jazzman1
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Hey Shiva, the reason why you weren't getting any replies after 300+ views, is because: 1) you don't provide any scripts for us 2) a pure explanation written in pure English My best guess about it is, that you want to post some data somewhere on the web using your home PC through proxy servers, but some times the posting data failed. Well, if that's true, you probably need to scan the proxy which ports are opened. Most likely you need to use port 80, when sending your data. In linux I'm using nmap command for scanning a range of ports.
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I see nothing wrong in your script Shiva Am I missing something?
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Change the line 21 $message .='<html><b>html version</b></html> \r\n' // to $message .="<html><b>html version</b></html> \r\n"
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Ops....it was my fault the form exists There is no closing form tag to the first form. You cannot use nested forms in one html document. EDIT: Jacques1 is alredy answered, sorry for the double reply
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which one are you trying to use? Neither of those two forms do not fitt to be checked from your php script. What result you're getting by calling - print_r ($_POST); in the third line of your script?
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Here is what I get: and the attached photo. Is this correct? You need to change your code in the line 13 $message .= "If you can see this MIME than your client doesn't accept MIME types!\r\n" .$bound; // to $message = "If you can see this MIME than your client doesn't accept MIME types!\r\n" .$bound;
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You should consider of using some loop construction just for better design. Can you post your html form?
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What part of this script does't work to you? Because I made a test from my local server and works fine to me.
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Then, check the output in your js debugging tool if any errors are generated from the server using the error_reporting functions I've posted above.
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which example of the demo do you use? Tutorial 2: Header, footer, page break and image?
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where is the docs of this pdf library? Maybe the foo.pdf file is not included properly, check if the file exists in this directory.
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In your browser's window.
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Try putting the following error reporting php functions at the top of this file. Some actual errors would help. <?php ini_set('display_startup_errors',1); ini_set('display_errors',1); error_reporting(-1); .....the rest of your code
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You should go to the source (php.net) to learn and read up of how to use date/time function of this language, after that you need to try to create that php script yourself and then if you got some difficulty come back for help.
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Maybe....because you are using a short opening php tag in db,php or dp.php (check the name of that file) instead "<?php"?
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where is the script of this index file?
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Hm....most of the cloud server system providing VPS that I know are very easy to get up and require very little experience to get started. I'm also surprised that they aren't provided a dashboard to easy configure and manage your DNS services, to get them working it's not simple as you think. If everything looks fine for you, you should contact them. What's the name of this company?
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Does this Debian server is reachable from outside? I mean, are you able to login using a standard ip address by ssh or ftp services for instance. Make sure that the DNS points to the proper IP address given by your host provider. Have you read up on FAQ given by your hosting main web site? For troubleshooting DNS the standard commands I'm using are nslookup or dig.
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Do you understand the different b/w requesting directories/files from outside and inside to your domain?
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Well, if i understand you correctly you want to display an image from a "/images" directory if the client's request didn't initiate from a index page on your site. That means it's a normal behaviour if your request did initiate from your site. For more information - http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/rewrite/access.html
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Then the following path is wrong -> /images/nohotlink.gif
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Intermittent FTP issue. "FAIL TO RETRIEVE DIRECTORY LISTING"
jazzman1 replied to BuildMyWeb's topic in Miscellaneous
Or, his personal firewall conflicts with those ftp clients....or some other software tries to use the same ports....or his antivirus software blocks some ports need to be used.. Tips:: Connect your PC directly without any router(s) to the network cable, stop the firewall and your antivirus software and try again. You need to know in passive mode, the client has no control over what port the server chooses for the data connection, you need to ask them ( or just scan the remote machine) what is the range of ports using on server side and manually open those ports in your personal firewall in case your ftp program couldn't do it itself. -
Before to try doing anything with this library, make sure the remote machine has installed a ssl php support itself.
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Make sure you use only one library when dealing with DB server in this project. You also need to create one mysqli object to instantiate only one connection per user, then pass that DB object among all the classes that need to use it.