PHP is a server-side language. Sending emails is only one of its many uses.Quote:
It describes PHP as having to do with emailing somebody when the code is run.
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PHP is a server-side language. Sending emails is only one of its many uses.Quote:
It describes PHP as having to do with emailing somebody when the code is run.
Hey Roger,Quote:
Originally Posted by rtcook
You may also want to look at thisline in your gallery htm. Be sure that it is the correct path. If you don't have a directory "gallery" then the getpics.php is in the wrong place. Just a thought.Code:<script src="http://users.adelphia.net/~rtcook/gallery/getpics.php" type="text/javascript"></script>
It is the correct path, I've already checked. Lack of PHP support is the only problem here.
I'd disagree here. In the not-too-distant future, I should hope that people will start to develop software for microkernel-based distributions, like GNU Hurd. :)Quote:
Linux! The OS of the FUTURE!!!
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Originally Posted by rtcook
I am getting the same error, I am trying to debug and test my site on my local Machine, I am using frontpage 2003 on a Windows XP Pro, SP 2 operation system
is there a way to do this with out using a ISP, so that i can test the images and code before I upload it all onto a ISP.
This is (in part) a server-side script; it must be running on a PHP-enabled webserver. You can install and setup such a webserver on your home computer; this will then be able to run the script.Quote:
is there a way to do this with out using a ISP, so that i can test the images and code before I upload it all onto a ISP.