Merci, c'est gentil mais je suis plus a l'aise en anglais (en tout cas en informatique) comme je suis anglophone. Le problème c'est de traduire les fonctionnements logiciels français en anglais pour que ça soit compréhensible. Ce n'est pas toujours evident. [thumbsup2]
Sorry but I don't have the proper term for the little bar that I wish to remove (I'm using MSProject2000 French version).
When you add a task, the program asks you if you wish to update the baseline plan (I am assuming that this is the correct term). I accidentally said yes. I wish to remove...
Bummer! That's a bit odd though. It would seem to me to be somewhat useful to have a vacation planning report. It's one thing to have vacation embedded into a project but for the day to day vision of your resources I find it nice to have a little 'spreadsheet' on the wall showing who's around...
Hello all,
Using MSProject 2000, I am trying to output the vacation overview of the people involved in the project. I would like to have the following columns:
name group
plus a series of columns (number of the week in the year preferabley but I would accept virtually anything else of...
Got that one, too, after a bit of mental searching...
The images were not being displayed because they were not being accessed from the proper directory. It would seem that 'include' actually brings the code into that script and any relative link is sourced at the parent page and not the...
Ok, got it all working and now I want to make it compatible with my directory structure. Seeing as how the html script will be called by a number of other pages, I put it into the root directory. Now, when I call it from a sub-directory the links necessary (on my displayed browser page) are...
Thanks for the answer.
Does this mean that including the file in a specific place in the <body> of the parent file, it will run as if it was actually 'written' there?
I have a number of HTML pages that will all contain the same 50 lines of HTML code (a set of DIVs). Is there some way that I can place this code in an external file and link/include it? The code will use javascript and likely some PHP.
Thanks
Well, I said that I would post when I got the dang thing working. And I have. What a pain, all in all, though.
Anyways, I reinstalled my complete system (twice actually, due to a video card issue - drive images are soooo useful). After the reinstallation the session issue was partially resolved...
Never mind the previous post. It couldn't have worked. The script is supposed to print the word "bar" on the screen. I don't recall having seen the word even when it supposedly 'worked'.
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Your prompt on the INI file got me to looking a bit closer at the parameters for the SESSION variable and settings. There I found a comment that said the session save path should be changed if we are using Windows. Wow! A revelation! That, I hadn't done before. So I did and...
It worked! At...
I installed PHPDEV which included PHP/4.2.3 (April 13 post) so it is a 'clean' install. I did notice however that your version is more recent so I'll likely go pick up a copy of that one.
I won't be at it until later today (hopefully) though. I'm in the middle of a clean install of my system...
Hey, don't think that I tried to do it on purpose! :-)
I thank you very much for the time you invested in this problem. If I ever get the dang thing working I'll post.
I was able to do exactly as you did - complete with the creation of a new session id and the reuse of an existing one. This was all through Telnet. Now why the *ùù$ù%$ù doesn't it work through the browser?
It can't be the firewall (can it?) because even the Telnet client had to go through it...
Whew! That took a while to understand - don't forget to put "host:" in front of the ip address. ;-)
This is what I get:
HTTP/1.1 302 Found
Date: Tue, 13 Apr 2004 19:09:30 GMT
Server: Apache/1.3.27 (Win32) PHP/4.2.3
X-Powered-By: PHP/4.2.3
Set-Cookie: PHPSESSID=5149be5a5b7c42ce6ddfaaa8d9299729...
Ok, I entered a dummy command using the method I outlined above (send text line) and got the following information back...
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN">
<HTML><HEAD>
<TITLE>400 Bad Request</TITLE>...
The little program that I downloaded "KevTerm" allows you to send a line of text under "Options" "Send text line...". So using this I send the first line you suggested:
then I send the next line in the same manner
The connection I open is "localhost" with port "80".
Then I rerun the little...
I downloaded a Telnet client called Kevterm, installed it (pretty simple) and ran it - localhost with port 80. I said ok to ZoneAlarm when it asked to allow Kevterm to access the local lan and the internet.
So now I have a nice window open that is connected (so it says). I don't know what to do...
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