager and was written by them.
They have allowed others to use it so the rpm is now meant to stand for
something else.
The rpm format allows for all dependencies, so it is likely to be less
problematical than the tar.gzip versions (though it depends
Edgar,
Using Javascript, yes. This has been answered on this list about a week
ago. I suggest you search the archives for the details.
HTH
Chris
Edgar wrote:
Hi,
Are there any way to know what screen resolution use a user in your monitor?
Thank you in advance.
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I don't have the /usr/sbin in mine (I left it at the default blank) and
it works. Can an ordinary user send emails to the destinations you are
trying to get to with PHP? If not, then you have a sendmail
configuration issue.
HTH
Chris
Nightshade wrote:
[mail function]
SMTP
Jefferson,
I am wondering why you would want to do this. If you get the sql
statement to order the rows the way you need to use them then there
should not be a need to refer back to earlier rows. I sometimes need to
know if one field has the same value as in the previous record, so I
keep
The manual shows fopen(http://www.php.net/,r;) works. If you are
saying it is only today that it is not working then I wonder if the
server (or dns server for it) is down.
If on unix, does dig domain.com give an ANSWER section with ip
address? If on NT, does nslookup domain.com give an ip
Tim,
$action = $_GET[action];
should do it. I assume you have register_globals off (as it is by
default nowadays).
HTH
Chris
Tim Nields wrote:
Never have encountered this. When I include a query string on the URL line
I can not access the variables.
For example: www.tim.com?action=move
I
Leif,
I think you are missing a $count++ somewhere. Its a mistake I commonly
make...
HTH
Chris
Leif K-Brooks wrote:
I am trying to make a simple php program to produce text lIkE tHiS.
The thing is, it hangs for a while andd then says it's reached the
maximum execution time of 30
Henry,
lynx --dump http://www.domain.com/myfile.php
man lynx for details. You can run it from cron.
HTH
Chris
Henry wrote:
PS. I cannot compile as a binary etc. This configuration is the confi of the
shared server I am using which is hosted by a third part.
Henry
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Liam,
I was going to ask you whether a normal user on your computer could send
mail (OK, root counts). As the answer is no, it is not a problem with
your php setup.
sympatico.ca has several MX entries, the first of which is
smtp26.bellglobal.com and I can ping that from here. I also get a
Liam Gibbs wrote:
Chris Hewitt wrote:
One quick test is to set up an email client (Netscape whatever) to talk
to sympatico's smtp server directly (leaving out your exim server). If
you can send mail from this then permissions to send are OK, and we look
around the Exim configuration.
I have
Matthew,
Apologies to others that this is now quite OT, let's make this the last
of this thread. If I may suggest that this is now about pure sql
techniques and nothing to do with php.
What I did was to create a table (not temporary as it happens) with
fields containing all the fields that
Leon,
This was discussed on this list at length, ending about a week or so
ago. Please look in the archives for it. There was a lot of detail which
may be useful to you. Basically the consenus answer was no.
Regards
Chris
Leon Mergen wrote:
Hello,
I'm currently camping with a problem... I
Shiloh,
It displays in my Mozilla browser, but maybe the missing BODY and
/BODY tags would mean it does not display in yours.
HTH
Chris
Shiloh Madsen wrote:
The newbie is still having troubles heh. Maybe some kind soul can tell
me what im doing wrong this time. This is the code for a
Chris Shiflett wrote:
I think I'm going to compile all of my SSL explanations into a more
clear and informative explanation and post it on the Web somewhere.
Yes please.
Chris
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As not all work involving PHP need be on a customer's site (the type of
work that agencies deal with), I'd like to suggest that the site is
flexible enough to offer PHP work in the broader sense, not just
on-site contract/employment. E.g. an end customer can post that they
need a particular
Sebastian,
Yes, look at the data returned by running phpinfo() and you will see it.
As discussed very recently on this list, an IP address is not a good way
to determine whether this is a new user or not. I suggest you look in
the recent archives for the discussion on this topic.
HTH
Chris
A fairly full discussion on this has only just finished on this list in
the last couple of days. May I respectfully suggest the archives will
have the information you seek.
HTH
Chris
Sandman wrote:
Can this be done with apache 1.3 ?
I want to have the output of my CGI-script to be parsed
Scott,
There are many mailing lists at
https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo though mainly RedHat
orientated. I expect other distributions have their equivalents too.
There are also those a vger.kernel.org, which includes a linux-newbie
one, the others tending to more aimed at the
David Russell wrote:
snip--
5. The client then closes the file, it auto-saves and he goes about
his business.
By coincidence, I'd be very interested in this too, particularly from a
linux server.
Regards
Chris
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Thomas,
If using JavaScript to open the window, then php is not going to be able
to transfer variables as it is not being used. As you form is not being
submitted (you intercepted it with a JavaScript call, right?) then you
need to transfer them manually by getting the JavaScript to add the
in the
browser (HTML form, textarea field). Unfortunately Microsoft is notoriously
protective of its file formats.
-Kevin
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From: Chris Hewitt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: David Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: php-general [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 11:51 AM
Subject
Marek,
Yes I thought about windows shares. On the internet (as opposed to
intranet) the word security leapt to mind and I went away from the
idea. Has anyone used Samba shares on the internet or know if its
secure/insecure?
Thanks
Chris
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
The only way I see this can
Thomas,
Yes, I understand what you want to do, but this is a limitation of HTML
itself, rather than PHP. There are no HTML commands for doing this.
JavaScript, being client side, has much more control over the browser
and can define window size etc. If, on your submit button, you use the
Thanks
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
If you can use virtual private network, it is secure. But I don't know
about plain Samba solution.
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Yamin,
You probably chose not to install bison or flex when you installed
RedHat. They are on your CDs.
HTH
Chris
Yamin Prabudy wrote:
Hi guys,... In configure PHP 4.2.1 on RedHat 7.3 I found this problem
checking for ranlib... ranlib
checking whether ln -s works... yes
checking for gawk...
/).
It should be easier
to set up then VPN.
Chris Hewitt wrote:
Thanks
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
If you can use virtual private network, it is secure. But I don't
know about plain Samba solution.
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Cesar,
Yes, its:
select * from table_name where col1 like '%' and col2 like '%' and col3
like '%';
As your default is %, then this is easy.
Its all in the mysql manual, Section 6.3.2.1 String Comparison Functions.
HTH
Chris
César Aracena wrote:
Hi all.
I'm trying to figure out how to do a
I don't think you are explaining what you are after too well, so my
understanding of it may be wrong. If you are displaying a table and want
to display it in a different order, then its the ORDER BY clause in
the database select statement that determines what order the data is
given in.
To a
I don't know of a conversion routine that will do exactly what DOS does,
but if you need to use 8.3 filenames and receive them as vfat32
filenames then you could do a conversion yourself before using the name.
As long as the conversion is 8.3 compliant it does not matter that your
conversion
Alexander,
The thing to do is to try it yourself. Yes its OK for single statements
(I assume the colon after the $condition): is a typo. The first two
examples in the manual (Chapter 11, if) show this syntax though not with
else.
HTH
Chris
Alexander Ross wrote:
if($something):
...
else:
Hmm. I should read a bit further myself! I did not know about the colon
indicating that there can be many statements before else or endif.
I've learnt something as a result, thanks. I should do some more
engaging brain before keyboard!
Chris
Chris Hewitt wrote:
--snip
Craig,
Its not PHP but HTML. I do this for a client. Make a Word document as
needed, save it as rtf. Put a link onto my html page calling a
particular routine. The routine reads the .rtf file, looking for
replaceable parameters, replacing them with the customised values for
this customer and
Chris,
select distinct kat from tablename;
Its in the mysql manual, 6.4.1 SELECT Syntax.
HTH
Chris
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
I have a problem with mysql.I create a table with a field kat.In this field are
entries like this :
Light
Dark
Dark
Light
Robot
Find
Dark
Light
You see that
Ed, Andy
Andy said that the points were in the users table. Table layouts would
have been useful. It sounds to me as though the users table has not got
its points up to date and needs updating from the scores table first.
Then do the select on just the users table.
My 2p (pence, I'm in the
Chen,
If the webserver cannot file a file then this is a webserver problem not
php. You need to look at your IIS configuration/documentation. Sorry I
can't help further, but I don't use IIS.
HTH
Chris
Chen wrote:
I use php3 with IIS 5.0. When user typed a no existing .html or php3
page,
Jason,
HTML tables will always be displayed left to right, top to bottom. This
is why you should ensure that the data from your database table comes
out in the right order. Use an ORDER BY clause in your SELECT statement.
Designing the table layout to be suitable avoids the problem you
Richard Lynch wrote:
You can't upgrade somebody's stupid IE browser to Mozilla just by sending
them a new User-Agent header, no matter how attractive a solution it might
seem :-)
Now this is a Really Great Idea. Upgrade everyones' browser on the fly
by code. We would only then have to decide
Vins,
Yes, talk to port 25 of any smtp server using php. You would need to
implement the full RFCs on smtp and its re-inventing the wheel. There
are already classes to talk to whichever smtp server you want. Whichever
smtp server you sent the mail to would log it, and the server it came
Alexander Ross wrote:
I'm slowly beginning to undrestand this, but please bear with a php novice.
When/how were the headers sent? In other words, how do I know that they
have already been sent?
Because something other than a header has gone out. As something other
has gone out, it is not
Kondwani Spike Mkandawire wrote:
Hallo folks:
I have a bit of an issue with Paradox Table Searching...
I have a fairly large table (4MB+), here is the problem:
I've not been monitoring this thread so what I say may have been
covered, so please bear with me.
When I run a search for an
The manual says the second parameter needs to be an array. I assume it
is not, but you have not shown us how $type is assigned so we cannot tell.
HTH
Chris
Rw wrote:
This is a continue from this morning (thanks so much for the responses)..
yielding a data type mismatch:
$CheckArr =
Kondwani Spike Mkandawire wrote:
Would it be that it takes time to connect to a table if
it is in use?
I don't know Paradox. Does it use row or table level locking. If table
locking then if anyone is doing an update then the whole table is locked
until the update is complete. If row locking
Alexander Ross wrote:
ok ... but the line of code that was the culprit was simply:
print var id = .$id.br; //for debugging
how does that line constitute sending more header info?
It does not constitute sending more headers, but it does say that no
more may be sent (as you have already sent
Chris Knipe wrote:
Have you perhaps tried rather sending the mail using MIMETools ?
There's a PHP class writen that's actually pretty good for sending MIME based
email... I'm not sure what it's called now, but I'm sure someone else on the
list will be able to elaborate on this.
I have not
Chris Knipe wrote:
I just had a look through some of my source Here's what I use..
/***
* Title.: HTML Mime Mail class
* Version...: 1.26
* Author: Richard Heyes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* Filename..: html_mime_mail.class
Ce'sar Aracena wrote:
It's me again... and not PHP related. Why is it that every piece of mail I
send to the list comes back as a *rich text or sometime even plain
text, when my M$ Outlook is set to send HTML messages?
It is always been the convention on mailing lists and newsgroups to post
Miles Thompson wrote:
Cesar ...
You've touched a nerve ...
Yep, sure have.
still does, to make Word the default email editor. For about 6 mos
life on mailing lists was hell until people were trained to turn that
off.
And I still work with some people that think using MS Word as an
Ricardo Fitzgerald wrote:
Hi,
I started with PHP and MYSQL a while ago and now I've been involved in
a huge database project with ORACLE.
---snip---
And i don't have any kind of experience with Oracle, so I would
appreciate any recommendations from experienced developers.
D. Reid Wilson wrote:
I would like to write a PHP script that fetchs email from a POP3 account and
then processes it based on the content of the email, such as writing it to a
CRM database or confirming an ezine subscription. I would then run the PHP
script via a cron job every ten minutes or
Liam MacKenzie wrote:
This works fine, but is there a way to get apache to do it for me instead?
Like, this for example...
Location /server-info
SetHandler server-info
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from 192.168.0.0
/Location
Yes, using exactly the syntax you have. The
Pedro Garre wrote:
When I open a new window with javascript (window.open) the browser (IE) says I am
about to leave the secure conexion.
Same happens when I download the .der certificate.
Its a browser configuration. Most browsers have the means of notifying
the user if they are entering or
Alberto Serra wrote:
!
I just got this. Not sure whether it's the stupidest commercial I ever
seen or a new virus (as you
I got one too. I guess we have an email harvester? As I'm on linux I
could not try the executable anyway but I would not execute it if I was
on windows either.
Jimmy Brake wrote:
is used in MS Excel when people hit return inside a cell. If they copy
and paste that into a form its ok, but when I export that data to a csv
it gets ugly.
I'd do validation on the user input on the form and remove it there. The
^k is used to show a control code, they begin
Jack wrote:
Dear all
I had a folder which the path is : (\\nedcoraa\pdf_reports\dealing
room\report) it stores a lot of PDF reports in there.
I'm trying to use the file_exists() function to detect if a specific file
exist in this folder, but i got a problem is :
It seems that php can go through
Peter Stöcker wrote:
Hi there!
I have a problem with the IIS5.
After I have installed PHP4 following the instruction on php.net, everything
works fine instead of handling forms.
Each variable deliverd by a form (e.g. test.php?id=5) is empty (id== is
true).
I imagine that the release notes to
Jason Wong wrote:
On Tuesday 16 July 2002 17:12, Cedric Veilleux wrote:
What I was thinking about is doing a reverse dns lookup on the client's IP
and try to determine quickly if he's on a low or hi speed connection.
You have to bear in mind that reverse DNS lookups are not
Jay wrote:
I have created a table which has a column called cost. How do I add up all
the numerical data in the cost column and display that on a webpage?
Go through each record and add up the value of the cost column. Your
question is so general it difficult to give more than a general
Peter Stöcker wrote:
Hi!
The register_globals are on.
But using $_POST will cause some problems, because I also use generated
links like test.php?id=4usr=test without using a form!
So I don't get the variables by both these genrated links and forms.
The url you give above as an example is a
Kondwani Spike Mkandawire wrote:
Richard Black [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
004701c22cc9$880a4be0$16fea8c0@DVLAPTOP1">news:004701c22cc9$880a4be0$16fea8c0@DVLAPTOP1...
Sounds more like it's to do with the php.ini settings on the IIS box
than IIS itself.
Adam Voigt wrote:
$query = mysql_query(SELECT SUM(cost) AS total FROM cart WHERE
userid='$_SESSION[userid]';);
Yes, I'd missed that the OP mentioned mysql in the subject, thus there SUM.
Chris
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Jay Blanchard wrote:
+1 Miguel
+2 Chris
I found when hiring people in the electronics industry that those who
were genuinely interested in the subject (as a hobby) and then did a
course were much better for the company than those that just had lots of
pieces of paper.
opinion
I find that
Andy wrote:
ok .. you are right. But how about an average.. between 20 users per minute
or similar is this a common rate on this data? :
Is there something like a benchmark available on such thing?
Apache comes with ab for load testing. Maybe that will provide you with
a means of making
Carlos,
I may misunderstand you but surely the easiest way to copy a file from
one computer to another is by ftp? Log into a shell on computer 1, ftp
to computer 2 and transfer whatever files you want. This may be by a
simple script and does not need php (did I say that?).
On the other hand,
Hubert,
It may just be the way you typed it in the email but your
products.php?tosend = 1 has spaces in it. This will truncate the
tosend parameter and give it a null value.
HTH
Regards
Chris
Janet Valade wrote:
On the browser i have a page in which i select the first button which has
a
Hi,
From a legal viewpoint, I don't think you should modify any data or
files on the clients computer. Code which simply times out (i.e. stops
working but takes no other action) seems more acceptable.
HTH
Chris
PHPCoder wrote:
Hi
I have a funny request; I wrote a system for a client and
Todd,
/usr/bin/mysqladmin
HTH
Chris
Todd Cary wrote:
I tried locate and find and both come up empty for mysqladmin.
Am I missing something stupid here?
Todd
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Nick,
I would use two fields in the database, FirstName and LastName. The
LastName should be mandatory in your input from the user. Then you can
simply extract the data with an sql statement that uses order by
LastName. If you have a significant number of records, this will be
fastest.
HTH
Tim,
I've run Apache and IIS on the same computer (NT4 now with SP6a) for
about 3 years. We have several large servers with this configuration,
and lots of users using them all day. We don't use PHP on it (ASP and
pl/sql, Oracle). Use a different port yes, but we have had no problems
with
Ryan,
I may be missing something as I have not been monitoring this thread,
but why not use ftp? It allows the file transfer and chmod. Perhaps its
not available on the server that you need it to be, but its the normal
way of putting web pages onto a server.
HTH
Chris
SP wrote:
I'm not an
Victor,
I'd do the count first anyway. Then you know whether you need to put up
the next page links or not.
HTH
Chris
Victor Spång Arthursson wrote:
Hi!
If I use the LIMIT 0, 9 at the end of a SQL-query, mysql will only return the first
9 records from the database... But to determine
Jrgen wrote:
$op = $_GET['op'];
switch ( $op )
PHP shoots a Notice Message telling me that there is an undefined index
Undefined index: act in g:\apache_web\intern\looney\index.php on line 177
If there is not a get variable in the url you will get the warning.
Ok, am i correct in assuming
Roman,
It seems http.conf has not been set to parse .pl files. Have you got
an unconditional
LoadModule perl_module and AddModule mod_perl.c lines? Is your perl
script in a directory with ExecCGI permissions and is the script's
executable bit set (for the user apache is running as). Restart
mdew wrote:
Running GNU/Debian Sid. Im Running into problems, Apache cant see the
.php file (it brings up the save-as dialog everytime)
I have this line enabled (see below) still no success
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
And restarted Apache? Is there more than one httpd.conf or is it
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