William,
in order to do this, you have to use an HTML element such as
a FRAME or an IFRAME and in that frame call the URL to the document
as it is. You cannot have it in the same file because you cannot
send two document types with one request. FRAME or IFRAME allow
you to have two or more reques
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--- Joerg Aldinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Mike,
>
> there are several solutions to your problem. Here
> are a few:
>
> 1) Redirect visitors to the new page
> To do this, create/modify a .htaccess file in the
> directory where your old
> p
something like
link href=somefile.php
Probably not, haven't tried that but I'll try your
suggestion.
Thanks
--- Joerg Aldinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Mike,
>
> there are several solutions to your problem. Here
> are a few:
>
> 1) Redirect visi
Mike,
there are several solutions to your problem. Here are a few:
1) Redirect visitors to the new page
To do this, create/modify a .htaccess file in the directory where your old
page is and include the following line:
Redirect permanent oldpage.html http://yourserver.com/newpage.php
T
main() {
mail_open(0,"",0);
return 0;
}
Any clues on what is causing this error? How can I resolve it? Any comments
are appreciated...!
Thanks in advance and Happy New Year to all of you,
Joerg Aldinger
oid){}
void mm_exists(void){}
void mm_searched(void){}
void mm_expunged(void){}
char mail_open();
int main() {
mail_open(0,"",0);
return 0;
}
Any clues on what is causing this error? How can I resolve it? Any comments
are appreciated...!
Thanks in advance and Happy New Year to all of you,
Joerg Aldinger
I would like to enable personal homepages on my domain using an address like
http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] , I have seen it used on a provider's site, and
imagine I could do this with Apache and PHP but have no clue as to how it
could work.
The problem is, that $PHP_AUTH_USER is empty if Authentication i
