php-windows Digest 9 Jul 2004 16:56:56 -0000 Issue 2312
Topics (messages 24132 through 24134):
Re: GTK - why not?
24132 by: Vail, Warren
running mysql 4.1 with php5
24133 by: Jan Bro
HTML (Web Site) Parser
24134 by: Flint Doungchak
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You are correct. You can do this as long as PHP and GTK are installed on
every client machine, and last I heard that wasn't a standard part of
Windows, so you will need to install it on every client machine, (there goes
your "nothing to install" goal).
Warren Vail
(415) 667-0240
SF211-07-434
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From: William CANDILLON [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 08, 2004 12:57 AM
To: 'Oliver John V. Tibi'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] Re: GTK - why not?
But you can run a server application with php GTk as a client application.
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De�: Oliver John V. Tibi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoy�: jeudi 8 juillet 2004 06:41
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Objet�: [PHP-WIN] Re: GTK - why not?
hi dude!
the reason behind php- gtk not being web based is because GTK was primarily
created as a toolkit for creating GUI apps on Unixes / Linuxes / Etc.
running the X window system. that means GTK is a client technology, not a
server technology.
i hope i satisfied your question.
peace!
O.J.
"Cbq - Gmx.At" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> hi @ all
>
> quick question:
>
> ready?
>
> here it is!
>
> WHY IS PHP - GTK not webbased?
>
>
> sorry, may i am wrong, but i am looking for someone, who is
> responsable
for GTK.
> cz, some programmers (including myself) thinking loud about, what
> could be
the reason why PHP-GTK is not webbased.
>
> that would be high-end applications.
>
> + u have nothing to install.
> + all is accessable over the internet and
> + just call it, like page over an http link
> + and the source would be still php.
>
> so here is the main question:
>
> Why not?
>
> Would it be maybe a option in the future, if yes, WHEN ?
>
> thx to everybody, who could send me a little personal feedback and/or
telling me please, over who i could get some more informations.
>
> PS: sorry about my english, but its d**n late here.
>
> best regards
> CBQ
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Hi, is there a tutorial or any place that tells me how to get mysql back on
line with php5?
I've copied all mysql.dlls in my windows, but still I get a not found dll.
thx
Jan
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Hello All,
I'm doing a little research. I need to pull some dynamic content off
some sites that don't offer XML data of RSS. So I can't go about it that
way.
I'm wondering, from a theoretical sense, it is possible to write a php
application that could log into site, supply the necessary post
information (i.e. search criteria, etc.), and then parse the results?
I'd be going to the same site and I could somewhat depend on format.
It's just that the site admin isn't interested at this point in
developing an XML app I could tap.
Practically speaking, I worry about things like sessions, SSL, supplying
that POST and GET data, etc. Has anyone ever done anything like this?
I've seen some static page and URL parsing on the list, but I'm talking
about something a bit larger (almost like a PHP based web browser
thingy...) I'm just looking at possible solutions now, any ideas? Any
resources would be great, I really don't mind reading other people's
experiences...
Thanks,
-Flint
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