of the user.
Performance: to DB or not to DB, that is the question!
Security again: what kind of password algoritm are you going to use.
And so on and so forth.
I wish you the best of luck. I made such a script just a month ago :)
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way? I'm thinking of something
like DTML's sequence-start and sequence-end, in a foreach
construction.
djo
You could try implode()
$lis = implode(,, $arr);
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If nothing is beeing sent to output on the page then use header() else
you need to use javascript.
Niklas
meta http-equiv=Refresh; Content=0; URL=file.php
if headers are sent.
Use header( Location: file.php ), as noted earlier, if no headers are sent.
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;)
And you're right... it's wrong of them... imho.
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Hei all.
I've got this string, $string = test; and I want to make a $t; out of
$string.
Is this possible?
I tried ${substr($string, 0, 1)}, but that didn't work ;)
Any help appreciated.
TIA.
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thing comes to mind.
Compile PHP as a CGI and use that to run your scipts ;)
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message to the user.
E.g. if it's a 404, the user will get a message saying the the page was
not found.
Has anybody done this before and have the kind heart to share it with me? ;)
TIA
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??
(and if ,... how? ;)
$PHP_AUTH_USER and $PHP_AUTH_PW.
It's also possible to use $REMOTE_USER. I don't know of any
$REMOTE_PASS, so the suggestion above it good ;)
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