t. I've even tried changing the current
working directory in the C++ program and to no avail. Does anybody have any
insight, or perhaps another route down which to travel? I will happily
provide PHP and/or C++ code for what I'm doing.
Thank you,
Keith Jeffery
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http://www.soysal.com/PHPEd/
Although, after using it for a while I've decided that I simply like Ultra
Edit better.
www.ultraedit.com
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Whenever i get a php script off a website why is it that most of the main
parts in the script have a space from the left border. eg
-lk6-
http://ww
for the first part, make sure that you have write permission to the
directory specified, and for the second, you can't open a file for writing
from a remote location.
Keith Jeffery
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; echo "Counting from 1-32";
> for ($ii = '1'; $ii <= '32' $ii++) {
> echo $ii." ";
> }
> }
> echo "All done!";
> ?>
>
> Best Regards
> Fredrik A. Takle
>
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kingClose() {
imgWindow.close();
}
and then at the beginning of the page, before the search begins, in php I
put
echo "itsThinkingOpen()";
and after the code to search the database I put
echo "itsThinkingClose()";
It works fine here.
Keith Jeffery
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> }
> >
> > and then at the beginning of the page, before the search begins, in php
I
> > put
> > echo "itsThinkingOpen()";
> >
> > and after the code to search the database I put
> > echo "itsThinkingClose()";
> >
> > I
My guess is that it is working, just not like you'd expect. You're
generating HTML, so if you want a new line to be displayed in your HMTL
document you need to do
echo "Hello there";
instead of "Hello there\n";
\n will give you a pretty new line if you look at
Why doesn't
$dir = opendir("//harp/graphics/");
work anyway? Is this an oversite in the Win32 development of PHP? You're
able to do this in Perl.
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