> I though every browser supported it, do you have an example on one
> that does not?
I Opera the user can choose to disable the use of referer
/Soeren
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t just look the other way pretending that there's
no problem.
II:
As a developer I want access to several databases - not just one.
The company that hosts my site refuse to create more than one database
because of the ressources (human and technical) it takes.
I hope you could this.
Regards
"B. Van Ouwerkerk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> It's on the same page where you subscribed to
> this list..
Actually this is also a newsgroup that don't require subscription:
Server: news.php.net
Group: php.general
Best regards,
Søren Nielsen
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> Greetings,
> [snip] calculations and I code them in PHP
> for use on a website are they safe from being
> viewed or taken?
If your php-code is on a web-server which gives access to other than you
"Ben-Nes Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> The problem still stays if you open php to system commands like `echo
> /etc/passwd` or using system()
A problem is also that other web-programer
> does anyone know of a scenario (perhaps involving
> non-string data) where the concatenation does not
> return the same answer?
If you have three vars:
$user = "foo";
$users = array("Peter","Michael");
This could be a problem:
echo "$users hair is brown";
if what you ment was:
echo $string."s
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