php-windows Digest 30 Jul 2004 08:06:39 -0000 Issue 2338
Topics (messages 24283 through 24285):
PHP Access Violation
24283 by: Chris
Re: form to php
24284 by: PHP MySQL
php_printer extension patch
24285 by: Philippe MAES
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Each time I open a php page for the first time in a browser window, I
recieve PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 01C973CD. It doesn't keep
me from doing anything, just shows a violation then continues on. Does
anyone have any suggestions on what to do? Everything is running on a Win
2k3 IIS6 server.
Thanks,
Chris
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Thanks for all ur replies....i have finally got it working. Thanks a lot "grgk2", i
did exactly as u told me, i.e., executed the form like so: http://localhost
/form.html. And it worked. I was earlier trying to access it by double clicking on it.
Once again, thanks for ur help.
grgk2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It�s not a bother, it�s the purpose of the list.
Yes. What I meant was that in order for the php script to be parsed it should be
executed on a web server.
if your html form resides in a file named [form.html], it should be executed like so:
http://localhost /form.html. if your web server has a different name just use the
appropriate name�
My point being that you should not try to execute any php file just by double clicking
on it J
If you have the following
1) A web server installed on your machine
2) Php installed correctly for that WS
Then the following script should yield result�
[Save as info.php]
<?
Phpinfo();
?>
[Execute http://localhost/info.php]
Mail me the results�
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From: PHP MySQL [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 1:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] form to php
1) i have tried with all the HTML structure and it is not displaying the part using
the php code.
i.e., it is displaying "Hi $name. You are $age".
2)) Please tell me how ca i make sure iexecute the file through my localhost server
(i.e. Apache so that php code will be treated as php code). Do u mean i have to run as
"http://127.0.0.1/action.php";
Sorry for bothering u again and again.
thanks,
grgk2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Luis is very correct.
If you see all the source code that means the php code is not parsed as php
code.
1) Make sure you execute the file through you localhost server (i.e. Apache
so that php code will be treated as php code)
2) any html file should conform with the following skeleton structure
Any echoes you need to do should be within the element
As Luis stated this will do
<?
$name = $_POST['name'];
$age = $_POST['age'];
echo "Hi $name. You are $age";
?>
as well as this
<?
echo <<<MYPAGE
Hi $name. You are $age".
MYPAGE;
?>
Hoppe that does it...
-----Original Message-----
From: PHP MySQL [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 29, 2004 12:30 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PHP-WIN] form to php
hi,
1) The lines in the form are in the correct order.
2)i tried using HTTP_POST['age']; ?> , but it still displays the entire
code.
Not quite sure wht u meant by "AUTOGLOBAL ON|OFF setting"..... If u meant
register_globals in php.ini file, then it is set to on.
3) Regarding action.php:
phpinfo();
?>
It still only displays the code.
I ran action.php by itself and looked at the info page and i couldnot any
entries for $HTTP_POST['name'] or $ _POST['name'] or
$HTTP_POST['age'] or $_POST['age']
Please help.
penjo
grgk2 wrote:
Hi
1) Line " form action="action.php" method="post">
Your name: [input] type="text" name="name" />
Your age: [input] />
[input]
should read
"
Your name: [input] name="name" />
Your age: [input]
[input]
"
assuming that is correct
2) Try .You are $HTTP_POST['age']; ?>
REASON - php.ini - AUTOGLOBAL ON|OFF setting
3) If that doesn't work try
4) action.php:
phpinfo();
?>
Try to locate entries for $HTTP_POST['name'] or $ _POST['name'] or
$HTTP_POST['age'] or $_POST['age']
See if they carry any values.
REASON - php.ini - Other settings
And resubmit to the list with your results.
Best regards,
Grgk2
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For my work, i needed the printer extension (for windows), and some
problems appeared to me when i used it:
- printer_draw_bmp function don't satisfy me because it not use printer
resolution. I fixed it by adding 2 parameters (width and height).
- printer_set_option doesn't work. I fixed it by adding an option to
validate the others one.
I tryed to contact previous maintener, but they don't answer me.
You can find my patch for the moment on http://tawanation.dyndns.org
Best Regards
- Philippe MAES -
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