Dan King wrote:
> It seems that our java applet is clearing our php session variables.
>
> I have an html form that saves user information as session variables. These
> session variables are used to create folders, where uploaded files can be
> saved. I've tested my php script that uses the sess
Hi Adi
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.classobj.php
Check out the link above, and I'm sure you'll find what you are looking for.
You will find functions there called get_class & get_class_vars that I think
you will find very helpful.
Hope this helps...
-sonu
"Adi Zebic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> I would like to have a yes \ no prompt displayed and depending on which
button is pressed take the right course of action.
http://www.devguru.com/Technologies/ecmascript/quickref/win_confirm.html
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PHP is interpreted at runtime, I don't think it stores any such
pre-parsed files, even for caching, anywhere else but in the memory. I
might be wrong, but I've got a pretty strong gut feeling that's the way
it goes.
Bogdan
Ryan A wrote:
Hi,
Coming from a java JSP background I have a small que
Assuming you mean that the user isn't typing HTML code (like an online IDE),
you might want to take a look at:
http://www.bris.ac.uk/is/projects/cms/ttw/ttw.html#os
Best,
-Dan
"Todd Cary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I would like to have a HTML editor on a Web si
On 04 ??? 2000, you wrote in php.general:
> I note that the documentation for PHP 4.0 says that Java is supported;
> I haven't been able to find any documentation on how it is supported.
> Can someone point me to something?
>
> Hugh
>
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> Hugh Caley, Lumeria, Inc.
> Lead Systems Engineer
>
> I sincerely believe that the problem lies in my php installation, not in
> my java installation, which is why I'm asking whether the debian php4
> package in the testing distribution, which is more specifically
> PHP/4.1.2 according to X-Powered-By in phpinfo(), has java support
> compiled in, w
I have java 1.4 installed, and I've put it in /usr/local/sun-j2sdk1.4.1
-- that's why I use the ini_set() method. I've compiled and run apps
using this java installation, so I'm pretty sure all is kosher there.
I sincerely believe that the problem lies in my php installation, not in
my java ins
Monique,
By default Debian does not come come with a recent JVM, due
to the non-free-ness of Sun's license.
So first thing is to see if you have any Java installed at
all... When you type `java` at a shell it should give you
an error about missing parameters... if you get the following:
>Hi everyone...
>
>I have a php page that return rows from a database. I then have an href
>link to the individual thread as such:
>
>".
>
>
>This works, it opens a new window which has the detailed information needed.
>However, how would I write java code into this to force it to open the
>windo
I have send before my problem about ext/java.
It doesn't work until i désactive the ext/xslt. Curious
the problem is mentionned in bugs.php.net ID : 13344. but it still not
corriged.
Hope this help some one.
Just put ";" before the xslt.so and all will be fine
Have fun :)
Fincom
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