In order to ue multiple version of PHP on IIS I would think you need to use
the CGI version of php, and in that case you can have php.ini in the same
directory as the binaries.
You should also be able to have at least 1 version installed with the
ISAPI module.
- Frank
> We have a new piece of sof
We have a new piece of software to roll out in the next week. The software
is built on PHP 4.3.4, but the webservers that we intend to use are also
running other websites which are only tested on PHP 4.0.4 or 4.1.2 or
something. Obviously ideally, we would like to upgrade the webservers to
4.3.4
php-windows Digest 21 Jan 2004 20:47:46 - Issue 2091
Topics (messages 22633 through 22635):
Re: Limitations with webservers. WAS: Show the Progress of a file being uploaded
22633 by: Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG)
Not about PHP, HTML question
22634 by: Disko_kex
Re: Limitations wit
Hello,
On 01/21/2004 12:01 PM, B.A.T. Svensson wrote:
You are confusing the types of progress. You can't track file upload
progress in PHP because PHP scripts only run after the file upload is
concluded. This is a limitation of PHP. Therefore that class alone is
useless.
For me it seams to be
Hi,
I know this is a PHP mail list, but I have this enoying problem with
simple HTML. In my body a have:
The problem I experience is that 100% is acully less then "visible"
100%, my design is based on a table (no frames) with height 100%. The
first time I load the page it's a about 10px in the
> You are confusing the types of progress. You can't track file upload
> progress in PHP because PHP scripts only run after the file upload is
> concluded. This is a limitation of PHP. Therefore that class alone is
> useless.
For me it seams to be a limitation with the webserver?
Because even
