Quick one... is this program just for Linux?
I think not. As long as you have mysql and apache/php running it can run on
any unix os i think.
Take out the word 'unix' and you'll be right. If you can get a PHP
environment (doesn't necessarily require Apache to be the web server)
and MySQL, myPHPAd
Ola Ogunneye wrote:
Is anyone out there running mysql with Apache and php on windows 2000?
Yes: PHP 4.3.2 with Apache 2.0.46.
What's your problem?
Peter.
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Timmy,
Out of interest, what else did you think you would need to store?
I believe you're correct in saying that this is all you need.
The only possibility I can think of is if the host's PHP
installation is not configured to your liking, wrong version
for your needs, etc., in which case you migh
Hi Bruce,
I gather that PHP can treat any data as a string and will do by
default, unless you try and do something to the data that suggests
it is not a string. ie, you can return a result '23' from a
database and find the first character of it, as if it were a
string, but you can also then add i
'/'1' is output first and the local script
could then test that first and either proceed with data capture
or break the connection if nothing has changed.
Hope this is useful!
Peter Monk
IT Department
United Water International
Adelaide, Australia
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