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some cases:
- you create a php script to be uploaded to your host
$dbhost = '192.168.16.152'; //private ip for the db host
$dbuser = 'dscwolonline';
$dbpass = ''; //contact your host
$dbname = 'dscwolonline';
mysql_connect($dbhost,$dbuser,$dbpass) or...
just a quick note. it's not necessary to install apache to run php.
you can call it using php command line.
Windows > Run > cmd
c:\>php -f path/to/myphpfile.php
manual for php command line
c:\>php -h
check your php manual for more information about this extension.
zoomcities is not only a place where you can get free hosting. it's a place to share your idea with your peer, build a community with other IT enthusiasts, and discuss about your problem to get some feasible solutions from other members.
if you're looking for new experience from the brand new...
it's more than one year after joining fws. i didn't know why i joined this community. i found fws while i was browsing and signed up at a glance.
later i found this was a warm community. the people was so keen and friendly, especially for their willingness to share their ideas and knowhow, to...
it's so simple. just assign an array of filetypes and make a loop to include such file.
here is an example
$ext = array('txt','php','html','htm'); //just add others based on your requirement
if (!isset($_GET['p'])) { // no page specified -> load default page...
it's not a standard way.
so far i know that you have to doubleparse it.
this is an example how you do that.
$toParse = 'echo "{VAR}";';
$toReplace = preg_replace("/\{[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+\}/","\$\\1",$toParse);
eval($toReplace);
the variable $toParse could derive from either external file or...
Since C++ Standard Template Library (STL) consists string header (through declaration #include <string>), you should be able to use it both in Dev C++ and GCC
std::cout is a part of <iostream>.
if you found that "endl" was not worked with std::cout, why not using linefeed ("\n") instead? you...
As Carebear said, you can do this by using one of the available programming languages in .NET framework (better choose VB.NET since you're familiar with it). For your information, .NET will still be Microsoft's framework till the year 2007 (this is secret info actually)
It depends on the way...
so what's it for? to confuse others? to waste resources? for developers, every microsecond of script execution is valuable, so it's important to write code effectively and efficiently.