erent
items?"
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Chris Sherwood wrote:
a quick search on google revealed a few things
http://www.google.ca/search?q=browser+based+POS&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en&meta=
try that and see if any of those meet your requirements
Chris
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Anyone know of an open source, browser-based Point of Sale system?
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I've got both MySQL and PHP working independantly on my Linux web
server. That is, I can view PHP web pages via Apache and I can access
MySQL from the command line, set up databases, tables, etc.
What I can't do is get them working together.
When trying to make a connection in the usual way:
$
I've got an odd problem . . . I've got a PHP site (PHP 4.2.2, Apache
1.3.26, Linux box) that uses sessions to track a user_id for each user.
I use the user_id to grant various rights.
This works like a dream 95% of the time. But every once in awhile, the
session information gets lost. It's so r
Howdy,
You should be able to read this file using the file system functions. The
PHP process (if it is set up properly) should have read access to this
directory. The problem you will have is *writing* it to your own directory,
as the PHP process probably *doesn't* have write access to your direc
True, but you have to remember that a lot of 'newbies' are actually superb
graphic designers with a lot of experience developing static websites. They
are grappling with new demands from their customers for more dynamic
features. If they don't quite grasp the difficulty of what they are trying
to
You don't say where the failure is, but I'm guessing its when you do the
mysql_query. Your INSERT statement looks a bit odd.
Try:
$sql = "INSERT INTO orders (product,name,email)
VALUES ($product,$name,$email)";
John
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Whoopee!!!
After two days of propeller-spinning, I finally uploaded a file
successfully!!!
I had to use an FTP connection to do it, because my PHP process didn't have
permission to write files to my directory, but that's fine.
Here's the code snippet that worked the trick, with my
servername/us
Adam,
Just ran phpinfo and you are correct: the Apache User/Group is "nobody".
H'. This sounds like a problem. Hope there is an answer!
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Hi Adam,
thanks for your quick repsonse. I'm just renting space on a (Linux/Apache)
server, so I don't have any control over how PHP is configured on the
machine. Perhaps there is a way for me to change my 'local' PHP
configuration? I don't know much about this aspect of PHP, obviously. I'm
just
Hi all,
I'm trying to upload a file from a client browser to my server.
On the client side, I've got:
Send this file:
On the server side, I've got:
echo ("$userfile");
echo ($HTTP_POST_FILES['userfile']['name'] ."");
echo ($
Hello Sebastian,
What a timely posting! I am trying to figure out how to allow a user (using
any internet-connected pc) to upload a file to my PHP-enabled server. I am
trying to use PHP and the FTP functions, but can't figure out how to address
the file on the user's machine. Any hints from anyon
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