in php?
yes :) my dear man .
why else would i ask this here
toby
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From: toby z [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: php hlp list [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 11:14 AM
Subject: [PHP-WIN] calling a user defined java class method .
hay guyz
im
Greetings!
I'm looking at using BerkeleyDB along with PHP. This is a bit off topic but
is there a WIN32 binary distribution of BerkeleyDB somewhere out there? I've
looked but haven't had any luck in finding it. I don't have Visual C++ to
compile the source. If someone knows of a precompiled
I have three pages :
page1.php
?
session_start() ;
session_register(value) ;
$value = 1
?
page2.php
?
session_start() ;
$value++ ;
?
page3.php
form method=POST action=page1.php
?
session_start() ;
$value++ ;
?
input type=submit value=Submit name=B1
/form
I would like I can preserve value of
heheh... Thank you, Ignatius and B.A.T. I guessed there had to be a simple
way.
(V)
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From: Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
BTW there is a nice MySQL Windows mailing list.
I wouldn't say that. Some of the authers there really need a lay... ;)
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PHP
hi to all
how can i track that a particular session is still active or not. so how can
i get it.
pls help me out
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Shahid Sheikh
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You need to pass date() a serial time value, a timestamp. This is quite
clearly documented in the PHP manual under date(). If you get stuck , try
date(Y-m-d,time()) and work from there.
Also, you need to use the SQL function UNIX_TIMESTAMP(day) to return a
timestamp in the way you are trying
