Simple, blank page with just content, thats the only true way,
Anyway why you wanna be backward compatible that far is beyond me cus
they handle HTML even worse so its a losing battle!,
use the CSS @import
rule for style sheets and older browsers will simply ignore the CSS, you
could then
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I think you need a \r\n between the headers,
Philip J. Newman wrote:
My code is this ...
?php
// MAIL HEADERS.
$headers = X-Priority: 1\n;
$headers .= Return-path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]\n;
$headers .= From: \Philip Newman\ [EMAIL PROTECTED]\n;
this is as simple and complex as it gets.
session_start;
session_register("my_var");
now say we do:
$my_var = 5;
any script, page, whatever you serve that calls $my_var will return 5.
Once you change the variable, $my_var will now be that new value in every
bit of code.
All you have to do is
on standard transaction servers where you post a string containing the
transaction info (card, name, amount, login, password, etc) do the
following:
get a merchant account
sign up for authorize.net, ccnow, ibill, etc.
use an application called cURL to post the info to the server from php.
dump
Hey Coders,
I know there's a couple premade scripts to grab weather on hotscripts.com. I wanted to
know if anyone has a simple method to fetch the day's local weather from something
like yahoo. All I really need is the temperature, condition (rainy, sunny)and maybe
windspeed. If I could
Uhmm well, you don't have to use print to display HTML. If you did there
would be no reason for the ? ? tags. ? ? switches between HTML (which is
not parsed by the interpreter and PHP code (which is interpreted).
Basically, print is used when you have to print a variable.
For instance
To the best of my knowledge, they do the same thing. I believe echo was
started back in the early days of PHP. Print has now replaced it with more
functionality. Echo still exists because some people are used to it and for
compatibility with older code.
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From: Jeff
yes, that is what PHP does best (displaying dynamic content from a
database).
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From: Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: php list [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 2:08 PM
Subject: [PHP] question about PHP use
Hi,
I've been looking at using PHP but am
Well... I think I probably owe most of the people on this list some serious cash in
consulting fees by now. But we're opensource, so I guess I'm off the hook, right? =)
Anyways, another question for you people. I'm on the last leg of designing this
e-commerce site. All I have left to design is
Hey, I keep getting the same error messages when trying to fire up sessions in this
code i wrote. i've written some test scripts to test sessions on my machine, and they
are working, so the problem must lie within my code. Here' what I'm getting, anyone
know how to resolve this?
Warning:
? =)
thanks
You are missing a parentheses:
if (!session_is_registered('cart') {
correct:
if (!session_is_registered('cart')) {
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Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2001 6:05 AM
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