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Hi, SSH would be working at the Windows level. I have not tried it but there is OpenSSH for Windows . BTW, if you click the line that says 'Click here to return to the search screen', you will see the search results ;-) Regards,
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This is a Joomla configuration problem and you have already asked this question in the Joomla forum ;-) Regards,
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Hi, You can install PEAR on WAMP, the instructions how to install the PEAR::Mail class are available from my site: Regards,
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Try this: $customerid = $_POST['customerid']; $name = $_POST['name']; ...etc... $date = $_POST['date']; $sql = "INSERT INTO customers (customerid, name, address, telephoneno, housetype, date) VALUES ("'; $sql .= $customerid . "', '" $sql .= $name . "', '" ...etc... $sql .= $date . "')"; if(!mysql_query($sql,$con)) ...etc... You also need to
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Strange. The first line in my older version says mysql 14.12 Distrib 5.0.45, for Win32 (ia32) You need to check the line starting with 'Server version'. It says 5.0.45 (or higher)-community-nt Regards,
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You need to download it from Zend and follow their instructions. Please note that when the installer asks for the web server root folder, it means the Apache folder. Regards,
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One option is to use the Windows Scheduler which runs a .cmd or .bat file, or executes directly a PHP command line interface (CLI) script. If the folder for php.exe is included in the system environment variable PATH, you do not have to include the full path for php.exe. The end result is the same as as a cron job running a PHP CLI script through a shellscript. Regards,
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How many ISPs require the outgoing SMTP server to ask for authentication by using a username and password, if you are already connected through them? Hardly. Sending emails through the ISP is quite simple. What gets complicated is protecting your registration forms from 'email injection' or 'sql injection' - a search and reading recommended.
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You do not need a local mailserver to just send email messages from the webserver, as long as the function like mail() in PHP or the PHPMailer class has the correct parameters, including the IP address of the SMTP (outgoing) server. The outgoing server can be the same server you normally use when sending emails from your LAN, i.e. the SMTP server of your ISP. The default IP address and port ar
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Javascript is either inline in the HTML/PHP code or loaded from the server, it is run in the browser and usually does not refer to the server, the exception being AJAX, but even that functionality is not server specific. If some of your javascript is uses libraries like mootools and jQuery, they have to be available in the server for download to the browser, of course. Regards,
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You are right. The one in the /wamp/bin/php folder is used by PHP Command Line Interface or CLI scripts. The phpForApache.ini apparently has something to do with swapping version. Regards,
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Those are just notices about undefined variables. Clean code would declare the variables first. You can change the error reporting level to warning or error, more details at . You can turn off displaying errors but just log them once you get to the production stage. Regards,
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You access the server functions locally on the workstation where you installed the Filezilla server. No username or password required, if you already have access to the Windows desktop. You need to create a username and password for the client (remote user) and also set a default folder for each client. When you connect from Filezilla or any FTP client application to the server running the F
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That is interesting. I use Zend Optimizer with WAMP2 and WAMP5. I have not had any problems running Joomla 1.5. Regards,
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Skype uses TCP port 80 which is the standard port for web servers. I f you do a search on this forum for Skype, you should may even find the instructions how to change the port. Regards,
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Hi, Click the WAMP icon in the System Tray - PHP - PHP Extensions. Is there a tick in front of mysql and/or mysqli? If not, click those lines to select them. You may have to scroll down to see them. Regards,
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In Windows XP you can copy fgrep.com to c:\windows\system32 and it should work. Hopefully that will also work in Vista. Regards,
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Maybe someone else installed it on your XP because fgrep is not a Windows executable or a PHP function. It does not have a home page, but I downloaded it for XP from Regards,
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PHP -> PHP Extensions -> php_mbstring You may need to scroll down to tick it.
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Hi, Where did you install fgrep.com? Is the folder included in the PATH variable? This has little to do with WAMP as such, or are you running the command from a PHP script? Regards,
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Hi, If you re-installed WAMP, the important php.ini files should already be in the right place: 1. c:\wamp\bin\apache\apache2.2.8\bin\php.ini is loaded by Apache 2. c:\wamp\bin\php\php5.2.6\php.ini is used by PHP command line interface (CLI) scripts Regards,
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That may well happen when switching php versions, but it does not change the fact that in a single version situation Apache loads C:\wamp\bin\apache\apache2.2.8\bin\php.ini as its PHP configuration file. This can be verified from phpinfo(). Regards,
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I have not noticed any copying across when I have only one version of PHP. Whichever changes I make to c:\wamp\bin\apache2.2.8\bin\php.ini stay active and do not get overwritten. Regards,
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Hej, Jag har just svarat på din fråga på Joomla forum ;-)
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Are you talking about the cache in the browser or the cache in some web server application? Which web server application do you have in mind? Regards,
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Source command? If you want to execute MySQL commands, like restore a backup produced by mysqldump, do the following: Add the folder c:\wamp\bin\mysql\mysql5.0.51b\bin to the System environment variable PATH. Go to the DOS command prompt, cd to the folder with the backup file. Type in the command where 'username' is the user with access rights to the database 'my_database' and 'my_backu
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Here is a function that returns the contents of a web page in a variable. If the read fails, it writes a message to the log file and returns FALSE. function readPage( $url ) { $page = file_get_contents( $url ); if ( $page === false ) { $msg = "readPage unable to read ".$url; error_log( $msg ); return false; } return $page; } It needs the option all
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You do not need a sendmail server, as long as the SMTP entry in php.ini points to an email server, either your ISP's outgoing mail server which you normally use from your site or something else. If your application has different options, do not select sendmail but SMTP, and the default IP address or domain from php.ini will be used. If you plan to allow public users to fill in forms, make sur
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HI, Google is your friend: Regards,
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You have to be prepared to do some research yourself. There are plenty of examples on the net, or go and buy a couple of books, one on PHP and one on MySQL.
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