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-Micah
On Wednesday 28 September 2005 3:10 pm, Paul Ohashi wrote:
> Is there a way to test a variable against a regex similar to the way
> Perl uses the binding operator =~ ?
>
> e.g.
> if ($envLine =~ /^* information:/)
>
> Will match:
> Enviro
Is there a way to test a variable against a regex similar to the way
Perl uses the binding operator =~ ?
e.g.
if ($envLine =~ /^* information:/)
Will match:
Environment information:
Plugin information:
Etc information:
Thanks in a
I am accessing information in my database. If the format is set to be
html, I echo out the variables just fine. If the format is
set to be xml, I create a DOMDocument.
The problem is that in processing the result set, it calls several
other functions. How do I pass the DOMDocument Object to t
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I've seen
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On Sep 28, 2005, at 10:18 AM, Hal McFarlane wrote:
PHP has way way way more functionality and is still being supported and
developed by the folks at Zend and the OS community.
ASP works nicely with MySQL thru the myODBC connector driver from MySQL. Its
not perfect though and has some issues. ASP is also no longer supported or
developed by MS (
google
php vs asp
2,570,000,000 vs 1,170,000,000
2 vs 1
2005/9/28, Hutchins, Richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Google: php vs asp
>
> Just south of 4 Million results.
>
> Plenty of information there.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednes
Google: php vs asp
Just south of 4 Million results.
Plenty of information there.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 9:56 AM
To: php-db@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP-DB] PHP vs. ASP
Hi!
(1) How does PHP compare to ASP?
Is it possible to use a complex collection in PHP as shown below?
Oci_new_collection is successful, but the OCI-Collection->getElem(i)
returns false for each record returned. If we change from a complex type
to a simple type, the data returns as expected.
-
Hi!
(1) How does PHP compare to ASP?
(2) Does ASP interact with MySQL?
Thanks!
Anthony (Tony) Rodriguez
([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Is it possible to use a complex collection in PHP as shown below?
Oci_new_collection is successful, but the OCI-Collection->getElem(i)
returns false for each record returned. If we change from a complex type
to a simple type, the data returns as expected.
-
Security through obscurity is a prominent placebo these days. If you
don't want users deleting the wrong images, make the
class/function/script that deletes them check for permission. Don't
have your security dependant on the client.
cheers,
- Martin Norland, Sys Admin / Database / Web Develope
I am having a very strange problem with the function below. It creates a
comma delimited list of property owner names and address. It could return
several thousand results. The problem I am having is that it displays the
correct name and address for the first 650 or so results and then returns
dupl
Hello,
One of my php script works no more after an upgrade to a 5.2 Directory Server.
In fact everthing is ok but the ldap_modify function. This function returns :
Warning: ldap_modify(): Modify: Insufficient access
My local ldap admin has sent me the log for the transaction :
[27/Sep/2005:14:23
Matthias,
The md5 approach is just added security, which is something I always use in
situations like this. All it really does is mask it, so a user can't see
what the ID is (or that it's a sequential number at all) and therefore view
images they were not intended to see. For example, if the
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