[PHP] Re: PHP Template Function
Hi Cameron, Seems like http://xaoza.net/software/phpmesh/ could be of some interest to you. I'm checking it out myself as we speak, so I cannot confirm whether it gives you template inheritance via subdirectories. It does provide a means to do away with standard includes anywhere on your site... HTH good luck with the project, dirk ps: I welcome any insights you might gather on implementing template inheritance without the need for includes (by any means), as I will be facing a similar conversion project in the opening weeks of 2004. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
[PHP] Re: PHP Webpage like MySql- need to be able to see all fields and edit
Hi, You might want to look at phpFriendlyAdmin at sourceforge http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpfriendly/ quote the web developer's answer to simplify content management for the masses! This package is a remote database management tool made specifically for web developers who want to ease an audience into the world of content management /quote I recently incorporated it in a homegrown Content Management System and am very happy with it... As always everything depends on the knowledgeability of your userbase... Hope this helps, Dirk Maetens -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
[PHP] Store file remotely using socket/fopen
Hello list,
Simple Enough Objective: store file remotely (wu-ftp);
MinorSnag: PHP's ftp-functions unavailable at localhost;
BelowWorkaround: works fine for deleting remote file;
MajorSnag: how to STORE a file remotely using socket?
?php
$ftp=fsockopen(ftp.server.com, 21, $errno, $errstr, 60);
if (!$ftp) {
echo Connection failed: $errstr ($errno);
exit;
}
else {
socket_set_blocking($ftp, true);
echo fgets($ftp,255);
fputs($ftp,USER ftp_username\r\n);
echo fgets($ftp,255);
fputs($ftp,PASS ftp_passw\r\n);
echo fgets($ftp,255);
fputs($ftp,DELE /home/httpd/html/test.htm\r\n);
echo fgets($ftp,255);
fputs($ftp,QUIT\r\n);
echo fgets($ftp,255);
fclose($ftp);
}
?
BTW: I also messed with fopen(ftp://user:pass@...;)
but failed miserably (although it seemed possible before
my mind wandered off).
ANY HELP IS APPRECIATED (using socket, fopen, ...)
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[PHP] How upload file(s) using socket/fopen
Hello list,
Simple Enough Objective: store file remotely (wu-ftp);
MinorSnag: PHP's ftp-functions unavailable at localhost;
BelowWorkaround: works fine for deleting remote file;
MajorSnag: how to STORE a file remotely using socket?
?php
$ftp=fsockopen(ftp.server.com, 21, $errno, $errstr, 60);
if (!$ftp) {
echo Connection failed: $errstr ($errno);
exit;
}
else {
socket_set_blocking($ftp, true);
echo fgets($ftp,255);
fputs($ftp,USER ftp_username\r\n);
echo fgets($ftp,255);
fputs($ftp,PASS ftp_passw\r\n);
echo fgets($ftp,255);
fputs($ftp,DELE /home/httpd/html/test.htm\r\n); === STORE
EQUIVALENT ?
echo fgets($ftp,255);
fputs($ftp,QUIT\r\n);
echo fgets($ftp,255);
fclose($ftp);
}
?
BTW: I also messed with fopen(ftp://user:pass@...;) but failed
miserably (although it seemed possible before my mind wandered off).
ANY HELP IS APPRECIATED (using socket, fopen, ...)
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[PHP] Upload file(s) using socket/fopen
Hello list,
Simple Enough Objective: store file remotely (wu-ftp);
MinorSnag: PHP's ftp-functions unavailable at localhost;
BelowWorkaround: works fine for deleting remote file;
MajorSnag: how to STORE a file remotely using socket?
?php
$ftp=fsockopen(ftp.server.com, 21, $errno, $errstr, 60);
if (!$ftp) {
echo Connection failed: $errstr ($errno);
exit;
}
else {
socket_set_blocking($ftp, true);
echo fgets($ftp,255);
fputs($ftp,USER ftp_username\r\n);
echo fgets($ftp,255);
fputs($ftp,PASS ftp_passw\r\n);
echo fgets($ftp,255);
fputs($ftp,DELE /home/httpd/html/test.htm\r\n);
echo fgets($ftp,255);
fputs($ftp,QUIT\r\n);
echo fgets($ftp,255);
fclose($ftp);
}
?
BTW: I also messed with fopen(ftp://user:pass@...;) but failed
miserably (although it seemed possible before my mind wandered off).
ANY HELP IS APPRECIATED (using socket, fopen, ...)
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[PHP] Passing files from A to B
Hello PHP-list, I am not an expert, so explaining the problem might be somewhat tricky. Please bare with me... Server A: PHP 4.01pl2 Safe Mode On Not configured with ftp functions Server B: ftp access, no PHP (shame) On Server A I use output buffering to generate some simple HTML files. So far so good. My problem starts when I want to copy these files from Server A to Server B, where the public can get to them. How can I accomplish this? Any help (RTFM included) is as welcome as it will be appreciated! (BTW I am subscribed to the digest version of this php-general list, so a cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] would be nice) Thanks. -- Dirk Maetens Belgium -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
