I'm not a networking guy, but can't this be done through a router on the WAN -> Local level? Perhaps looking into a firewall might help.

I've been gone from the forum for a few years now and I have to say, I'm quite impressed with the route this forum has taken. It appears quite a few people have gained knowledge and help from this...

I'm back from the dead, and I have to say... this thread got quite hilarious. Oh how the years fly by.

You are already running the latest stable version of WAMP:

http://www.en.wampserver.com/download.php (http://www.en.wampserver.com/download.php)

If you want the latest RC release, go here:
...

Anytime :)

A very simple PHP/Javascript snippet to detect the resolution of a user's monitor and create a table using that resolution to best fit within the user's browser (to avoid scrolling). Note: This is a...

I have never used TPL, but somewhere (on another forum I think) I read:



I found one tutorial (http://wdvl.internet.com/Authoring/Languages/PHP/Templates/substitution.html) that may be kind...

Thanks for the link. :)

From Zend:

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Chapter 35. Cookies

PHP transparently supports HTTP cookies. Cookies are a mechanism for storing data in the remote browser and thus tracking or identifying return users. You...

Does the header's domain name differ from the 'From' domain name in the email received? The reason I ask, is because the spam filtering software for the registered user's may not allow your mail to...

The following code might help for what you are looking for. I took the width and height in the table from the screen resolution (taken from the cookie and split) and reduced them by 300 (so that it...

Is this on your home box? If so, is it safe to assume you are accessing your web server locally or within your local home network (as opposed to having the site/server offsite)?

If that is the...

http://pear.php.net/package/File_PDF

Quote from site:

Description: This package provides PDF generation using only PHP, without requiring any external libraries.

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or:
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Holy crap, that's kind of harsh as the comment seemed innocent enough, don't you think? ;)

This is turning out to be a good thread, I have found a need for this myself within the past few days. Thanks for the example :)

Now if I could only use array_unique on the 100 degree days we...

That is certainly one way of doing it. The reason it was written in the class/function method OO style was simply to provide a method for the user to become accustomed to having the functionality...

There is an underlying debate that seems to come up with the issue of IT pay scale/experience: Do you need a degree?

Although you seemed to have answered this question in your case, I would take...

http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/showthread.php?p=163191#post163191

aarya,

I would recommend that you purchase one of the following:

Professional LAMP...

Nice.

While putting together a project (using PHP) where I work, an IT manager stated to me that we will be using Perl because "PHP is too new and just a buggy development language". :-|

Not sure why you are getting the $ end of file notation error, all your brackets seem to be in order (of course I didn't check that closely but they appear to be in order).

Is the...

As for doing this through a web page, I'm sure it could be done through Java (assuming you wanted to spend the long hours on that sort of project). I have no idea if it can be done through PHP.
...

Straight from PHP.net (http://www.php.net) regarding array_unique (http://us3.php.net/array_unique):

array_unique

(PHP 4 >= 4.0.1, PHP 5)

array_unique -- Removes duplicate values from an...

What specifically do you want it to do?

Do you want the program to remote connect you to your Windows XP Desktop? Or are you interested in calling a database remotely (for example)?

List what...

Here is a great tutorial for building a LAMP Server:

Lamp HowTO: Building a LAMP Server (http://www.lamphowto.com/lamp.htm)

This should work:

class replace_this {

public function replace($replace,$replacewith,$inme)
{
$doit = str_replace ("$replace", "$replacewith", $inme);
print("$doit");
}
}

I just read an interesting oracle article comparing PHP4, PHP5, and ASP.

I would suggest anyone questioning the PHP/ASP debate to read the article:
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PHP is pretty easy to learn, quite honestly. Just go here:

http://us3.php.net/manual/en/index.php

When you are ready to begin more advanced development, use this:

Classes and Objects...

PHP4 has been OO. PHP5 is OO, and in much better standing for OO than PHP4. PHP5 contains many of the same security in OO as Java does now (public,private,etc etc). You can use the Zend encoder to...

If a person is just getting started, I would point them in this direction. As their scripts/programs require more modularity and more code in general, it's always better to point them in the...

This is a great place to start, espcially if you want to understand the difference of PHP4 and PHP5, and you want to learn PHP:

http://www.php.net/manual/en/

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Installation and...

No, attempting to compile PHP5 with both mysql and mysqli functions.

Who here would prefer Java over PHP, or PHP over JAVA?

If you prefer one over the other, for whatever reason or application, why?

Specific code comparisons are appreciated

Linux box.. up 370 days

Windows box.. up 45 days

*shrug* The proof is in the pudding, so to speak

No, I think security and stability when I have worked for a hosting company with over 10,000 clients that was 100% Linux and I have seen the results.

:cheesy:

I have also worked in...

Linux -> Why not

Windows -> Why

:cheesy:

Well I guess it depends on what kind of user you are. To sum it up I will simply post the following:

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Need lots of software only out for...

minus the fingers

Sasquach flappily accelerating-->HCS (Hairy Chest Syndrome)

When attempting to compile PHP 5.0.4 with MySQL 4.0, I received some strange errors from attempting to use --with-mysql and --with-mysqli. After getting it to configure correctly, where it finds...

If you are thinking enterprise level, I would consider Oracle. For anything otherwise, MySQL would probably suffice. Especially, considering (MySQL) 4.1 and the upcoming changes in 5.