Peter Gumbrell wrote:
In the following code
$view = $HTTP_GET_VARS[view];
print $view;
if ($view == vendor)
{ code here
}
print $view produces 'vendor'
but the if statement in the next section isn't being triggered. Can
anyone see what is wrong here? I have tried double quotes, single
Stuart Donald wrote:
I am trying to generate an html form with approximately 3000 post
variables (1500 input type text and 1500 hidden, I am mimicing a grid
control). The page will handle several hundred but it crashes with
more. Is there a limit to the number of variables that can be sent
Adam Voigt wrote:
Anyone know a way to make PHP on windows fork itself into the
background?
Doesn't matter if it's a windows trick or whatever, aslong as it's
possible so that
it doens't appear in the start bar, thats fine.
You have to start it as a service I think you need to be logged in
Anders Thoresson wrote:
I've seen both guest books and user forums hacked by users who
enter javascript or other code, and that way redirects vistors to
other sites or do other unwelcome things. What expressions should I
look for and not allow in my forms?
I use the htmlspecialchars()
Print tdtr$row[titletext]br/td/tr;
Print tdtr$row[img]br/td/tr;
check if the img field in the returned row even has a value or try:
$row[0] and $row[1] instead of $row['titletext'] and $row['img']
-Peter
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