I have a common header for all the pages on my site. This header has a link
with the following code:
javascript:popUp550_450('http://www.website.com/page.php?referingpage=')
This code works exactly right on all pages of the site except one. On the
page answer.php, it doesn't evalutate the php
If you really want to know I can ask a friend of mine that worked with the
person who wrote Outlook (MS didn't come up with Outlook, an engineer of
thiers had already written it on his own and when they saw it they decided to
add it to their line).
Let me know in private if it really matters.
I believe there's a way in PHP to get the URL of the page that called the
current page but can't find it. Is there such a function? Or would I have to
use another script (like Javascript)?
What I mean is if I click on a link on index.html to jeremiah.php I can call
the function and find out I
I'm trying to use cookies in PHP4 (.whatever the latest release is). I want
to use them for validation (ensuring a user has logged in) but all I can find
is setcookie, which seems only to create the cookie. In trying to use PHP
sessions, I end up with odd errors.
When I try to use sessions I
I have tried the online documentation and it either errors out on me or cannot
find anything when I search on case. Can someone tell me if PHP supports case
statements (or do I just need to do a series of ifs?) and if so where I can
find them detailed in the online docs?
Thnaks,
Allan
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I'm new to this list (and relatively new to PHP) so if I'm failing in some
point of list ettiquette, please excuse me. I have two questions:
1) How do I return multiple data types at once from a function? For instance
I might want to return 5, "apple", and true (an int, a string, and a boole
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