php-windows Digest 9 Sep 2006 15:52:45 -0000 Issue 3034
Topics (messages 27133 through 27138):
Re: Installation problems - Win XP with IIS and MySQ
27133 by: Alex Turner
Undefined variables
27134 by: Alf Stockton
Re: [Linux dev] Undefined variables
27135 by: Hendrik Visage
27136 by: Stut
27137 by: Alex Turner
Re: Problem with execution external script
27138 by: DevPhp
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zerof wrote:
Bradley Davidson escreveu:
I have tried to follow the instructions to manually install PHP on
Windows
XP, using IIS and MySQL. I have been unable to test if PHP is installed
because when I try to open a PHP file in a browser (either firefox or
IE6)
it launches Dreamweaver.
What should I try?
IMHO, forget IIS and strat using Apache.
http://www.educar.pro.br/
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zerof
It would seem that IE does not 'think' that your script is dynamic - it
is trying to serve it as a static file.
I don't use IIS, we use TAG.net as we have had nothing but pain from IIS :-(
If you are doing simple stuff, Apache on windows is very good.
Best wishes
AJ
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In this little script:-
<?php
#This script has been developped by Nenad Motika [EMAIL PROTECTED]
#Please feel free to use it and to contact me for any reason
session_start();
//read folder
$folder=opendir(".");
while ($file = readdir($folder))
$names[count($names)] = $file; // <----- Line 8
closedir($folder);
//sort file names in array
sort($names);
//remove any non-images from array
$tempvar = $i = 0;
for ($i=0;$names[$i];$i++) { // <----- Line 14
$ext=strtolower(substr($names[$i],-4));
if ($ext==".jpg"||$ext==".gif"||$ext=="jpeg"||$ext==".png") {
$names1[$tempvar]=$names[$i];
$tempvar++;
}
}
$Count = $_SESSION['Picture'];
--$Count;
// echo 'Count = '.$Count.' $tempvar = '.$tempvar;
if ($Count == 0) {
$Count = $tempvar-1;
}
$_SESSION['Picture'] = $Count;
$slika=$names1[$Count];
//image dimensions
$dimensions = GetImageSize($slika);
if (isset($HTTP_GET_VARS["pic"])){header ("Location: $slika");}
else {echo "<img src=\"$slika\" $dimensions[3]>";}
?>
I keep getting:-
[Fri Sep 08 17:04:57 2006] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Notice:
Undefined variable: names in C:\\Program Files\\Apache Software
Foundation\\Apache2.2\\htdocs\\events\\adverts\\ridtoo.php on line 8,
referer: http://localhost/events/rotate.shtml
[Fri Sep 08 17:04:57 2006] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Notice:
Undefined offset: 13 in C:\\Program Files\\Apache Software
Foundation\\Apache2.2\\htdocs\\events\\adverts\\ridtoo.php on line 14,
referer: http://localhost/events/rotate.shtml
Please tell me what evil I have committed to cause this?
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On 9/8/06, Alf Stockton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In this little script:-
<?php
session_start();
//read folder
$folder=opendir(".");
while ($file = readdir($folder))
$names[count($names)] = $file; // <----- Line 8
Obviously $names won't be defined in the initial state the first time this line
is hit, thus count($names) would/should be undefined...
closedir($folder);
//sort file names in array
sort($names);
//remove any non-images from array
$tempvar = $i = 0;
These "shortcircuit" assignments aren't the best of things to do...
for ($i=0;$names[$i];$i++) { // <----- Line 14
Remember the undefined case up there, there just might not be a
index 0, be rather an index "undefined" ....
Don't we just *love* these interpreted languages and their "funnies" :)
I keep getting:-
[Fri Sep 08 17:04:57 2006] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Notice:
Undefined variable: names in C:\\Program Files\\Apache Software
Foundation\\Apache2.2\\htdocs\\events\\adverts\\ridtoo.php on line 8,
referer: http://localhost/events/rotate.shtml
[Fri Sep 08 17:04:57 2006] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Notice:
Undefined offset: 13 in C:\\Program Files\\Apache Software
Foundation\\Apache2.2\\htdocs\\events\\adverts\\ridtoo.php on line 14,
referer: http://localhost/events/rotate.shtml
Please tell me what evil I have committed to cause this?
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Alf Stockton www.stockton.co.za
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Hendrik Visage wrote:
<snip useful explanation of what's wrong with no tips on how to do it right>
The rewrite below does not iterate around the array as you were in your
for loop, so I'll mention a better way to do that here rather than in
the snippet below... foreach - look it up in the PHP manual!
One way to rewrite it would be like this (with comments hopefully
explaining what I've changed and why)...
<?php
session_start();
$folder = opendir('.');
// No need for a temporary array, check each file as you read it
from the directory
$names = array();
while ($file = readdir($folder))
{
if (in_array(strtolower(substr($file, -4)), array('.jpg',
'.gif', 'jpeg', '.png')))
{
// You can append an element to an array like this... no
need for an index
$names[] = $file;
}
}
sort($names);
// Not sure why you're checking a session var here since you've just
gone to the trouble of iterating
// over the files - it's not saving much processing
// Best practice to always check if a session var exists before using it
// Avoids unsightly notices
$Count = (isset($_SESSION['Picture']) ? $_SESSION['Picture'] : 0);
// Really not sure why this is here
--$Count;
// echo 'Count = '.$Count.' $tempvar = '.$tempvar;
if ($Count == 0)
{
$Count = count($names1)-1;
}
$_SESSION['Picture'] = $Count;
$slika = $names[$Count];
// image dimensions
$dimensions = GetImageSize($slika);
if (isset($HTTP_GET_VARS["pic"]))
{
// Strictly speaking the URL given in a location header should
be absolute
header ("Location: $slika");
}
else
{
echo "<img src=\"$slika\" $dimensions[3] />";
}
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Foreach is very much better as it does not mean having to traverse the
array to find the given value. If you have a long array, you'll find
looking up a element by index gets slow.
AJ
Stut wrote:
Hendrik Visage wrote:
<snip useful explanation of what's wrong with no tips on how to do it
right>
The rewrite below does not iterate around the array as you were in your
for loop, so I'll mention a better way to do that here rather than in
the snippet below... foreach - look it up in the PHP manual!
One way to rewrite it would be like this (with comments hopefully
explaining what I've changed and why)...
<?php
session_start();
$folder = opendir('.');
// No need for a temporary array, check each file as you read it
from the directory
$names = array();
while ($file = readdir($folder))
{
if (in_array(strtolower(substr($file, -4)), array('.jpg', '.gif',
'jpeg', '.png')))
{
// You can append an element to an array like this... no need
for an index
$names[] = $file;
}
}
sort($names);
// Not sure why you're checking a session var here since you've just
gone to the trouble of iterating
// over the files - it's not saving much processing
// Best practice to always check if a session var exists before using it
// Avoids unsightly notices
$Count = (isset($_SESSION['Picture']) ? $_SESSION['Picture'] : 0);
// Really not sure why this is here
--$Count;
// echo 'Count = '.$Count.' $tempvar = '.$tempvar;
if ($Count == 0)
{
$Count = count($names1)-1;
}
$_SESSION['Picture'] = $Count;
$slika = $names[$Count];
// image dimensions
$dimensions = GetImageSize($slika);
if (isset($HTTP_GET_VARS["pic"]))
{
// Strictly speaking the URL given in a location header should be
absolute
header ("Location: $slika");
}
else
{
echo "<img src=\"$slika\" $dimensions[3] />";
}
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Hallo,
thanks for reply.
> Also - why double launch? Why not launch csript directly?
I've tried to launch Cscript directly...but it didn't work,
So I try to launch it in an alternative way, to bypass the permission
problem.
It's not necessary double launch....
> I guess that your server is running as a user with reduced permissions and
> thus cannot access the exec.
How can I see which user is? I've full permission for IUSR, IWAM and SYSTEM
users on php directory,
on root directory and also on system32 directory...in IIS I've read
permission and allow execution for script and executables...but it doesn't
still work....
Am I doing something wrong?
I'm still trying to find a solutions...
Please can you help me?
Thanks
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