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Sorry Steve, that was my typing error - failing to read my post properly. In the code in question, I assure you that it is $file, a variable, as it should be. I will edit my original post just so as to clarify ... Ken.
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Hello again ... Running PHP 5.3.0 as part of the Wampserver package, when we execute the following code: $file_ext = strrchr($file, "." ); we get the odd error "expecting `... T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM' ...". I realise that this error indicates that somehow, strrchr () is asking for a classname:: but I am not sure how to supply it, nor what to supply. Any ans
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TheMD ... Is it possible that you have either Sky Player Online/Channel Four OD, or Veoh installed? If so the service KService (the Delivery Manager) could be the culprit, as it does something with Port 80, even if it doesn't actually claim it 100%. If this applies to you, open up Services, find KService (Delivery Manager) and using the Properties Dialogue, first stop it, then switch it to
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Steve, thanks so much for responding on Christmas day!! Unfortunately a house full of guests prevented me from escaping to my office over the weekend, so I was unable to answer until now ... What I have done at least to enable me to make progress with more of my investigation and familiarisation with the platform is to use the following: CODE: header('Location: index.php'); CODE ENDS. to
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Steve, As you were so kind to Carol maybe you could just tell me why my PHP script doesn't return to the referrering script ... instead the screen goes blank, after the data is inserted ... I know I should know better, but I have been working with ASP.NET2 for too long and have forgotten how to hand-code ... Thanks in advance, Ken. (It's Chrstmas Eve you know ten minutes to Chrstams
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