Gary Mort wrote:
How does this work with objects? For example:
$a->foo = "Foo";
$a->foobar = "Foobar";
$b = $a;
// at this point in time, their using the same memory location for
their variables
$b->foobar="New Foobar";
// Is the entire object for $b copied to a new memory location, or is
David A. Roth wrote:
When using VPN on a Windows XP to work remotely to a corporate intranet,
it won't acknowledge the printer on the LAN which has an IP address such
as 192.168.1.xxx. Once it is connected through VPN to the corporate
intranet, it can only see the printers in the remote office.
Or let our friend Google handle it all ...
http://www.google.com/coop/cse/
- Jon
On Nov 22, 2007, at 9:49 AM, tedd wrote:
At 9:41 PM -0800 11/21/07, birgunj birgunj wrote:
Dear All,
i did not understand how to use this ? please if anybody has any
simple example about search,please give me
At 10:13 PM + 11/21/07, PaulCheung wrote:
Thanks Micheal,
I did try everything you have mentioned and have isolated and proved
the problem to be something to do with the HTML form. For some odd
reason, as an enduser, it allows me to enter the info. however when
I hit "submit" it never pas
At 9:41 PM -0800 11/21/07, birgunj birgunj wrote:
Dear All,
i did not understand how to use this ? please if anybody has any
simple example about search,please give me link or share with us.i
am beginer so please send me material for beginer.i want to use the
search in my local site? how do i
So, in the pass by reference talk, it was pointed out that if you do:
$a = 100;
$b = 100;
// At this point in time, $a and $b are still using the same memory to
store their data
$b=50;
// Now b is assigned it's own memory area since it changed the data
How does this work with objects? For exa
David A. Roth wrote:
When using VPN on a Windows XP to work remotely to a corporate
intranet, it won't acknowledge the printer on the LAN which has an IP
address such as 192.168.1.xxx. Once it is connected through VPN to the
corporate intranet, it can only see the printers in the remote office.
