Umm... I see things, You know?
After installing php 4.3.0 I noticed that phpinho()
doesn't return those fancy tables anymore, instead, it spits out pure text
with newlines. Is it just my case (maybe some config problems?)
Would anyone mind trying out phpinfo() on php 4.3.0 for win32?
thx in adv
hmmm
well I guess it doesn't always happen
it happens when HTTP headers like
Cache-Control: no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate, post-check=0,
pre-check=0
and
Pragma: no-cache
are sent.
try to sniff out that site via telnet http requests and see if it sends any
of these. Some script might be
#1) You should do all possible to avoid getting that in you r scripts (you
know, checking wether file exists etc etc), not simply disabling it cause
it's a messy way really, and can fill up logs with that stuff (which is not
quite good when using a server that you don't own). Also, using @function
Cause you refreshed it and there was session_start(); which created new
session.
Afaik from php 4.0.sth you don't have to use ession_start at all. You can
use it only when you _really want_ to start a new session, ending the last
one. Just registering some sessvar creates session already.
Try to
Hmmmz...
afaik in Apache (and only Apache, also only used as module) you can set
php.ini variables in .htaccess files.
(remember to have AllowOverride directive for that directories to use
.htaccess correctly)
So to set sth per site, you have to put into it's htaccess:
php_value [valuename] [va
Hi, I've recently found a way out from that nasty php + win32 problem with
imagettftext() that can't find/open fontfile.
Apparently sth was compiled wrong, so that lib_gd2 bastart won't let anyone
override it's original path.
The solution is to put your ttf files into:
c:\winnt\fonts
dir
(that
