On 11/23/2013 10:57 AM, David Mintz wrote:
Anybody have any recommendations for a good web-based, free file manager?
http://pyd.io
Play around with the demo and see if it fits your bill.
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Néstor wrote:
I am using php 5.2.5
php_mysql.dll is loading and I can access my mysql databse with some
of my php programs
php_ldap.dll is loading
Yes, I might have to download and install php 5.2.9 which is the latest
First download a copy of dependency walker from:
http://www.dependencywalk
Néstor wrote:
Hi,
System = W2K / apache 2.055 / php 5.25 / mysql 5.0.18-nt
I am trying to connect to an Oracle Database and when using the
oci_connect()
Oracle 10g uses a different 'dll' than 11g does.
(php_oci8 versus php_oci8_11g.dll)
You can use the 10g version of the dll to connect to
Chris Snyder wrote:
Doing something like $random = $microtime . "_" . rand( 0, 256 );
gives you non-repeating pseudo-randomness.
md5(uniqid(rand(), true))
// as suggested in the manual
is harder to guess -- but now you're talkin' 32 chars.
(as usual it depends on what you're tryin' to do)
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chad qian wrote:
Hi,
I need to generate random 8-digit numbers continuously.And no
duplication among all those numbers.In other word,every single 8-digit
number must be unique.How to do php programming?
Change your specification to 13 characters and use the function uniqid
Uniqid is driven by
Michael B Allen wrote:
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 5:26 PM, Daniel Convissor
wrote:
Hey Again Mike:
On Tue, Feb 03, 2009 at 05:21:52PM -0500, Daniel Convissor wrote:
On Tue, Feb 03, 2009 at 03:29:09PM -0500, Michael B Allen wrote:
3. PHP does not have garbage collection
Raf,
On the phone we talked and I said it would be be helpful
to get the prospectus which Knollwood offers to their
clients. In other words, what they offered the clients.
You said did I mean the something something memorandum
(I think you said the Private Placement Memorandum)
Now if we can g
Ben Sgro wrote:
Hello,
I'm pretty sure this is a .dll defined in php.ini and loaded by
apache. Do you mean a windows service?
Yes -- Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol Service
Provides support for the Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol (SSTP) to
connect to remote computers
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Ben Sgro wrote:
We are running PHP5/Zend on Windows/Apache and getting this error when
a HTTPS URI is passed into Zend_Http_Client().
/Unable to Connect to ssl://[redacted]. Error #192541028: Unable to
find the socket transport "ssl" - did you forget to enable it when you
configured PHP?/
David Krings wrote:
Tim Gales wrote:
solved. Thank you very much for the help. Any idea why that works
and having it in the specified extension directory doesn't?
It has to do with the 'dll search order' Windows uses.
Typically the order is:
1) the same directory as the ex
David Krings wrote:
Michael Southwell wrote:
the extension directory and the php.ini match. It still will not
load php_mbstring.dll.
Uhm, anyone has an idea what else to do?
try putting another copy of it in the same directory as php.ini and
php.exe. And you're sure that php is using the php
Ben Sgro wrote:
Hello,
I'm having a lot of trouble getting the dom object schema validation
to work. After looking on google, it seems there isn't a straight
forward way to handle
complex schemas.
Take the following code:
if (is_file($schemaFile))
{
$domObj->load($r
Michael B Allen wrote:
I see. So how does one do layouts without tables? Do you have a simple
example on the web somewhere? Is there a good tutorial I can look at?
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=tableless+layout
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Kristina Anderson wrote:
Tim -- I am going to bring this issue up with the tech support people
over there...and see what they say. It does seem erratic and a lot of
potential for failure due to various reasons...which is not what we
need...we have a ton of emails which will be automatically go
Tim Gales wrote:
Kristina Anderson wrote:
Hi everyone,
Well, more weirdness. I tested the code this afternoon and it
actually worked on the Windows box -- twice -- sent the email upon
initial page load and again when I reloaded the page. But then
completely stopped working. This was
Kristina Anderson wrote:
Hi everyone,
Well, more weirdness. I tested the code this afternoon and it actually
worked on the Windows box -- twice -- sent the email upon initial page
load and again when I reloaded the page. But then completely stopped
working. This was before I had created th
Kristina Anderson wrote:
Hi everyone --
My current client's app is a PHP 4 site running on a Windows box (don't
ask...I have no idea why). I'm trying to use the mail() function and
the mail isn't cooperating.
[...]
Thanks for any help...
I got this to work once using IIS6 on WindowsXP P
Peter Sawczynec wrote:
[...]
Most businesses/new processes brought about through fresh initiative are
just brought together as best as can be done right now while the iron is
hot ...
Many business profess that they want to have people who can think
'outside of the box'
and yet they cling to a '
Peter Sawczynec wrote:
[...]
And that a programmer who has Zend cert. and is a recognized user group
member can use the status of PHP+ user/programmer on their
credentials/resume.
Is being Zend certified (alone) a big help?
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Urb LeJeune wrote:
Let me make a practical point. 10 years after the Financial Analysts
Federation announced there Certified Financial Analysts (CFA)
I think you mean 'Chartered Financial Analyst'
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chartered_Financial_Analyst
designation
those so certified was maki
Kristina Anderson wrote:
Tom --
The average corporate attorney makes $200K. The average attorney in
business for themselves makes about the same.
http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Corporate_Attorney/Salary
The average CPA, about
150K.
http://www.payscale.com/research/US/Job=Accoun
David Krings wrote:
leam wrote:
Not a question of "can you make it more performant?" as that's easy to
answer. I'm looking at "Is there a web metric that makes it more viable
for a small start up to spend time maintaining non-mainstream software
collections than using standard tools like Apache,
Nate Abele wrote:
[..
Getting back to the OP, in terms of speed, you're better off going with
pretty much anything but Symfony. Heck, you'd probably be better off
re-implementing PHP itself in PHP (oh wait, that's Smarty). For simple
templating, nothing beats PHP itself ..."
http://www.nyph
B.A.S. wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I'm trying to move from being a rank beginner to an intermediate level
of programming PHP. While practicing & trying to learn something new
every day
There are a number of subscribers to this list who are knowledgeable
and have projects.
One idea is to join a pro
Michael B Allen wrote:
[...]
Application server technology is one big game of Whac-A-Mole.
LOL -- This has a definite 'voice of experience' ring to it.
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Michael B Allen wrote:
[...]
PHP is not Mathematica. It's primarily a template based system for
emitting text...
Peter Yared (who gave a presentation back in '05) says many application
servers are basically 'text pumps'
http://peteryared.blogspot.com/2003/09/application-servers-2004-big-muffin-
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
One of the most controversial features of languages such
> as PHP and Perl is the lax evaluation of boolean values
If you look at
http://nyphp.org/phundamentals/variableevaluation.php
You will see a table which shows how variables can be tested.
Beneath the tabl
Elliotte Rusty Harold wrote:
There certainly is logic to PHP, but it's insane troll logic.
Consider a table in a database like
namecolor
- ---
bananas yellow
apples red
kumquatsNULL
lemons yellow
When you select where color is not yellow
you get kumqua
Elliotte Rusty Harold wrote:
Kenneth Downs wrote:
A content-free emotive statement.
It would be more accurate to say that it follows a set of principles
you do not share, namely, weak typing. We would expect you as a java
dude to prefer strong typing. Strong typing to me is inappropriate in
Daniel Convissor wrote:
[...]
Regarding the number of returns, it's better to minimize the number of
exit points because it simplifies the function contract. If you have
to modify the code later, there are fewer exit points to consider.
Yeah, I've heard that point of view before. Sure, you c
Elliotte Harold wrote:
Michael Southwell wrote:
ah, no, these answers are exactly right, given that $a is an integer,
$b and $c are strings, and $d is unset. $b and $c when converted to
integers for the purpose of comparison in #1 and #3 turn into 0 (zero)
so the comparisons are true. #2 comp
David Krings wrote:
Hi!
I got sucked into a (probably pointless) discussion about ASP vs. PHP.
One of the arguments against using PHP was that there is only a single
namespace. Uhm, that took the wind out of my sail as I have no clue what
a namespace is and why having only one is really bad.
Jeff Knight wrote:
I do it because PHP tastes more like alligator or rattlesnake, whereas
Java tastes too much like chicken.
Thought we had agreed you would do all your
graphical front end stuff in "flush"
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Anthony Wlodarski wrote:
This article was funny and yet sad...
Yes me too -- but for different reasons.
I thought it was extremely immature to say
"PHP is a better language".
It is like trying to argue that a Phillips
head screwdriver is a better screwdriver
(as was mentioned) without taking
Jake McGraw wrote:
Pure flame-bait and total non-article
sorry, I thought the part about Java's
multitudinous specialty "collection" classes
versus using an 'Array()' type which is
simpler and faster was a valid point --
my mistake.
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Thought this might be of interest:
http://php.sys-con.com/read/457324.htm
James Anderson writes (in his response to the article): The really
simple answer is that after the release
of php 5, php became the better language...
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Donald J Organ IV wrote:
I think we had an issue with the maling list yesterday, when you get a
chance can you try and send something to the list.
Seems to work now
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Michael Southwell wrote:
After a new install of xampp on Windows, ...
http://lists.nyphp.org/pipermail/talk/2004-March/008170.html
http://lists.nyphp.org/pipermail/talk/2004-March/008171.html
et al
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John Zabroski wrote:
--- Kenneth Downs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Overloading is a requirement for strongly typed
languages, since PHP is
not strongly typed it can get by without it. I also
find PHP's loose
typing far more appropriate to its role as a string
generator (sql,
HTML), and appre
Julia Sheehy wrote:
I could instead use: $conn = OCILogon($dbuser, $dbpass, $dbtns);
$dbuser = 'myadminuserid';
$dbpass = 'myadminpassword';
$dbtns = 'testerverX';
and $dbtns is a variable I can recall accurately. This is fine as long
as the web app can resolve the TNS on it's own (in the c
Elliotte Harold wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What you seem to be saying here is "I can add a record type whenever I
need it and call it whatever I want".
So in a hospital, a doctor decides for some reason he needs to track
toe size of the patient over treatment. So he adds in a toe-size
Elliotte Harold wrote:
Tim Gales wrote:
Valid XML documents must adhere to their DTD/Schema and to that
degree they have fields -- called 'elements'.
like
Which is why we don't necessarily use valid XML documents. For many
applications, well-formed is good enough. In pract
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tim Gales wrote:
But when it comes time to exchange data from one table in a
database to another database -- even within the the same DBMS --
all bets about the "not-needing-to-be-next-to-another-attribute-ness"
are off. (e.g. as in a comma separated fil
Brian D. wrote:
Tim, I don't think I was clear.
We're differing on semantics here, but by "structure" I mean set
fields, e.g., an "employees" table would have:
first name
last name
hired date
etc.
I would argue that you should use the term 'attribute' and not
fields. An relational attribute is
Brian D. wrote:
[snip]
That made me wonder if most people completely missed the point. The
application of XML databases is, I think, in situations where
structure is either not applicable or not possible...
XML documents are structured.
Look up well-formed XML and valid XML.
..Trying to stamp
Michael B Allen wrote:
On 10/10/07, Cliff Hirsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Switch to Fedora 7 or Ubuntu 7.0.4
Have them do it (they quoted 1-3 hours)
Their last suggestion, which they discourage — do it myself
What do you suggest? The geek in me wants to take on the challenge. But the
busi
Bob Paul wrote:
{snip]
I'm lost in the PHP
configuration files and have not a clue how to activate PHP.
in httpd.conf file be sure to include
LoadModule php5_module "C:/your/installation/php5apache2.dll"
and
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
Then (after restarting) apache, try
http://yo
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