Hmm...point number 1 would be time management, for you! Maybe you should've
started researching this more than a day before hand.
As far as POST vs. GET, there's hardly a difference. POST data is sent in
the headers, GET data is sent in the URL. Either one can easily be created
by the user, so
1LT John W. Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
POST data is sent in the headers
I know it's being picky but if the OP is going to be presenting to an
audience it would be better if what he says is correct.
POST data is not sent in the headers of an HTTP request. It is sent in the
data part of the
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Hmm...point number 1 would be time management, for you! Maybe you should've
started researching this more than a day before hand.
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+1 John
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I'am a php programer,
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And GET POST you don't know?
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I have got an seminar on 31st of May(hardly
one day
Maybe he's still mulling over the Hello World solution
3. htmlspecialchars() is a very nice function as welland you can't beat
the regular expression functions for validating data
ed
At 08:41 AM 5/29/2002 -0500, Jay Blanchard wrote:
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Hmm...point number 1 would be time
On Sat, 17 Nov 2001, Jason G. wrote:
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Thanks, but browsing is one thing I am still to get used to :) I like
things in my mail box.
Adrian
-Jason Garber
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At 01:41 PM 11/17/2001 +0530, Adrian
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At 01:41 PM 11/17/2001 +0530, Adrian D'Costa wrote:
Hi,
Is there somewhere on the PHP site that give a list of advantages, speed,
etc in comparsion with other similar programs. I have a
See http://php.weblogs.com/php_vs_asp and
http://php.weblogs.com/php_asp_7_reasons
The articles need to be updated for Microsoft.Net though.
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