Tom Rogers wrote:
Make sure you don't have any blank lines before the
There isn't. I've got the suspicion it's got to do with the UTF-8
character encoding because of the characters '', I've seen this
before with HTML pages. Because of this I asked the person who's having
the problems t
Hi,
I added image confirmation to a guestbook and even though it works
greate for most people, some people have problem and I can't seem to
figure out why this happens. Note that I'm not talking about the same
guestbook on one server but the guestbook is on people's own hosting server.
The p
"configure: warning:
You will need bison 1.28 if you want to regenerate the Zend parser
(found 1.27)"
Could this have anything to do with it?
I hope you can help me out on this one.
Yours,
Age Bosma
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I'm converting, or at least trying, one XML file to another XML format
using XSLT parsing it with PHP.
I'm using a lot of characters in the following style "& #34;", "& #42;",
etc. (without the space, added now the prevent any conversion in this
e-mail) in the XML file and I would like to keep
Jay Blanchard wrote:
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I'm trying to build a new db for a website
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Perhaps a db list would be good for this question?
True, but I figured this php list would be a good place as well because
it also comes down to programming problems that might occur. Also people
who use php will
Hi,
I'm trying to build a new db for a website and I've got an idea on how
it should work but I can't seem to figure out what the best way would be
if it comes to the design of the tables in the db.
Maybe I'm just looking at the the wrong way...
I would like to make the website completely db dr
't seem to find anything on the php site to get the domain name as
well.
I prefer using absolute URI's.
The reason why this is a problem for me is besause I'm working on a site
which has two different URI's but both display the exact same site.
Cheers,
Age Bosma
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