mike wrote:
you're still issuing an HTTP request to get it, or executing perl on
the command line...
if it's a true non-profit 503(c)(3), you could offer someone the
chance to write off their services... non-profits may not have a lot
of money to spare but they do typically have money to fund
yeah - well you said you can't issue an http request
although it depends - if your reporting is
javascript/browser-executable, or if it's a server-side increment. if
it's javascript, no worries, the curl request won't execute it.
On 1/10/08, Liam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mike wrote:
you're
mike wrote:
yeah - well you said you can't issue an http request
although it depends - if your reporting is
javascript/browser-executable, or if it's a server-side increment. if
it's javascript, no worries, the curl request won't execute it.
On 1/10/08, Liam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mike
On Jan 10, 2008 4:00 AM, Liam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks everyone for your assistance, I'll be sure to come back here and
frustrate you with any future problems I have. :] :P
That's fine, and it's for that reason this list exists, but here's
a couple of pointers:
1.) Keep the
How do I use a get parameter in a include?
e.g.
?php include('x.cgi?want=ssilinks') ?
I can't modify the cgi file though, and HTML includes don't work on my
server.
Thanks in advance.
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that is a horrible method.
it works in zeus and apache, but not lighttpd, from my experience.
it's just not a good idea. technically that should only be file paths,
and i would expect it to load a file named x.cgi?want=ssilinks
although fopen wrappers can confuse that further...
in my opinion i
mike wrote:
that is a horrible method.
Thanks for the nice positive, refreshing and most helpful response.
in my opinion i would say redesign it properly.
Well what the hell do you suggest I do??? The script is MEANT to be
used this way, as it has an admin panel inside etc.
Oh, by the way,
The script is MEANT to be used this way
I doubt it.
If you want the contents from that url, then use curl
(http://www.php.net/curl).
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On 1/9/08, Liam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mike wrote:
that is a horrible method.
Thanks for the nice positive, refreshing and most helpful response.
read the sentence below it.
in my opinion i would say redesign it properly.
Well what the hell do you suggest I do??? The script is MEANT to
On Wed, January 9, 2008 8:38 pm, Liam wrote:
How do I use a get parameter in a include?
e.g.
?php include('x.cgi?want=ssilinks') ?
I can't modify the cgi file though, and HTML includes don't work on my
server.
Thanks in advance.
In order to fire the CGI and have it processed, you would
On 1/9/08, Liam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mike wrote:
that is a horrible method.
Thanks for the nice positive, refreshing and most helpful response.
read the sentence below it.
in my opinion i would say redesign it properly.
Well what the hell do you suggest I do??? The script is MEANT to
On 1/9/08, Liam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The cgi script IS perl. Oh, RE: the sentence below it: I'm running
apache, and it DOESN'T work. The reason I am trying to call it in php
is to include it on a webpage. So, tell me, how am I supposed to
pre-generate the contents in a flatfile
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