Oops. Hit the post shortcut accidentally. Here's the post that led me to the
answer:
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orion at dr-alliance dot com
08-Aug-2003 03:52
Session ID's wont be carried over through meta refreshes, so make sure you
add the variables (in GET format) to the URL.
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It turns out that the Javas
I found the answer (I'm 90% sure, at least) !!!
Thanks to this very small user comment:
"Jonathan Hilgeman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I'm running into some weird trouble here. I'm a very experienced PHP
> programmer, but
I understand your point, but I'm not sure that you understood mine. (see
below)
"Chris Shiflett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> --- Jonathan Hilgeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Regardless of what you mean by that, it should be c
I'm running into some weird trouble here. I'm a very experienced PHP
programmer, but I rarely ever deal with framed sites. A client wants a
framed PHP site that needs session data passed between the frames.
I have index.php which is simply the parent with frameset HTML code that
tells the URL for
I'm on a red hat system, and I've soft-linked two directories:
/www/dir1/subdir
/www/dir2/subdir --> /www/dir1/subdir
Now, inside subdir is a file that tries to include("../info.php"); which
prints out some information about the file paths and my database stuff. So
there's:
/www/dir1/info.php
/ww
D]...
> use fsockopen to open a socket on the host and call it $f then
> fwrite($f,$data)?? would that work?
>
> LJ
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> "Jonathan Hilgeman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > I have a host and a
I have a host and a port and I BELIEVE that the protocol is HTTPS but I'm
not sure. In the event that it's not using HTTPS protocol - how would I go
about sending just TCP/IP packets through a socket to the host, since cURL
only supports certain protocols?
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I used to run PHP 4.0.3 and at the beginning of some functions that used a
lot of global variables, I would add the following lines so I could access
all the global variables inside the functions.
foreach($GLOBALS as $GlobalVarName => $GlobalVarValue)
{
global $$GlobalVarName;
}
I upgraded
The title says it all. Any secure transactions I send through cURL get
logged in Apache's standard log file. How can I keep this from happening?
- Jonathan
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I run a web application that opens a socket using cURL and sends data to a
payment gateway and then receives confirmations, etc... Sometimes, a visitor
clicks multiple times and I have the program check to see if a transaction
is already in process, and if so, it redirects them to a page where the
Nevermind - found the answer. The current line number is held in the
constant __LINE__ and the current file name is held in the constant __FILE__
So I can do the following:
print "this is line " . __LINE__ . " in the file " . __FILE__;
- Jonathan
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Is there any way to print the current line number? i.e.
43 print "blah";
44 print "this is line $LineNumber";
45 print "etc";
and have it result in :
blahthis is line 44etc
?
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Okay, this has gone over my head. I am running Apache 1.3.19, with PHP 4.0.5
and mySQL 3.23.37. The Apache/PHP server is on a Windows development box,
and the mySQL is on a remote box. The basic function of the script is to
first present a form where a user can select records that match a date, an
I first tried unixODBC in order to get ODBC functionality on my FreeBSD 4.2
box with PHP 4.0.3 on Apache 1.3.14. It didn't work too well, and I kept
getting an error about undefined symbols like pthread_mutex_init or
something when trying to run command-line sample applications. So someone
suggest
Zend Optimizer will speed up the code, but I do not believe it crunches the
size of files. If you need smaller files for a graph, use PNG or JPEG - not
the GIF format. The GIF format is old and unoptimized in PHP/GD, so it gets
really big in size unless you have something like ImageMagick to optim
Edit your /etc/my.cnf file and search for the word socket.
- Jonathan
"Jay Paulson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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the variable MYSQL_SOCKET is set to /tmp/mysql.sock and i need it to be
/var/lib/mys
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