On Tue, Aug 05, 2003 at 03:32:54PM +0300, Jani Taskinen wrote:
> Why don't you just use the existing ini options:
>
> ; String to output before an error message.
> ;error_prepend_string = ""
>
> ; String to output after an error message.
> ;error_append_string = ""
I'm currently working on a german translation of the pear-documentation and I'd like
to submit the tested parts of the documentation.
(Alexander Merz told me to sign up for a cvs account on php.net)
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Despite all warning and the EXPERIMENTAL label, I'm using Apache2 on
production since last year.
IMHO, the new features available (filter modules) and the complete rewrite
of some parts made Apache2 very attractive and faster (YMMV).
I implemented UFU (User Friendly URLs) in apache (httpd.conf) usi
PHP 4 Bug Database summary - http://bugs.php.net
Num Status Summary (810 total including feature requests)
===[Apache related]===
15529 Verified ap_cleanup_for_exec not used when creating
23580 Open Random values for include_pat
On Mon, 11 Aug 2003, Marcus Börger wrote:
> Hello internals,
>
> according to our manual index values are either strings or integers. In case
> of strings which represent integers they are also handled as integers. Bug
> 21918 now shows that this currently only works for zero and positive index
I know that Apache 2 discussions have come up before, so I will make my
question very specific. Given that pre-fork is the default Apache mpm on
linux systems, why doesn't PHP have non-experimental support for Apache 2
when using this module?
I realize that there are thread-saftey issues when usi
AK> According to the current Coding Standard document.. it should be
AK> toString() : even though php is not Case-sensitive:)..
What about __construct, __destruct and __clone ?
these are built in. - and done to avoid conflicts.
Shouldn't it be named
__to_string() or __tostring() ?
since you imp
