Hi,
I read today that Microsoft has made it possible to run PHP and MySQL on
their cloud computing platform:
http://port25.technet.com/archive/2009/11/17/pdc-2009-the-windows-azure-platform.aspx
But, I couldn't find any evidence of this on the Azure site:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/w
Thanks, Hans. I don't know how I missed it before.
- Jay
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hanks!
- Jay Sheth
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Hi Hans,
thanks for the note. I will be there for the next meeting in October.
The holiday part is a great idea - I went to one several years ago.
Regards,
- Jay
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Hi,
I've not been to the meetings in a while, and was just wondering if the
next meeting is on Sept 25th, or on October 23rd (like the website
says).
Thanks.
Regards,
- Jay
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Hi Chris and Scott,
thanks for the quick replies. You're both right. I should've tested it
with an echo inside of def().
I'd simplified this as a test case from a larger problem I'd seen, and
*assumed* I'd found the right answer. So much for making untested
assumptions, as Chris said ;-)
Regards,
Hi NYPHPers,
Here's a question:
What would you expect to be outputted below (using PHP 4)?
id = $id;
}
}
class abc extends xyz{
function def($id){
parent::xyz($id);
}
}
$test = new abc(43);
echo $test->id;
?>
If you answered 'nothing', you're wrong.