Just for the record: yum install php-devel
On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 11:42 AM, David Mintz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings
>
> php5-dev seems to be prerequisite to installing xdebug via pecl. Anybody
> know what the magic words are to install the php5-dev package on Fedora 7?
> yum install
As an added protection, you should verify the Paypal payment with IPN
(https://www.paypal.com/ipn) before sending off any products or
authorizing memberships.
~Rolan
Kristina Anderson wrote:
http://www.captain.at/howto-ajax-form-post-request.php
This AJAX stuff is a little hairy, I'm going t
http://www.captain.at/howto-ajax-form-post-request.php
This AJAX stuff is a little hairy, I'm going to play with it in the
near future when I have time so that for future projects, I can do it
like this. It's clearly a timesaver in the long run as it eliminates
probably one of my LEAST favorit
Michael Southwell wrote:
Hans Kaspersetz wrote:
Doesn't this entire discussion belong on the Front-End list? It
would be nice if the PHP list actually had PHP based discussion.
good point - the end of this thread
Michael,
Are you subscribed to Front-End? A couple of people have responded to
On Thursday 22 May 2008 11:27, Kristina Anderson wrote:
> How to do this? Can I call the second form submit programmatically at
> the end of the first form submit in PHP? Or with Javascript on the
> second form submit call the first form to be submitted?
I would recommend the former, because tha
Kristina Anderson wrote:
How hard is #1? I have two situations that I have to handle in this
manner (one with two forms and one with two submits of the same form
and then the second form, to check if user account exists). Can you
point me to some examples?
Not that hard. It's actually s
Greetings
php5-dev seems to be prerequisite to installing xdebug via pecl. Anybody
know what the magic words are to install the php5-dev package on Fedora 7?
yum install php5-dev doesn't do it: "No package php5-dev available" I assume
there's a repository or something that I have to enable in a co
How hard is #1? I have two situations that I have to handle in this
manner (one with two forms and one with two submits of the same form
and then the second form, to check if user account exists). Can you
point me to some examples?
> One way would be to do an ajax call to submit the form #1 da
One way would be to do an ajax call to submit the form #1 data to your
database, then upon acknowledgment of success, do a regular form submit
to payal (I'm guessing the user is supposed to be redirected to paypal
to complete the transaction).
The other way would be to do a regular submit, pas
I have a PHP page with two forms. One form posts the form data and
inserts it into the database. The second form contains Paypal hidden
variables and passes the transaction to the Paypal site. This has to
happen seamlessly with one button and I can't combine the two forms as
Paypal form has
Hi Everyone,
My apologies in advance if I shouldn't be posting this here, but since
it's not regarding a job opening in the traditional sense, I figured it
didn't belong on the jobs list.
We have a client that's looking to do an online marketing campaign for
an upcoming e-commerce site, prim
Set a cookie every time your user interacts with the server/site. You
could use PHP or Javascript for that. Just update the expire time but
only after you check for the existence of that cookie.
Bruce Martin
The Martin Solution
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On May 22, 2008, at 9:43 AM, David Mintz wro
If you are doing Ajaxy stuff, though, could you not get auto-logged-out
prematurely with this approach? That is, of course, unless you are relying
on some client side stuff to reset the inactivity timer with each http
request, ajax or otherwise.
On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 9:38 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Use a META tag to refresh & redirect to logout page. That's the way my bank
does it.
-Original Message-
From: chad qian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, May 22, 2008 12:08 am
Subject: [nyphp-talk] auto logout without activity
To: Reply-To: NYPHP Talk
When user login after 10 min
Hans Kaspersetz wrote:
Doesn't this entire discussion belong on the Front-End list? It would
be nice if the PHP list actually had PHP based discussion.
good point - the end of this thread
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Michael Southwell
Vice President, Education
NYPHP TRAINING: http://nyphp.com/Train
At 8:55 PM -0400 5/21/08, Michael Southwell wrote:
My brain is fried; I need help with a simple AJAX demo. The intent
is to show the color of some wines upon mousing over their names.
-snip-
What is wrong here?
Now that you asked, you're using a complex solution to solve a very
simple probl
Chad
You could store the time of the last request in the session (or a
cookie) then check it during the next request. If you store it in a
cookie you'll want some way to validate they actually sent back the
correct value.
Rich
On Thu, 2008-05-22 at 00:08 -0400, chad qian wrote:
> When user l
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