Dear All,
i want to make advance search engine in PHP.i have 7 fields and all fields
are optional.if user select only 4 filed,then search engine will display the
result according to 4 selected field.?
how to do it ? if anybody have any idea or document or book or article
please share with m
Hi all,
Here's an update on a presentation we had from IBM last year:
http://tinyurl.com/2l3xu9
Looks like it might be time for an updated talk!
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Jeff Siegel wrote:
I'm sure this was
intuitive to somebody...but not me.
...
function
readcfg($cfile,$rt1="",$rw1="",$rt2="",$rw2="",$rt3="",$rw3="",$rt4="",$rw4=
"",$rt5="",$rw5="",$rt6="",$rw6="",$rt7="",$rw7="")
Wow, looks like you've got a fun time ahead.
- A.
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Allen Shaw
slidePresenter
Thanks. We got it turned out to be a different screw-up. Server_addr was
the server and remote_addr was the client machine.
On 10/9/07 1:08 PM, "Khalid Hanif" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Cliff,
>
> $_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR'] gives me the correct IP on a development server. Your
> mileage may
Allen,
Thanks for your reply. Probably because I saw the word "PERL" in a few
places...I jumped to conclusions.
Did some additional digging and found a homegrown function with fifteen
parameters (all well-named, I might add...see below...I'm sure this was
intuitive to somebody...but not me). The
Hi Cliff,
$_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR'] gives me the correct IP on a development
server. Your mileage may vary for a local machine running apache
locally...
Regards,
Khalid
On 9 Oct 2007, at 17:53, Cliff Hirsch wrote:
I am trying to get the server address of my development server, but
$_SERVE
Jeff Siegel wrote:
Is readcfg a PERL command? If yes, can it be called from PHP?
I'm sifting through someone else's code and I'm trying to make sense out
of it.
You probably did this already: http://www.google.com/search?q=readcfg
Doesn't show much in the way of PERL-specific stuff, but it d
I am trying to get the server address of my development server, but
$_SERVER[remote_addr¹] and $_SERVER[server_addr¹] keep giving me the
localhost addr (127.0.0.1). Kinda makes it hard to create a URL for
redirects.
The IP address should be 192.168.168.###, based on the current DHCP setting.
Ho
Is readcfg a PERL command? If yes, can it be called from PHP?
I'm sifting through someone else's code and I'm trying to make sense out of
it.
Jeff
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Just in case others have been suffering from the same problem I have cut and
pasted my test table (authorised_users) into this posting, in order that
others who want to follow it through can.I have also left the MySQL
mysql_error() debugging tool in just in anybody wants to try it for
themselve
It must be my birthday today. As I have managed to solve my two knottiest
problems today.
Here is the solution to my email problem
I hope this helps others who are wrestling with the same problem
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