asking a lot :)
Has anyone got any recommendations, or maybe anyone in Australia want to
start developing one with me?
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Jason Murray wrote:
True - I find the best way to explain database design to someone is by
having them design a database (as with someone here last week whom I
helped out with an office sports tipping database as a little how-to-SQL
project) and help them out as they go.
First up, thanks to
on this...
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by default are not wide enough to permit me
to download it, rename it, etc.
Correct?
So, then what do I need to do? Does the script which uploads the file
have to change the owner anmd permissions of the file?
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... is there
a way to cut down on PHP code by using MySQl alone to enter the
timestamp (or date) for me?
Any other suggestions on a sensible method of implementing dates times
accross many sites and many bits of code?
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newbie on arrays, and I've read the manual, but am
unclear on the syntax for the above.
Ultimately, I'd like to put this all into a function which I call that
does it all in one hit, but I'll take that in a smaller step :)
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in one hit, but I'll take that in a smaller step :)
The function Mr. Stancescu posted looks like it'll do the trick, with some
modifications to perform the nl2br() and the stripslashes()...
Thanks again to both of you.
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$limit = 5000;
2 if(strlen($text) $limit)
3{
4cut $text down to $limit length
5$text .= ...sorry, text was too long;
6}
Or is it hard than that?
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Be carefull which version of javascript is in use (or more to the point,
which version of javascript the browser supports), because these goodies
aren't available in earlier versions (even 1.1 from memory), and you may
want to do a lot of testing before being happy.
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Either have 1 table per row, which means each row will display as it
loads, rather than waiting for the other 30 or so. Alternatively, you
could break it into chunks of 10, or 5 or whatever. I'm using both
these methods on a few sites, with no problems.
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special I have to do to ensure I have a system which
uses cookies by default, and use_trans_sid as a second option, without
have to carry the SID around in the URL? (page.php??=SID?)?
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client-side (javascript etc).
Has anyone got some code (simular to above, or a better solution) or
examples they can post?
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of the cookieAvailable should be only a day
(since it's *possible* that they could turn cookies off), and same with
the session expiry.
Anything I'm missing here?
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, rather than it kicking around in this group forever.
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, especially with steps 1, 2 4, would be much appreciated.
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to be a bit clearer here... If you do need to collect
information (like a cookie), then you have to render the page I believe.
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you still see the redirection middle page then ..
(as some extra information
???
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It doesn't seem to me like this is an issue... isn't the timestamp just
the local unix time? It is on my LAN server.
The issue I have is that
echo date('d M Y H:m:s','1014261839');
produces 21 Feb 2002 14:02:59 on my LOCAL machine
echo date('d M Y H:m:s','1014260440');
produces 20 Feb 2002
my local time
(melbourne/sydney) printed to the page.
thanks,
jsutin french
Jeff
At 03:18 PM 2/21/2002 +1100, Justin French wrote:
It doesn't seem to me like this is an issue... isn't the timestamp just
the local unix time? It is on my LAN server.
The issue I have is that
echo
Okay, that's what I needed to hear...
so I'll just add 61200seconds onto the timestamp, and i'll be in the
ball park.
thanks to everyone,
justin
Scott Brown wrote:
Seems to me that those functions expect GMT based time.
Here in Ontario Canada, I'm GMT-5 (or -4 at some points in the
site.
The question I usualy ask myself on stuff which relys heavily on
Javascript is Do I *really* need this?
Good luck,
Justin French
Marcel Besancon wrote:
Hi everybody,
is it possible to change two frames at one time using a php-script. For
example: When I click on a link
? ?'s
around the PHP, but it might be psuedo code.
Good luck,
Justin French
Andre Dubuc wrote:
I'd like to control which php file is called when clicking two buttons on the
bottom of a form; one called Add Names, the other Submit
I've tried the following with no success
tables.
Justin French
mikeyb wrote:
I am completely stuck, and I am preying that someone will be able to help me.
I have set up a php web form that allows one of my users to write columns for my
site. This works great, I do a search and replace to replace /n with br because
they don't know
type=text name=price value= length=7 maxlength=7BR
INPUT type=submit name=submit value=submit
/FORM
So, my question is, how do efficiently establish the data type, length
and name of each field.
The rest, I think I can handle :)
Thanks in advance,
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Anything is possible :)
I'd recommend that the Excell file be exported as a CSV, which will be a
LOT easier to munch through, because it won't contain formatting, or
anything else.
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Jack wrote:
Dear all
What i'm planning to do is to use php
http://phpShop.org, amongst hundreds of others
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Phil Schwarzmann wrote:
When I want to display a table onto the screen I use this code
$query = SELECT * FROM database;
$result = mysql_query($query);
$num_rows
Hi,
This really is pretty easy to find in the manual.
I believe you'd want either $PHP_SELF or $REQUEST_URI, both documented here:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.php
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($myrow = mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
//do stuff with the array $myrow
}
}
?
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Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
But did you read the documentation? It states
If you've seen it on other sites (I can't see how, since there's no
support for it in the HTML spec), then why not just look at the source?
Too bad, since a few sites seem to have that capability. Oh well . .
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the users in a table, but the principal of how
he works with headers and exits could be applied to a flat file of
user/password records.
Note: it does use cookies, which you may or may not consider an issue.
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on 25/03/02 6:31 PM, anti-blank ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I've got this script here to send out a mail whenever I enter an update to my
site to my mailing list.
The problem is it wants to dump everyone's email into the To field, and since
I don't want to give my
users email addresses away
as the basis of my own session management
and user login stuff, which is functioning well.
Note: it does use cookies, which you may or may not consider an issue.
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on 26/03/02 1:42 AM, javier ([EMAIL
this
is.
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on 27/03/02 10:16 AM, Kevin Stone ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
It is quite easy to store images in a database and display them on the
screen. You can find tutorials about
be enough to give you an idea about how you can use the header(), and
at what point you've sent output to the browser.
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be used here, but
I'm not sure how/where/why to use it, or more importantly, the
purpose/reasoning behind it in comparison to echo etc etc.
Many many many thanks in advance, and apologies for the the long email!
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].\;
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on 28/03/02 2:32 PM, Chuck PUP Payne ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I am wanting to know if I can use null to call up an image? I am writing a
page that talks to calls to a database for cars
while we're on the topic, what's the best way to append an CSV line onto the
end of a text file?
---mail.csv---
Justin,French,[EMAIL PROTECTED]\n
Fred,Flintstone,[EMAIL PROTECTED]\n
Barny,Rubble,[EMAIL PROTECTED]\n
---
I'd like to append a new line::
$newline = Hank,Foo,[EMAIL PROTECTED]\n
foo; // doesn't work
}
}
function foo2
{
if($GLOBALS[var1])
{
echo foo; // does work
}
}
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Is there a way to make global vars available in each function, or is this
just the way things go?
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You may also get better mileage in Netscape with the use of OBJECT. Or,
if you're on Apache, good old server side includes (Apache SSI) may be
enough.
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on 01/04/02 5:27 AM, Gary ([EMAIL PROTECTED
of the back
button... it's THEIRS after all, and they may WANT to go back through the
sites they surfed before hitting you.
Just my opinion though :)
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on 03/04/02 1:54 AM, Erik Price ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote
has been kicked
around before.
Regards,
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CSS FAQ.txt
Description: application/applefile
From: Jan Roland Eriksson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Organization
to the community.
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on 04/04/02 1:28 AM, J. Scott Johnson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Justin,
Here's the data I was planning to capture for the FAQ. Please let me know
if there are any fields I'm missing and I'll add them.
http://www.fuzzygroup.com/php/faq/faqadd.php
Exactly!
The CSV file I attached to the original post is a pretty good example of a
list FAQ.
I'll have a go at it soon, and offer it up for modification, since I know
that i'm not guru enough to get it all right :)
Justin French
on 04/04/02 8:01 AM, Miguel Cruz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote
the ones already mentioned in this thread, that would be great as well.
Thanks for listening.
I welcome all feedback/discussion.
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of copyright
and/or intellectual property. There have been some big name sites and
designers put to shame in court over this sort of thing.
IMHO, back to the drawing board, come up with your own solution, or sack the
designer, who really didn't design.
Justin French
Creative
on the web,
starting with a simple google search.
Justin French
on 04/04/02 7:14 PM, Jason Caldwell ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I have several checkboxes on my webpage -- all within a particular table.
It seems there is some weird spacing *around* the (or a) checkbox as I
cannot tighten up my
be easier.
http://phpMyAdmin.org/ (I think)
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on 05/04/02 10:39 AM, Anthony Ritter ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
Using MS Windows 98, Apache, PHP and mySQL.
I've installed Apache on my hard drive to test
check out phpMyAdmin, as per my last post on the issue to you.
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on 05/04/02 1:25 PM, Anthony Ritter ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
Sorry if my original question was confusing.
This is what I would like to accomplish:
I am currently developing a database on my website using
nl2br since I got my hands on
PHP4.05+, which according to the earliest date I can find, was released
sometime around 2001-04-30.
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I'm sure a PC user can fill in the blanks to confirm everything, but I'm
pretty comfortable using br /, or using nl2br() as is on my sites, and
won't be going back thru all my code :)
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FWIW, In Australia, phone numbers are commonly formatted with brackets for
area codes:
(03) 9876 5432
+61 (3) 9876 5432
+61 3 9876 5432
Also the usual array of +,-,.,etc
I'd include ()'s in your reg exp for sure.
Justin
on 07/04/02 1:47 PM, Jason Cribbins ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Some
This is the wrong group/list for this post.
The disabling of bars, or any sort of browser feature/appearance is NOT PHP.
PHP is a server side langauge. Commonly, you would use JavaScript for such
stuff, so I recommend you check out the millions of JavaScript sites and
newsgroups on the web.
) helpful on-topic posts, some of which took quite a lot of time
to prepare.
b) I was recently congratulated in public and private by many users for
finally speaking up a little.
I've only received one complaint so far, and that would be you.
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, he's found what he's after, and all is well.
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on 08/04/02 11:40 AM, Leif K-Brooks ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
It looks like you didn't even read the message. He knew how to do it with
javascript, but he needed to pass information to it, and he wanted to know
that! And, even if he
as is, but may provide additional problems, if PC users
wish to use the files.
Sorry for the long email, hope it was some help.
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on 09/04/02 12:59 AM, Rance Hall ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote
, or better still, review your code to work
within these contraints.
You can also look at output buffers, which have been discussed on this list
many times, and should be easy to search for.
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on 09/04/02
of interesting comments in regards to these events.
Perhaps the solution is a regular expression, or perhaps it's to do with XML
parsing, which I've not had any experience.
Sorry for the long post!!!
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This is related to a discussion we had today about disallowing javascript.
Is there any way we can get a look inside current PHP functions, like
strip_tags(), to see how they're currently working?
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to return what you expect, but I randomly tested 10 dates in your format
between 1977 and 2002 without any problems.
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on 09/04/02 9:53 PM, nyon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hi,
I need to recall
, without any luck.
Why re-invent the wheel?
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on 10/04/02 2:36 AM, Geoff Hankerson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I am wondering if one or more of you can point me in the right direction on
this one
to devise some psuedo tags for links, and don't
require font tags, image tags, etc etc.
Many thanks in advance,
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down modifications to the table... sicne you really need
performance at display time, not adding/updating time, I think this will
help.
I know of indexes making product searches of 50,000 products, even in flat
(indexed) files work really fast, so this would be an ideal first step.
Justin French
, and upload it to the server with the aid of PHP.
This topic has been discussed millions of times on the list, and should be
easy to search for.
* MSIE security bugs excluded :)
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on 13/04/02 2:35 PM, Don
, then all you have to
do is include your functions library on every page it's needed, and then
call the function to do the selected lines/calculations, with a simple
?
domyfunction();
?
Regards,
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on 13/04/02 7:32 PM, Alberto Wagner ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Is there any way
, it forwards to a pre-determined list of site contributors (a
mailing list/group)... this is a simple text file that I can edit too.
So, best advice is to start by telling your ISP what you want to achieve,
and asking what they have available, or if it's your own server, post the
set-up.
Justin French
,Yemen;
YU,Yugoslavia;
ZR,Zaire;
ZM,Zambia;
ZW,Zimbabwe;
At 16:22 04/06/02, you wrote:
Apologies for being slightly OT, but has anyone got an array or list of
countries that I can use to populate a pull-down menu?
Or maybe a link to a resource to find this sort of stuff?
Justin
try wrapping the vars inside curly braces {$_COOKIE['var']} when using them
inside strings.
eg
echo your username is {$_COOKIE['uid']}BR\n;
Justin French
on 05/06/02 3:22 PM, Tom Ray ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
when I do that it comes up with
Parse error: parse error, expecting
there is documentation for the php.ini file IN the the
php.ini file, and on the website.
Justin French
on 05/06/02 10:40 PM, Zac Hillier ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible using php on our own apache server to create global variables
for virtual host without having to use session
confusion on the second script.
Any suggestions? This is basically a way of me ensuring I have a referring
url, since HTTP_REFERER isn't always set my the browser.
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case, c:\php4\pear), which is set in php.ini.
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on 06/06/02 4:22 PM, Doug ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I get the following error statement from a PHP insert I am trying at
http://www.solomonsporch.org/test.php
Warning: Failed opening
'http://www.gospelcom.net/mnn/includes
of the scripts.
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it.
Or check out a decent article on the subject.
Security is a massive topic.
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on 07/06/02 3:18 AM, Jas ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I cannot believe that no one with alot of PHP and MySQL experience has
Hi,
How would I determine if there was a high % (say 40%) of capital letters
in a string? I'm trying to think of a way of preventing endless use of
capital letters in a message board, to stop YELLERS.
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Thanks Lars Evan... much appreciated!
Justin French
on 07/06/02 2:13 PM, Lars Torben Wilson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Thu, 2002-06-06 at 20:20, Justin French wrote:
Hi,
How would I determine if there was a high % (say 40%) of capital letters
in a string? I'm trying to think
Hi,
I wish to restrict access to a dir of files, depending on if the user is a
logged in and validated member.
My first guess was to restrict access to the files with .htaccess, only
allowing access if the referring (linking) script was something like
members.php, so they'd only get the link if
I think you'll get MUCH better answers if you join the MySQL mailing list,
and search the MySQL website, rather than this PHP list.
Also less chance of getting flamed :)
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on 08/06/02 1:20 PM, sonjaya ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
i have databse paradox (extension *.db) how to read
MP3 and quick time -- otherwise the solution would be easy :)
Thanks,
Justin
on 08/06/02 3:42 PM, Jason Wong ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Saturday 08 June 2002 09:19, Justin French wrote:
Hi,
I wish to restrict access to a dir of files, depending on if the user is a
logged
:46, Justin French wrote:
MP3 and quick time -- otherwise the solution would be easy :)
Thanks,
Justin
on 08/06/02 3:42 PM, Jason Wong ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Saturday 08 June 2002 09:19, Justin French wrote:
Hi,
I wish to restrict access to a dir of files, depending
Have you got a link for somewhere to look for a base set of functions for me
to build on?
Thx,
Justin
on 08/06/02 5:39 PM, Miguel Cruz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
On Sat, 8 Jun 2002, Justin French wrote:
When you say serve the files through a script, I assume you mean
download.php force
you're trying to split it on a space ( )... there are no spaces in tony.
my name is tony would prolly output
my
name
is
tony
You could try splitting on (nothing), or use a different function which
places a br after each character.
Justin
on 11/06/02 1:34 PM, Anthony Ritter ([EMAIL
I *think* it's because you don't have an { at the beginning of the while()
loop
?
$name=tony;
$token=strtok($name, );
//echo $token.br;
while ($token!=)
{
$token=strtok( );
echo $token.br;
}
?
Or, use the example in the manual as a guide:
?
$string = tony;
$tok =
if you wrapped it in a
function :)
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on 11/06/02 1:11 PM, César L. Aracena ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hi all,
Does anyone remembers how to add zeros in front of a result number given
by a query to MySQL and returned as an array, so it always shows a 4
digit number? I have
Check that you actually have ? ? wrapped around the PHP code in
somefile.php that you include.
Justin French
on 12/06/02 11:36 AM, Tom Ray ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Yes, but according to http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.include.php
I should be able to delcare the include and then pull
or so? How would I implement
something like this?
Any advice / concepts / ideas welcome!
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the following line BEFORE the code above to make IE work:
session_cache_limiter();
1. Is this a widely accepted practice for forcing downloads (a pop-up window
to download a file), given the problems with older versions of IE?
2. Can someone tell me what the %20 is there for?
Regards,
Justin
Can we take this off list
PS: you only get what you pay for
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on 12/06/02 10:49 PM, The_RadiX ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Abusing you???
I am quite sorry but I am lost as to when I abused you?
I simply had a form of service on your system and after I tried to keep
Wouldn't you need
if ( $num_results == 0 ) not
if ( $num_results = 0 )
if you do the latter, it will allways be true, because you're setting the
var...
easy mistake to make!
check out comparisons in the manual for more info.
Justin French
on 12/06/02 11:19 PM, Roberts, Mark ([EMAIL
, but decided not to re-invent
the wheel... I've adopted this script on every project from now on, thanks
to the kind person on this list who let me know about it!
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on 13/06/02 2:56 AM, Jeroen Timmers ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Is there a simple function that validate an email adres
There is a difference in the default way php installs between 4.1.x and
4.2... the newer version comes with register_globals Off in the php.ini
file. Simple solution, change this value to On in your php.ini file, and
restart.
However, you scripts will be a lot more secure if you leave
b) because I've got a problem with my session code somewhere
???
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and give it a try -- works fine on every
browser I've been able to test on.
Justin French
Creative Director
http://Indent.com.au
on 14/06/02 7:02 AM, Manuel Lemos ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I had that problem and the solution that I used was use Javascript
That's a big can of worms :)
I think perhaps start with one problem, like sessions, then move onto
another problem.
Not really sure what you mean by cross site scripting... maybe you mean
writing decent code once, and having it portable to many new projects with
little fuss?
Justin French
Hi,
on 14/06/02 11:53 AM, Manuel Lemos ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hello,
On 06/13/2002 10:18 PM, Justin French wrote:
I don't think relying on JavaScript for something so integral as an email
address it THAT good an idea...
Why not? I use this on mirror sites that only serve static
and sewing store.
Justin French
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copped this in Sydney 2002 didn't they???
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pop-up.
You can redirect the browser to a different URL *IF* you haven't sent
anything to the browser yet (ie, before DOCTYPE... or HTML) using PHP's
header function (header(Location: blah2.php)).
http://php.net/header
Justin French
on 15/06/02 12:36 AM, Hotmail ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote
), and then see where to go from
there.
Thanks for everyone's help.
Justin French
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