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PHP - Getting notice Undefined index
Question:I am getting the following message: Notice: Undefined index: action in /home/fhlinux170/c/cybernet-designs.co.uk/user/htdocs/formtest.php on line 17.
Line 17 contains this line of code if($_POST['action'] == "send"){
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SESSION variables cheat-sheet (PHP)
Need to know, or get a handle on SESSION variables in your dynamic sites for your PHP?
This is a refrence "cheat sheet," not a tutorial , so I provide tutorial links at the end.
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Record count with PHP Phakt
How to add a record count beside data rows using PHP or phAKT. Read MoreDatabases
Windows XP Home Edition and PHP?
Question:
I have Windows XP Home Edition installed on my computer and I cannot use PWS or IIS to test my PHP/MySQL websites locally. What can I do? Read More
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Username Session variable KT_Username(MM_Username)
Using the stock phakt code I couldn't request the session variable KT_Username on subsequent pages, this shows you the easy fix. Read MoreDatabases
Connecting OSX Classic to OSX with MySQL and PHAkT
This FAQ will attempt to explain how to make a connection from Ultradev running on a Mac's Classic environment back to a MySQL database hosted locally from Mac OSX. Read MorePHP
Session under Win32
Question :
How can I get rid of the errors generated by PHP when creating a session :
Warning: open(/tmp\sess_1243d01f1b06d133deb6b9894ed040ed, O_RDWR) failed: m (2) in C:\apache\htdocs\path\to_document\login.php on line 12
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PHAkT v1.0: org/gjt/mysql/Driver - Class Not Found
With PHAkT v1.0 some users are getting the following error when trying to create database connections :-
org/gjt/mysql/Driver - Class Not Found
This is happening because of the new JDBC connection type that PHAkT can utilize. In the Readme.txt within the original PHAkT archive it states that JDBC connections can be used, but a specific JDBC driver needs to be installed.
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Upload Problems - Permissons could hold the key
When uploading a file to your webserver most people are already aware that the folder where the file resides must have the correct permissions to accept the uploaded file.
In most cases this will be 755 or 777 (try 755 first, always leave 777 as a last resort), however, what do you do if the permissions are correct and the upload still fails ?
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PHAkt and Access database, is it possible?
Is it possible to use an Access database with Interakts Phakt PHP Server Model?
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