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You might want to check to see if the browser supports the print() javascript function before you use it. It could crash browsers that don't support it. You can also use cascading style sheets to make page breaks where you want them but this only works in ie 4.x and above. I'm not sure about...

The server is running (at least, the process is), it's just not running via tcp/ip on that port, so it can't connect with telnet. I appreciate the help, thanks

I tried that, with the same error (2003). I can install MySQL as a service with no problems, it starts up fine. I just can't connect to it with a client or command line or php.

Yeah, that was a typo. I've tried using mysqld and mysqld-nt with the same resluts. The server starts, but I can't connect to it unless I start it like this:"mysqld-nt --enable-named-pipe". I'm trying to connect using mysqladmin (command line) and mysql (both in the bin directory)...

I read through the doc, but am still unable to get it to work. If I don't enable named pipes (--enable-named-pipe) and connect with host ".", I can't connect. The server starts, and the thread is running, but when I try to connect, I get the error "2003 - Can't connect to MySQL...

I have run into a problem on my latest installation of MySQL. On one of my machines, the host is ". via named pipe", while on the other machines it's "localhost via TCP/IP". How can I change the host to be localhost instead of using named pipes? When I run winmysqladmin...

where do you set the path for the cookie? httpd.conf, php.ini, or elsewhere? In php.ini my cookie path setting looks like this: session.cookie_path = /

I'm actually trying to set two cookies. Could it be that in my new installation of php and apache i'm only allowed to set one cookie now? Is there a config somewhere to set the number of cookies you can set? Thanks for all your help so far.

I do a database query, and if the query matches, I do this: setcookie("Login", "true");

this is what it looks like in my php.ini: session.use_cookies = 1 session.name = PHPSESSID session.cookie_lifetime = 0 session.cookie_path = / session.cookie_domain =

I'm not sure how to verify that. I can send Header requests (Header();) though, and that works fine.

I have used setcookie many times in the past, but I just re-installed php and apache. Now, when I use setcookie, the cookie never gets set (or at least I can't access it with $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS[];). Can anyone point me to where I need to make an adjustment. I think it's either in my php.ini or...

Thanks. I was hoping to create a stand-alone application (not a web app), but I need to store the data in a file created and stored locally on the user's computer. If there is a way to do this, please let me know. Thanks.

I'm new to Flash and I'm wondering if it's possible to use actionscript to create a file, write to that file, save it, read from it, modify it, etc.? I see the XML functions, but I don't see file i/o functions. Thanks Thanks.

Yes, it's possible. You want to have the employee page database driven, so the content (biography, photo, favorite links, whatever) comes from a database. In your database, you have a 'users' table with names, usernames, and passwords, and and id number of all the employees on the 'giant...

If I have a variable named '$Day1', and a variable named $sequence, how can I get the value of $Day1 using $sequence instead of the number 1? i.e. $Day$sequence? Thanks.

Has anyone seen a tool to convert a php web page to a static html file? For example, I could pass the function the URL and the variables it needs to create the different pages. Thanks Thanks.

Yep, that's it. I forgot to 'Math.toRadians(angle)' first. I knew it had to be something like that. Thanks for your help. Thanks.

I like Forte 4 Java as well. The community edition is free. It is based on NetBeans, which I also like. NetBeans is an open source project. Thanks.

I need to find the cosin of an angle, but the result is returned in radians. The problem I am trying to solve is this: Y = cos(angle) * 12. It should be really simple, but when the result of cos(angle) is in radians, the answer is not correct. If I convert the result of cos(angle) to degrees...