At 2:33 PM -0500 12/8/06, Joseph Crawford wrote:
you know i should look into this one day, i have never had the need
or want to push anything to a printer via php but it's a cool
concept and i am sure it can be accomplished
I don't push anything through a printer, but when I have to create
s
Try
$query = mysql_query("SELECT count(*) FROM activeAI WHERE locationID='$locationID' AND
activeID <> '$activeID' AND isUndead=0");
list($numOtherAI)=mysql_fetch_row($query);
mysql_free_result($query);
It should conserve memory since MySql will be returning a single integer
instead of the en
Cliff Hirsch cliff-at-pinestream.com |nyphp dev/internal group use| wrote:
I am integrating a commercial php shopping cart that uses Ioncube to protect
some of the source. I've already encountered one problem where Ioncube is not
compatible with the Zend Studio Server debugger and wonder how it
you know i should look into this one day, i have never had the need or want
to push anything to a printer via php but it's a cool concept and i am sure
it can be accomplished.
On 12/8/06, Rolan Yang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Do you have the technical reference manual for the printer? url?
If t
Do you have the technical reference manual for the printer? url?
If the printer is form feeding or spitting out garbage, there might be
an error in the control code's you're feeding to it.
~Rolan
R. Mariotti wrote:
Slightly OT - but...
I have several web projects where some of the results is
Can you create a pdf and then just push that out?
:-) ed
On 12/8/06, R. Mariotti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Slightly OT - but...
I have several web projects where some of the results is to print
formatted labels (not necessarily address) on a local or remote attached
small label printer. Of
Dan:
Thanks. Sounds like it's not a showstopper. Certainly not worth
abandoning this shopping cart because of it...yet...
Cliff
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On Friday 08 December 2006 20:26, R. Mariotti wrote:
Hi R. Mariotti
I think script mostly cannot close any browser window that was not opened by
it. At least this is true for Mozilla based browsers. So please research
again. In Firefox 2.0 you will get following message (not warning)
"Scripts
Slightly OT - but...
I have several web projects where some of the results is to print
formatted labels (not necessarily address) on a local or remote attached
small label printer. Of those that are available, I've selected the
Dymo because its "supported" by cups and it can connect via USB.
At 9:56 AM -0500 12/8/06, R. Mariotti wrote:
Gentlemen;
As most of the php we create and maintain deals with browser
interaction, one of those actions is to close the current window
if/when the user click on the appropriate supplied button.
I have such a button on my page(s) that contains a
Gentlemen;
As most of the php we create and maintain deals with browser
interaction, one of those actions is to close the current window if/when
the user click on the appropriate supplied button.
I have such a button on my page(s) that contains a tag that reads:
onclick="window.close();"
an
Cliff Hirsch wrote:
> I am integrating a commercial php shopping cart that uses Ioncube to protect
> some of the source. I've already encountered one problem where Ioncube is not
> compatible with the Zend Studio Server debugger and wonder how it will work
> with Zend Optimizer and opcode caching s
I am integrating a commercial php shopping cart that uses Ioncube to protect
some of the source. I've already encountered one problem where Ioncube is not
compatible with the Zend Studio Server debugger and wonder how it will work
with Zend Optimizer and opcode caching software like APC.
I'm wonde
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