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  1. wildteen88
    $WshShell->Run('"C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\htdocs\aastra\putty.exe" -load "Bridge'.$bridge.'" -l root -pw password -m "C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\htdocs\aastra\list-56201.sh"');
  2. wildteen88
    If you're using xampp you don't need to use FTP. Just place all your files/folders etc in C:\xampp\htdocs
  3. wildteen88
    In what file is this code located? rewriteRule ^download/([0-9]+)$ download.php?id=$1 [L] Placing that code in a .htaccess file within the new/ folder should work.
  4. wildteen88
    Thats why I suggested extract EDIT: Minor change
  5. wildteen88
    Correct What are you trying to achive?
  6. wildteen88
    What was the exact url you used?
  7. wildteen88
    Your could use extract extract($something_something[$i]); echo $animal_dog; echo $animal_cat; echo $animal_cow;
  8. wildteen88
    What? You don't upload your PHP scripts to MySQL. You need to connect to your FTP server to upload the files to your website.
  9. wildteen88
    $submit should be $_POST['submit']
  10. wildteen88
    So what is the problem? How do you know you cant use your post variable in mysql update?
  11. wildteen88
    Judging by your error message it looks like you are storing all images as image1.jpg|image2.jpg|etc.... The problem is filesize does not know that you giving it a list of images to check the file size of. It expects only a single file name to be passed. You'll need to convert the list of images into an array, using explode. Then you can for loop through the array and pass each image separately to the filesize() function
  12. wildteen88
    Are they any errors? _POST variables are treated the same as any other variable.
  13. wildteen88
    You don't need to define a variable for every line. Variable assignment can span multiple lines, example $myVar = "Line1 Line2 Line3 ... LineXYZ etc"; There is no need to reassign your variables here $stringData = "$filler1"; $stringData1 = "$filler2"; $stringData2 = "$filler3"; $stringData3 = "$filler4"; $stringData4 = "$filler5"; $stringData5 = "$filler6"; $stringData6 = "$filler7"; $stringData7 = "$filler8"; $stringData8 = "$filler9"; $stringData9 = "$filler10"; $stringData10 = "$filler11"; $stringData11 = "$filler12"; $stringData12 = "$filler13"; When assigning a lot of HTML code use the HEREDOC syntax instead. So your new code cleaned up <?php $a1 = $_POST["PN"]; $a2 = $_POST["Date_name"]; $a3 = $_POST["Note"]; // Assign all HTML code within one single variable. // All variables within HERDOC will be parsed $stringData = <<<HTMLCODE <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">"; <html> <head> <meta http-equiv='Content-Type' content='text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1'> <title>$a1</title> </head> <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000"> <div id="bv_Text1" style="position:absolute;left:34px;top:34px;width:713px;height:32px;z-index:0;" align="left"> <font style="font-size:27px" color="#000000" face="Arial"><b>Note name:$a1</b></font></div> <div id="bv_Text2" style="position:absolute;left:12px;top:76px;width:781px;height:32px;z-index:1;" align="left"> <font style="font-size:27px" color="#000000" face="Arial"><b>Date and time:$a2</b></font></div> <textarea name="TextArea1" id="TextArea1" style="position:absolute;left:41px;top:134px;width:743px;height:391px;font-family:Courier New;font-size:16px;z-index:2" rows="20" cols="70" readonly="readonly">$a3</textarea> </body> </html> HTMLCODE; $myFile = "notenw.html"; $fh = fopen($myFile, 'w') or die("can't open file"); fwrite($fh, "\n"); fwrite($fh, "$stringData\n"); fclose($fh); ?>
  14. wildteen88
    How is your database structured? Specifically the image column.
  15. wildteen88
    Variables must be defined before you can use them. $filler1 = "<html><head><title>$a1</title>"; $filler2 = "<body>$a3"; $filler3 = "<div>$a2</div></body></html>"; $a1 = $_POST["PN"]; $a2 = $_POST["Date_name"]; $a3 = $_POST["Note"]; The last three lines need to be before the first three.
  16. wildteen88
    Of course it can. Have you not read the documentation for it?
  17. wildteen88
    There are two ways absolute file path require_once $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . 'Login/common.php'; Or a relative path require_once '../Login/common.php';
  18. wildteen88
    <?php require_once('http://localhost/Login/common.php');?> You should not include/require files via urls, as variables/functions defined within the included file will not be inherited.
  19. wildteen88
    Does all files that have a 't' in them always in this format [some number here]t.jpg? If they are then you can do this: <?php $mydir = "images/home/"; $d = dir($mydir); while($entry = $d->read()) { if ($entry!= "." && $entry != ".." && substr($entry, -4, 1) != 't') { echo "'" . $entry . "': { caption: '' }," ; } } $d->close(); ?>
  20. wildteen88
    This is probably your problem $configs = "<?php // Connection string $con = mysql_connect("$hostname","$db_username","$db_password"); // If no connection is made generate a error warning if (!$con) { die('Ohh no! Could not connect: ' . mysql_error() 'Please check the Connection String, in the insertpost.php file!'); } // Selects the Database mysql_select_db("$databasename", $con); $db_prefix = "$prefix" ?> \n"; You'd be better of using HEREDOC syntax. $configs = <<<PHPCODE <?php // Connection string \$con = mysql_connect("$hostname","$db_username","$db_password"); // If no connection is made generate a error warning if (!\$con) { die('Ohh no! Could not connect: ' . mysql_error() 'Please check the Connection String, in the insertpost.php file!'); } // Selects the Database mysql_select_db("$databasename", \$con); \$db_prefix = "$prefix" ?> PHPCODE;
  21. wildteen88
    Maybe this article will help you working with dates in PHP/MySQL.
  22. wildteen88
    Yes the "it works" page is just a test page. You can remove this by removing the file named index.html from Apache's htdocs folder (located at C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2.2/htdocs). You place all your web based files in that directory. If you want to use Apache with PHP you will need to download PHP from http://php.net/ and configure Apache.
  23. wildteen88
    That bit of code is not the problem. The problem is with how the $md5 variable is being defined, as you said in your first post the md5 hash is wrong because it doesn't correspond to the hash stored in the database. I need to see how this variable is being set. Just posting the code for link isn't going yield you any helpful replies.
  24. wildteen88
    functions have there own variable scope. When using variables with functions you should pass them as arguments
  25. wildteen88
    First we'll need to know where the variables $id and $md5 are being set? Why do you need to set the md5 hash of the old password in the url? You need to post more information about what you're trying to do. Including relevant bits of code helps too.
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