I realize that Zend produces a PHP development studio, but I'm looking for
something that helps the programmer use PHP (along with Javascript, CSS,
web GUI languages, etc.) to develop enterprise web _applications_ (like
for production data entry). I'd also like this studio to make available a
set
to
make me aware of? On top of this, is there any site out there where hosting
customers can rate the various hosting companies?
Thanks,
Steve
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a web hosting service that
all but provides the moon for only $49.95 a year (and they're located in the
US!). Check out www.domehost.com - so far, so good for me - and their early
support with getting everything working was fantastic.
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Erich Kolb wrote:
Does anyone know of a PHP user group near Gurnee, IL. I found one in
Chicago, but its a little far to go and they meet in the middle of
the day on Sat.
Take a look at http://php.meetup.com - perhaps there's a PHP meetup near
you.
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-structured, well-encapsulated algorithms. When code is structured
appropriately, then the only actual comments needed are to explain unusual
logic or business rules that cannot be easily deciphered from reading the
code.
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Ryan A wrote:
Didnt we just have a thread about spamming like this on the list?
If it's a PHP-related product being announced, it isn't spam to me (and in
fact, it's rather valuable), unless the announcement posts become
repetitive.
Steve
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Curt Zirzow wrote:
Dont use the font tag.. they are evil... and besides depricated.
And they're deprecated too. :)
Steve
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Jonathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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all the suggestions didn't work though, could it be as what chris said, my
IE doesn't support php?
PHP is server-side. IE has no issues whatsoever with loading HTML generated
from PHP. The PHP constructs are dealt with on the
Markas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hi... I got a big site, which is not very well constructed inside, and the
script began to throw (rather often, but NOT always) a fatal error Fatal
error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted , every time in
different
Anthony Ritter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I'd like to use (with permission) .jpg files from a webcam from another
URL.
Once that URL is opened and read via PHP as a file into my site is it
possible to resize that image? It measures 640 x 480 pixels and I would
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To reduce its display size in an img tag, specify 640 * .75 for the
width
(assuming 640 is for width) and 480 * .75 for the height. If you
actually
want to reduce the size
K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hi guys,
I would like to read the IP address from a PC that connects to my web
site.
Any function does that in PHP?
SuperGlobal var in = 4.1.0:
$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']
Global var in 4.1.0:
$HTTP_SERVER_VARS['REMOTE_ADDR']
Steve
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Hi,
Wednesday, March 5, 2003, 1:47:39 PM, you wrote:
G Tom Rogers wrote:
Hi,
Wednesday, March 5, 2003, 12:45:27 PM, you wrote:
G Hi All,
GI need to suppress the session id in some links. The xhtml needs
to
G
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If register_globals is Off in php.ini, then do the following:
- do not use session_register(), etc.
- use $HTTP_SESSION_VARS for all accesses.
I have code similar to Henry's running fine on both 4.0.5 and 4.2.3 servers
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Thanks for your suggestions. I had been thinking that it
must be the URL that was causing the caching (same URL,
same thing, right? Sounds good...), so I was planning
on trying something along the lines of what you suggest.
But I was
David Otton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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On Fri, 21 Mar 2003 22:49:05 +0100, you wrote:
I am currently trying to understand how to place content on a different
site
without giving away my code. SOAP seems to be the solution. I am
absolutly
First off, I have to
Jerry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hi All,
I have a CGI application written in Delphi web services and I want to port
it to the Linux environment. I was going to use Kylix but I'm concerned
that
Borland isn't keeping up with the fast paced Linux development (ie
Hi,
I'm a PHP developer in Louisville, KY interested in forming a PHP
developers group. Currently, we have three individuals signed up at
http://php.meetup.com but we need at least 5 to go forward with a first
meeting.
If you're interested, please sign up. It should be a lot of fun.
www.scguild.org
or me :) www.webcommons.org
At any rate, I recommend avoiding all those job bidding sites... can you
really trust the guys in far off places who charge $5 an hour? Instead,
consider offshoring to Louisville, KY or other internal US cities with low
costs of living. :)
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Hello,
I'm currently running PHP 1.1.2 on Apache 1.3.24/Win2K in SAPI mode (and
this configuration has run incredibly well since last summer, albeit with
changing PHP and Apache sub-versions). I couldn't find any info at php.net
that indicated whether the current or the next version of PHP
Thanks for the info. Apache 1.3.24 isn't a bad release to be stuck with.
:) I just wanted to be a little bit on the bleeding edge.
Regards,
Steve
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When I pass a string to strtr($TheText, $Transform_Array), where
Transform_Array contains array elements like a = b, I've been
wondering, how many passes through the string are performed to accomplish
all the string replacing? Is it one per transform, or just one total (I
hope)? If it's not
Make sure that any PHP DLL's in your system32 directory are updated. If
they were updated to the newest versions, then what you describe is
definitely a big problem, not a nit.
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Jason Wong wrote:
On Saturday 08 November 2003 01:42, Steve Magruder wrote:
At any rate, I recommend avoiding all those job bidding sites...
can you really trust the guys in far off places who charge $5 an
hour?
Well, as long you pay after seeing the completed work then there
really
trying to form a PHP users group in Louisville, KY.
Those interested should join the PHP meetup first, then we'll all go from
there.
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users group in Louisville, KY.
Those interested should join the PHP meetup first, then we'll all go from
there.
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to know is whether this caching works over a session (not just
during a single script run).
Thanks.
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Marek Kilimajer wrote:
Steve Magruder - WebCommons.org wrote:
File_exists results (and the results from other file-related
functions) are cached (according to the php doc) during the run of a
script. For instance, if file_exists returns True for a file once,
it won't actually test the file
and it's slap-easy to install and get running.
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