I am getting this error with a new install of PHP4.2.1 and Zend
Optimizer 1.3.1:
The file '/tmp/phpr4WYQY' must be in the database directory or be
readable by all
I just updated PHP and the Zend Optimizer, and it had worked previously
with PHP4.1.2,
Any ideas??
Thanks
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All of a sudden Mail through PHP just stopped working, we can do it
through the command line, but refuses to work in PHP.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Bryan
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It was was just the script:
The script was there, and it would work if you refreshed it a bunch, but
then it would give page could not display error ??
Nick Wilson wrote:
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It does now, but supposedly, it still doesn't work.
I tried to force it to look for refresh by making the form action call
the script with a unique id
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>>I have no idea what may work as
Personal preference, and all my code is written with that so far, but
seeing about the speed issue, that might change.
Thanks.
Jim Lucas [php] wrote:
>oh and mysql_fetch_object is a little slower then mysql_fetch_array()
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>Jim Lucas
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I don't know if this will help, and it begs an answer from my earlier
question. But here is an easy way to fill a drop-down (?) box with a
mysql_query.
$sql="SELECT * FROM webl_players ORDER BY $sortby";
$result=mysql_query($sql,$db);
print "";
while($obj = mysql_fetch_object($result))
{
ve seen the latter of the two
>countless times, only in IE.
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>Mike Frazer
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>>Sometimes with certain PHP scripts, when a form is posted to
Sorry,
"The page cannot be displayed"
DNS Error
Mike Frazer wrote:
>Page not found (error 404) or Page cannot be displayed (a DNS error, as
>stated at the bottom of the screen)? I've seen the latter of the two
>countless times, only in IE.
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>Mike Frazer
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&
Does anyone know what the pros and cons of using mysql_fetch_object vs.
mysql_fetch_array.
I find it easier to use the object version because you dont have to code
any extra statements to put them into regular variables.
print "$obj->field_name";
as opposed to
$field_name = $row["field_name"];
Try it with JavaScript (a very nice supplement to PHP sometimes )
\n";
print "document.location=\"index.html\";\n";
print "\n";
?>
Ben Turner wrote:
>I am trying to put together a very simple redirect from php. all it is
>supposed to do is pull down the $p var and ship the user off to the
>des
Sometimes with certain PHP scripts, when a form is posted to another PHP
script, IE says the page cannot be found. It seems to happen randomly,
and if you refresh a couple times, you can then load the page.
Any ideas on why, and how to fix it?
Thanks,
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Hi.
I have a large database query that returns anywhere from 10-30ish
records. The problem comes from loading them in tables. With IE5 and
Netscape 5 on windows, the results do not display until the last
tag is written. Does anyone have any ideas on how to show the
results as the come from
For Linux (Unix) you can get a tool called imagemagik (not sure of
spelling) and do a system call to it from a php script.
Bryan
Francis Cronjé wrote:
>I am new to php and wd appreciate any help!
>I have been through the manual, but have found no solution:
>1.How do I resize an image retrieved
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