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guess I should be glad I signed up here many years ago

Oops. You're right -- I didn't feel like testing an infinite loop to see if it's really infinite. ;)

If it's not a POST request, then you need to send and data via the URL query string instead of as POST data. See http_build_query() for help in doing that.

I'm guessing that this line overrides the setting and forces it to use POST:


curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS,$curlData);

if(1 == 1) {
echo "<p>Hello, World.</p>\n";
}

Welcome to the forums. In the future, you can help us to help you by making use of the forum's [code], [php], and [html] bbcode tags around your code snippets. (I added some [code] tags for you, as...

If the source file is not too huge (for some undefined value of "too huge"), I might just send all the data (perhaps as a JSON object?) and let JavaScript handle the line-by-line display on the...

Not that anything in this thread so far seems to have anything to do with register_globals in PHP, mind you (which has been deprecated for years and is no longer available as of PHP 5.4.0).

Founder would normally be used in the context of founding a business, as opposed to creating a technology which that business uses. So if, say, you get serious about this business and form a LLC...

Probably the simplest and most portable solution is to wrap the button in a form tag that has as its action the URL you want to link to.


<form action="http://example.com/page"><!-- button stuff...

So, change the "align" attribute to a "style" attribute, and choose the desired styling (e.g. "text-align:left;", perhaps?).

Firstly, is file.exe on the linux server, and either in the search path or the same directory as where the PHP script is being run?

Secondly, does Linux have any way of knowing what type of file...

Pretty much anything you want to store and persist beyond a single user's session.

As a quick example, every post on this site is stored in a database, as well as info about every registered user....

It's more likely just an SQL error of some sort. I might try some debugging along these lines:


$result = $this->_conn->query($sqlSP);
if($result == false) {
...

I'm sure they use a database. Don't be deceived into thinking that using a database is some big resource hog. I think that (false) reputation comes from those who have created poor DB...

One way is to simply output the invoice as an HTML page, but include a "print" media type in that page's CSS style settings to tailor things for when it's sent to the printer (e.g. suppressing...

I'm guessing that many are in the same boat as I am: I have no idea what vTiger is. ;)

Have you tried their forum, yet?

If you choose to roll your own code, you'll probably want to look at the PHP IMAP/POP3 functions.

To really answer that, it probably depends on what your exact project will be: you should match your tool to your project, not the other way around.

Anyway, I have not used Zend, but my 2nd-hand...

PS: You'll be looking for a RESTful client in this case, not a server (or something that has both, from which you'll just need the client).

Just a short name and a longer name for the same thing. :)

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That's what strtotime() will do for you: you pass it a string representing a date-time -- it recognizes most common formats -- and it converts it to a UNIX timestamp integer in seconds.

If using...

I'm not seeing anything obviously fatal, so without access to the server logs and php error log, I really have no idea.

I do know, however, that I would not have written it that way, instead...

Easiest thing probably would be to look for a 3rd party PHP class or function for sending REST (or RESTFUL) requests.

If you want to write it yourself, you'll need to use different curl_setopt()...