RE: [PHP] 4.04 -- 4.1.2 incompatible

Another tip you might find useful if you're writing code that outputs a FORM that posts to itself, is to echo $PHP_SELF instead of hard-coding the target. If you happen to move your code elsewhere in the future, this will save you the time of having to go back and specify a new POST

RE: [PHP] Re: Dynamically check radio buttons

. I'm not sure if it's the version of php I'm using. Stats - windows 2000 Sp1, Apache 2.039, php 4.2.2. Thanks for taking the time!! Mark Middleton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... It looks like your code could use variable variables to

RE: [PHP] Re: Dynamically check radio buttons

It looks like your code could use variable variables to help you out. ::: OLD CODE for ($GameIdx = 1; $GameIdx = 17; $GameIdx++) { /* instead hardcoding each radio button name - just do it programmatically by concatenating / creating the name */ $frmGame =

RE: [PHP] Problem with ?xml .... inside the PHP code, due to ?

?php $XML = ?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?ProductApple/Product; echo $XML; ? Not sure if this is the best way, but it worked for me: $XML = .?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?.ProductApple/Product; Hope this helps, Mark Mark Middleton Whirled Web -- PHP

RE: [PHP] PHPMyAdmin interface

When they say, install it on your workstation are you sure they mean your desktop computer? phpMyAdmin is not a normal install on your desktop (unless you run a server with PHP and MySQL on your desktop, which you may do) It's very straight-forward to install phpMyAdmin on your web site. And

RE: [PHP] Problems Retrieving Session Variables on 2nd submit.

session_register($employee); session_register($employee_f_name); session_register($employee_l_name); session_register($employee_full_name); session_register($department); session_register($date);