I have a new Dell (4 months) that came with XP Home Edition pre-installed.
So far, I have been impressed with the stability of the os, no crashes.
There is only the administrative profile on this machine, so I cannot speak
to multiple profiles.
Deb
-Original Message-
From: Mark Groen [m
Hi All,
As an exercise I am writing my own web stats program (yes, I know it
is reinventing the wheel but its one up from printing a screenfull of
"Hello World" ) and I am trying to find out how I can grab the url
of the referrer and also the search term used if it is search engine.
Can anyone po
I'm also working my way thru php tutorials... have a look at
http://www.zend.com/zend/tut/counter.php
Franni
>Hi All,
>
>As an exercise I am writing my own web stats program (yes, I know it
>is reinventing the wheel but its one up from printing a screenfull of
>"Hello World" ) and I am tryin
Hi Melanie,
> I am trying to find out how I can grab the url of
> the referrer
That's in $_SERVER["HTTP_REFERER"] (or $HTTP_SERVER_VARS["HTTP_REFERER"] if
you have an older version of PHP).
> and also the search term used if it is search engine.
You need to grab a bit of the referrer string,
Hi Alida,
> since the client upgraded her Mac to high speed cable
> access, entering the administrative area of the cart
> has become unpredictable for the client, and as of
> today, impossible.
Odd problem... one straw I can think of that might be worth grasping at is
to find out if the ISP do
Hi Jon
On Tue, 4 Feb 2003 11:10:25 -, you wrote:>>I am trying to find
out how I can grab the url of>>the referrer>>That's in
$_SERVER["HTTP_REFERER"] (or>$HTTP_SERVER_VARS["HTTP_REFERER"] if>you
have an older version of PHP).
Now I am confused (again !)
I tried the above to no avail and have
Hi Franni,
Thanks for the link. Although not exactly dealing with my current
problem I will certainly keep on file for later perusal
regards
Melanie
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Hi Melanie,
> just checked phpinfo() and although I seem to be
> running 4.2.3 the above variable, HTTP_REFERER
> does not appear to be listed. Any ideas ?
If you just entered the address of your phpinfo page into your browser, you
won't have sent a referrer, so it won't be there :-)
You need
Hi Jon
On Tue, 4 Feb 2003 13:38:46 -, you wrote:>try this>(save it as
"ref.php"):>
";
print_r($_SERVER);
echo "";
} else {
echo "click here";
}
?>
Unfortunately I am getting the following
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: array() in
/home/foo/public_html/ref.php on line 2
Any
Hi Melanie,
> Unfortunately I am getting the following
> Fatal error: Call to undefined function: array() in
> /home/foo/public_html/ref.php on line 2
My fault, sorry - visited by the tyop fairy again, it appears...
Change this:
> if ($_GET("display")) {
to this:
if ($_GET["display"]) {
Thanks Jon.
That works a treat. I also altered the code and replaced a php file
on my site that is returned by Google and yep, the url is returned in
full.
Now all I have to do is work out why my code doesn't work
You may hear from me again some time soon.
regards
Melanie
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Keep in mind that REFERER isn't always set by the refering server.
Melanie Phair wrote:
Thanks Jon.
That works a treat. I also altered the code and replaced a php file
on my site that is returned by Google and yep, the url is returned in
full.
Now all I have to do is work out why my code doe
Hi Jon, thanks for responding.
She's still got her old computer, and it did still connect to the cart...
but it was painfully slow. Unfortunately she lives in a somewhat rural
area, and dialup access never seems to get over 33k, never up to 56k. She'd
gone to cable access hoping it'd improve thin
On Tuesday 04 February 2003 2:04 am, Alida Saxon wrote:
> Hi All, I'm hoping somebody on the list has encountered this or could
> at least help enlighten me as to where the problem stems from:
>
> I'm using Line9's Tek9 shopping cart for a client's business, and
> it's been working great for me and
Based on Jon's suggestion and your response, I'd check the 'new'
computer to see if a firewall is installed blocking outbound
ports. Many cable companies require one - though some (Adelphia)
don't tell you that until they shut you down after your computer
becomes infected. The new Mac may have come
Hello,
We are working on revamping our current Internet site. We would like to use a
navigation style similar to the collapsible windows explorer style in our new design.
A requirement is that is menu is able to function in version 4.X browsers. We have
tried a few but are experiencing some err
Hi Tom,
I should have mentioned (so many details) that we tried bringing down the
firewall briefly to see if it was the problem when we last ran into it, and
still no go. And as for the browser, the instructions for using the cart was
that only Internet Explorer 5 or should be used with it, so the
Hi David,
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From: "David Precious" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The only thing I can think of is that there's a coding error with the
> shopping cart admin system, which only really shows itself in the
> browser she's using (Safari?). If it worked before the upgrade to
> cabl
Can someone help me with an ereg pattern? I am a total zero when it comes to
this.
I have a form where I want to allow only certain html tags to be used,
namely , and . When checking the submitted form input, how do I
write the ereg statement to reject any other attempt at using tags?
Many thank
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