- Original Message -
From: "Bob"
Hi Rob,
I'm using PHP 4.4.4 (shared server so no choice, other than moving) so can't
use file_put_contents().
You don't need to write me a complete program, just the concept and main
points.
I've got to do some of the work myself .
I've never bothered r
tory
>
> Then My main/central log script creates a subdirectory based on date...
>
> /logs/20080925/ (25th Sep 08)
>
> Then I store the logs in the new directory... (automatically creates
> a directory as each day passes)
>
> - all using various date() cal
--- On Thu, 9/25/08, Persia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a server directory that users can upload their PPT
> files in to
> the directory , i know how to address it to the database .
> Just how can i view the ppt file in a page ???
PowerPoint files (PPT) are not viewable in a web browser.
- Original Message -
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Bob"
>
> I used to use the following to log specific errors:
>
> But, this meant that sometimes there would only be a few errors shown, if
> the file had reached it's 2 limit and deleted itself.
Hi ,
I have a server directory that users can upload their PPT files in to
the directory , i know how to address it to the database .
Just how can i view the ppt file in a page ???
Personally, I have rolling logs - Not based on KB size -0 But based on time
/logs/ <<< Basic log directory
Then My main/central log script creates a subdirectory based on date...
/logs/20080925/ (25th Sep 08)
Then I store the logs in the new directory... (automatically
