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sending email attaching - how do you declare the file path?
Hi there, I'm trying to create a form that sends an email with a .zip file attached. I'm using the following code I found on the Internet: <?php function sendmsg($to, $subject, $text, $from, $file, $type) { $content = fread(fopen($file,"r"),filesize($file)); $content =... -
trouble with mysql usernames and passwords
Hi, I'm doing a site that is php4 to mysql 3. I can make a connection to mysql but only using mysql_connect("locahost"), i.e. with NO username or password which obviously is a stupid thing to do. The way I manage my MYSQL databse is though phpmyadmin that was an application I... -
Educational versions or site lisence for QuarkXPress
Hi, I've never used QuarkXPress before but I work in a College that is deciding whether or not to purchase QuarkXPress for the Media Department. What I would like to know is can we purchase it at a discounted rated through: -an educational version? -a site lisence? I've seached the...- DrQuincy
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Implementing a TGML-like markup for several languages
Hi PHP gurus, I'm developing a PHP site that will use a lot of source code excerpts from a MySQL database written in several different languages. I've been on many forums where you can use [] tags to make text bold or italicise it, etc. (Like the TGML on this site!) How would I go about... -
sql connector with php4?
Hi all, Before I begin, I've searched through previous postings to find a similar question but haven't found one. If I made some major ommissions in my search and this has been answered many times before please forgive me. I'm about to design a web site for a friend using PHP4 and MySQL. The...
