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• Re: sample code online...with a few flaws.
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• Re: unusual OR syntax
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• Re: sample code online...with a few flaws.
  • From: Beauregard T. Shagnasty
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Richard Riley
• Re: print variable inside function
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: print variable inside function
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: sample code online...with a few flaws.
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Richard Riley
• Re: Paper sizes in FPDF
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• Paper sizes in FPDF
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• Re: PDO and associative arrays
  • From: Gordon
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Re: php and pdf
  • From: Richard
• Re: who use the memagent
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: print variable inside function
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: sample code online...with a few flaws.
  • From: Beauregard T. Shagnasty
• PDO and associative arrays
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• Re: print variable inside function
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• Stats comp.lang.php (last 7 days)
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• Re: sample code online...with a few flaws.
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• Re: php and pdf
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• Re: sample code online...with a few flaws.
  • From: Johannes Keßler
• sample code online...with a few flaws.
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• Re: variable in function second problem
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• Re: variable in function second problem
  • From: Johannes Keßler
• Re: print variable inside function
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• Re: print variable inside function
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• variable in function second problem
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• Re: print variable inside function
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• who use the memagent
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• Re: print variable inside function
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: print variable inside function
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• Re: print variable inside function
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: print variable inside function
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: php and pdf
  • From: Curtis Dyer
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Curtis Dyer
• Re: Simple XML impossible if nodes and child have values?
  • From: Nosferatum
• Re: Simple XML impossible if nodes and child have values?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: array problem how to increment number element
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: php and pdf
  • From: sheldonlg
• Re: print variable inside function
  • From: Richard Riley
• Re: Simple XML impossible if nodes and child have values?
  • From: Nosferatum
• Re: print variable inside function
  • From: richard
• Re: php and pdf
  • From: sheldonlg
• Re: print variable inside function
  • From: rf
• print variable inside function
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• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Richard Riley
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: php and pdf
  • From: Adrian Gruntkowski
• Re: php and pdf
  • From: Anita
• Re: php and pdf
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: J. Frank Parnell
• php and pdf
  • From: sheldonlg
• Re: What XSLT processor functions do I use on PHP Version 5 ?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: What XSLT processor functions do I use on PHP Version 5 ?
  • From: AaronNGray
• What XSLT processor functions do I use on PHP Version 5 ?
  • From: AaronNGray
• Re: XML, XSLT and processing document fragments
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: XML, XSLT and processing document fragments
  • From: AaronNGray
• Re: XML, XSLT and processing document fragments
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• XML, XSLT and processing document fragments
  • From: AaronNGray
• Re: array problem how to increment number element
  • From: Norman Peelman
• Re: Simple XML impossible if nodes and child have values?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Simple XML impossible if nodes and child have values?
  • From: Nosferatum
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Tim Streater
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Tim Streater
• Re: array problem how to increment number element
  • From: richard
• Re: array problem how to increment number element
  • From: richard
• Re: array problem how to increment number element
  • From: Greg Russell
• array problem how to increment number element
  • From: richard
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: buttons and "action"
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: Adressing node element when parsing xml with PHP and simple XML
  • From: Nosferatum
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: phpinfo disabled on F12 install
  • From: AaronNGray
• Re: Adressing node element when parsing xml with PHP and simple XML
  • From: Curtis Dyer
• phpinfo disabled on F12 install
  • From: AaronNGray
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Jussi Piitulainen
• Adressing node element when parsing xml with PHP and simple XML
  • From: Nosferatum
• Re: array goes in body or head?
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Tim Streater
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: unusual OR syntax
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• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: unusual OR syntax
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• Re: Sorting multidimensional array by two criteria
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• Re: getting value from buttons
  • From: richard
• Re: timestamp at start of filling out form and form completion
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: what's wrong with this array? Parse error
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: buttons and "action"
  • From: brkn
• Re: timestamp at start of filling out form and form completion
  • From: brkn
• Re: what's wrong with this array? Parse error
  • From: brkn
• Re: array goes in body or head?
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• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Malcolm Dew-Jones
• Re: getting value from buttons
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: getting value from buttons
  • From: Beauregard T. Shagnasty
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: getting value from buttons
  • From: Michael Fesser
• getting value from buttons
  • From: richard
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Tim Streater
• Re: Multipart/related via HTTP anyone?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: array goes in body or head?
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Re: array goes in body or head?
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Re: array goes in body or head?
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Richard Riley
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: two dimensional arrays
  • From: Richard
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Richard Riley
• Re: array goes in body or head?
  • From: richard
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Richard Riley
• Re: array goes in body or head?
  • From: Richard
• Re: array goes in body or head?
  • From: richard
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Peter H. Coffin
• Re: array goes in body or head?
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: Mailing list
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• two dimensional arrays
  • From: richard
• Re: Mailing list
  • From: Beauregard T. Shagnasty
• array goes in body or head?
  • From: richard
• Re: Multipart/related via HTTP anyone?
  • From: mlemos
• Re: Mailing list
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Richard Riley
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Tim Streater
• Multipart/related via HTTP anyone?
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Richard Riley
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Richard Riley
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: bill
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: PHP Lead Required
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Visit group http://groups.google.com/group/write-a-class
  • From: mahavir
• Re: binary freads
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: PHP Lead Required
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: PHP Lead Required
  • From: Johannes Keßler
• Re: what's wrong with this array? Parse error
  • From: Johannes Keßler
• Re: Need Sr. PHP Developer
  • From: "Álvaro G. Vicario"
• Re: Need Sr. PHP Developer
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: binary freads
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: PHP Lead Required
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: what's wrong with this array? Parse error
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: PHP Lead Required
  • From: Gordon
• Re: PHP Lead Required
  • From: rf
• PHP Lead Required
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• Re: Need Sr. PHP Developer
  • From: "Álvaro G. Vicario"
• Re: what's wrong with this array? Parse error
  • From: "Álvaro G. Vicario"
• Re: what's wrong with this array? Parse error
  • From: richard
• Re: what's wrong with this array? Parse error
  • From: Johannes Keßler
• what's wrong with this array? Parse error
  • From: richard
• Re: binary freads
  • From: Gordon Burditt
• Re: Need Sr. PHP Developer
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: Mailing list
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: binary freads
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Tim Streater
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: binary freads
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: binary freads
  • From: Gordon Burditt
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Curtis Dyer
• Writing and reading comments from a GIF file
  • From: Jarodium
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Michael Fesser
• binary freads
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• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Tim Streater
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: matt
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Richard Riley
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Need Sr. PHP Developer
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: Unexpected newline prepended to file
  • From: Peter H. Coffin
• Re: timestamp at start of filling out form and form completion
  • From: Peter H. Coffin
• Need Sr. PHP Developer
  • From: Muthu
• Re: timestamp at start of filling out form and form completion
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: unusual OR syntax
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: Unexpected newline prepended to file
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• Re: Unexpected newline prepended to file
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: Mailing list
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: receive xml
  • From: Adam Harvey
• unusual OR syntax
  • From: J. Frank Parnell
• Re: Why is shared host php GID and UID the same in my PHP Script?
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Re: Unexpected newline prepended to file
  • From: Peter H. Coffin
• Unexpected newline prepended to file
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Mailing list
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: Why is shared host php GID and UID the same in my PHP Script?
  • From: Peter H. Coffin
• Re: timestamp at start of filling out form and form completion
  • From: Peter H. Coffin
• Re: SQL Server in PHP 5.3
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: receive xml
  • From: FrobinRobin
• Re: receive xml
  • From: Dave
• Re: timestamp at start of filling out form and form completion
  • From: rf
• Re: timestamp at start of filling out form and form completion
  • From: Johannes Keßler
• Re: SQL Server in PHP 5.3
  • From: "Álvaro G. Vicario"
• timestamp at start of filling out form and form completion
  • From: Skygal
• Re: SQL Server in PHP 5.3
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: SQL Server in PHP 5.3
  • From: "Álvaro G. Vicario"
• Re: SQL Server in PHP 5.3
  • From: Johannes Keßler
• SQL Server in PHP 5.3
  • From: "Álvaro G. Vicario"
• Re: Why is shared host php GID and UID the same in my PHP Script?
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Re: Why is shared host php GID and UID the same in my PHP Script?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Why is shared host php GID and UID the same in my PHP Script?
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• Re: Securing PHP
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Re: Securing PHP
  • From: Gordon Burditt
• Re: Securing PHP
  • From: Gordon Burditt
• Re: Securing PHP
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Re: Securing PHP
  • From: Jim Carlock
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• Re: receive xml
  • From: Dave
• Re: receive xml
  • From: Dave
• Re: receive xml
  • From: Dave
• Re: buttons and "action"
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Re: buttons and "action"
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• buttons and "action"
  • From: richard
• Re: passing value from link tag
  • From: rf
• Re: passing value from link tag
  • From: Johannes Keßler
• Re: passing value from link tag
  • From: jbk
• Stats comp.lang.php (last 7 days)
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• Re: passing value from link tag
  • From: "Álvaro G. Vicario"
• Re: receive xml
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• Re: passing value from link tag
  • From: Henrik Carlqvist
• Re: receive xml
  • From: Branco
• Re: passing value from link tag
  • From: richard
• passing value from link tag
  • From: richard
• Re: receive xml
  • From: Adam Harvey
• Re: Securing PHP
  • From: Gordon Burditt
• Re: Securing PHP
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: receive xml
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: php in database entry...
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Securing PHP
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• Re: php in database entry...
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• Re: php in database entry...
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• Re: php in database entry...
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• Re: php in database entry...
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• Re: php in database entry...
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• Re: php in database entry...
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• Re: php in database entry...
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• Re: php in database entry...
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• Re: receive xml
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• Re: receive xml
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• Re: receive xml
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Reuse of __LINE__ when debugging
  • From: xmontero
• Re: receive xml
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• Re: Reuse of __LINE__ when debugging
  • From: Csaba Gabor
• Re: Reuse of __LINE__ when debugging
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• Re: Reuse of __LINE__ when debugging
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• Re: average triplicates
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• Re: average triplicates
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• Re: receive xml
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• Re: receive xml
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• Re: php in database entry...
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• Re: receive xml
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• average triplicates
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• Re: receive xml
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• Re: receive xml
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• php in database entry...
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• Re: Reuse of __LINE__ when debugging
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• Re: Reuse of __LINE__ when debugging
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• Re: Reuse of __LINE__ when debugging
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• Re: Reuse of __LINE__ when debugging
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• Re: receive xml
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• Re: receive xml
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: receive xml
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• Re: need to return a value from a complicated function
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• Reuse of __LINE__ when debugging
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• Re: receive xml
  • From: Dave
• Re: receive xml
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• Re: Nested regex matches
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• Re: receive xml
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• Re: receive xml
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• Re: Nested regex matches
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• Re: receive xml
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• Re: receive xml
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• Re: need to return a value from a complicated function
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• Re: Nested regex matches
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• Re: receive xml
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• Re: Nested regex matches
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• Re: receive xml
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• Re: receive xml
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• Re: receive xml
  • From: Dave
• Re: Nested regex matches
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• Re: receive xml
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• Nested regex matches
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• Re: receive xml
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• Re: var with only characters
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• Re: receive xml
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• Re: receive xml
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• receive xml
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• Re: ssl + redirect
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• Re: ssl + redirect
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• Re: need to return a value from a complicated function
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: ssl + redirect
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• Re: var with only characters
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• Re: need to return a value from a complicated function
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: ssl + redirect
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: var with only characters
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• Re: need to return a value from a complicated function
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• Re: ssl + redirect
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• Re: var with only characters
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: ssl + redirect
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• ssl + redirect
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• Re: Is it possible to have mutable-in-place (associative-)array objects in PHP?
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• Re: var with only characters
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• Re: var with only characters
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• Re: var with only characters
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: var with only characters
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• Re: var with only characters
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• Re: var with only characters
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: cant load data from fixture to database through doctrine:data-load
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• cant load data from fixture to database through doctrine:data-load
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• SELECT column1, column2, column3 - how can I easily access all values?
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• Re: var with only characters
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• Re: Multi Dimensional Array Question
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• Re: PHP Install and XP
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• Re: var with only characters
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• Re: PHP Install and XP
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• var with only characters
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• Re: PHP Install and XP
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• Re: PHP Install and XP
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• Multi Dimensional Array Question
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• Re: Securing files
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• Re: need to return a value from a complicated function
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• Re: need to return a value from a complicated function
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• Re: Sorting multidimensional array by two criteria
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• Re: Script mysteriously stops executing...
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• Re: Securing files
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• Re: emulate the browser print preview feature in php
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• Re: emulate the browser print preview feature in php
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• Re: Script mysteriously stops executing...
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• Re: Securing files
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• Re: Securing files
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• Re: need to return a value from a complicated function
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• Re: need to return a value from a complicated function
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• Re: Sorting multidimensional array by two criteria
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• emulate the browser print preview feature in php
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• Re: unicode character matching
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• Re: Securing files
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• Re: Securing files
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• need to return a value from a complicated function
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• Re: Securing files
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• Re: Securing files
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• Re: PHP Programmer for Monthly Rate
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• Re: Sorting multidimensional array by two criteria
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• Sorting multidimensional array by two criteria
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• Re: Script mysteriously stops executing...
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• Re: Script mysteriously stops executing...
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• Re: Script mysteriously stops executing...
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• Re: Redirect Back Button
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• Re: Script mysteriously stops executing...
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• Re: Securing files
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• Re: Script mysteriously stops executing...
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• Re: Check the user status on OpenLDAP
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• Re: Redirect Back Button
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• Re: Redirect Back Button
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• Re: unicode character matching
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• Re: Securing files
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• Re: unicode character matching
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• Re: unicode character matching
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• unicode character matching
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• Re: Is it possible to have mutable-in-place (associative-)array objects in PHP?
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• Re: PHP Install and XP
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• Re: Script mysteriously stops executing...
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• Re: PHP Install and XP
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• Re: Script mysteriously stops executing...
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• Re: Check the user status on OpenLDAP
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• Re: Is it possible to have mutable-in-place (associative-)array objects in PHP?
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• Check the user status on OpenLDAP
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• Stats comp.lang.php (last 7 days)
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• New tech competition
  • From: Dorr
• Re: PHP Install and XP
  • From: Curtis Dyer
• Re: PHP Install and XP
  • From: Beauregard T. Shagnasty
• Re: PHP Install and XP
  • From: Henrik Carlqvist
• PHP Install and XP
  • From: Steve Ray
• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: How to delete one element from associative array without damaging the rest?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: The87Boy
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  • From: syed altaf hussain
• Re: How to delete one element from associative array without damaging the rest?
  • From: Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: How to delete one element from associative array without damaging the rest?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: How to delete one element from associative array without damaging the rest?
  • From: Curtis Dyer
• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: Curtis Dyer
• Re: How to delete one element from associative array without damaging the rest?
  • From: Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: PHP Programmer for Monthly Rate
  • From: mlemos
• Re: Script mysteriously stops executing...
  • From: matt
• Re: How to delete one element from associative array without damaging the rest?
  • From: Gordon Burditt
• How to delete one element from associative array without damaging the rest?
  • From: Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: Script mysteriously stops executing...
  • From: D Fin***n
• Re: Script mysteriously stops executing...
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• PHP Programmer for Monthly Rate
  • From: SGTSolutions India
• Script mysteriously stops executing...
  • From: matt
• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: matt
• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: The87Boy
• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: The87Boy
• Re: Best way for setting PHP session timeout?
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Gordon
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Peter
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Processor-Dev1l
• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: Best way for setting PHP session timeout?
  • From: laredotornado@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: The87Boy
• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: The87Boy
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Peter H. Coffin
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Gordon
• Re: Best way for setting PHP session timeout?
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: Best way for setting PHP session timeout?
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Best way for setting PHP session timeout?
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: "Álvaro G. Vicario"
• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: The87Boy
• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: The87Boy
• Re: Best way for setting PHP session timeout?
  • From: Daniel Molina Wegener
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Gordon
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• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: "Álvaro G. Vicario"
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Peter
• Re: Best way for setting PHP session timeout?
  • From: "Álvaro G. Vicario"
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: rf
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• Re: Best way for setting PHP session timeout?
  • From: Gordon Burditt
• Best way for setting PHP session timeout?
  • From: laredotornado@xxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Securing files
  • From: Erwin Moller
• MySQL and PHP escaping, stripping and inserting
  • From: The87Boy
• Re: Securing files
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Securing files
  • From: Richard
• Re: Securing files
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: Securing files
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: pt
• Re: Securing files
  • From: matt
• Re: Securing files
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Securing files
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Securing files
  • From: Gordon
• Re: Securing files
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: Securing files
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: Securing files
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: Securing files
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: Securing files
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: Securing files
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: Securing files
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: Securing files
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: Securing files
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: Securing files
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Gordon
• simple_xml does not return attributes and cdata
  • From: ingohill
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: pt
• Re: Redirect Back Button
  • From: Peter H. Coffin
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Gordon
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Gordon
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: editing a mysql record using php and website ?
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Johannes Keßler
• Re: Is it possible to have mutable-in-place (associative-)array objects in PHP?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: Is it possible to have mutable-in-place (associative-)array objects in PHP?
  • From: Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Johannes Keßler
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Paul Herber
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: pt
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Johannes Keßler
• Re: Redirect Back Button
  • From: Gordon
• Re: Is it possible to have mutable-in-place (associative-)array objects in PHP?
  • From: Gordon
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Gordon
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: pt
• Re: remember me function
  • From: "Álvaro G. Vicario"
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: remember me function
  • From: Henrik Carlqvist
• PHP and Internet Explorer
  • From: pt
• Re: remember me function
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• remember me function
  • From: Risend
• Re: Is it possible to have mutable-in-place (associative-)array objects in PHP?
  • From: Curtis Dyer
• Re: reflection in init() functions
  • From: crimaniak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: reflection in init() functions
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: Redirect Back Button
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Re: utf-8 data
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Re: reflection in init() functions
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Re: reflection in init() functions
  • From: Richard
• Re: reflection in init() functions
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: reflection in init() functions
  • From: whileone
• Re: editing a mysql record using php and website ?
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: reflection in init() functions
  • From: whileone
• Re: reflection in init() functions
  • From: whileone
• Re: reflection in init() functions
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: reflection in init() functions
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Richard
• Re: reflection in init() functions
  • From: whileone
• Re: reflection in init() functions
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: reflection in init() functions
  • From: whileone
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: editing a mysql record using php and website ?
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: David Pyles
• editing a mysql record using php and website ?
  • From: PAkerly
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: David Pyles
• reflection in init() functions
  • From: whileone
• Re: utf-8 data
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: utf-8 data
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: utf-8 data
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: Redirect Back Button
  • From: Satyakaran
• Re: utf-8 data
  • From: Satyakaran
• Re: utf-8 data
  • From: Satyakaran
• Re: utf-8 data
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: Is it possible to have mutable-in-place (associative-)array objects in PHP?
  • From: Gordon
• Re: utf-8 data
  • From: Gordon
• Re: utf-8 data
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: A question about header()?
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: Is it possible to have mutable-in-place (associative-)array objects in PHP?
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: utf-8 data
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: utf-8 data
  • From: Erwin Moller
• Re: utf-8 data
  • From: Willem Bogaerts
• Re: utf-8 data
  • From: "Álvaro G. Vicario"
• Stats comp.lang.php (last 7 days)
  • From: me
• Re: Redirect Back Button
  • From: Willem Bogaerts
• utf-8 data
  • From: Question Boy
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: David Pyles
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: problem sending email with PHPMailer
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: problem sending email with PHPMailer
  • From: Jivanmukta
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: Redirect Back Button
  • From: Peter H. Coffin
• Re: Is it possible to have mutable-in-place (associative-)array objects in PHP?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Command line scripting broken since version 5.2.10 of php
  • From: Henrik Carlqvist
• Re: Redirect Back Button
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Is it possible to have mutable-in-place (associative-)array objects in PHP?
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Re: Is it possible to have mutable-in-place (associative-)array objects in PHP?
  • From: Tim Roberts
• Re: Will PHP6 allow for dynamic Class Constants?
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Redirect Back Button
  • From: The Magnet
• Re: variable number of args
  • From: Michael Fesser
• Command line scripting broken since version 5.2.10 of php
  • From: Henrik Carlqvist
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: phpCodeHead
• Re: Yahoo Web hosting doesn't allow php classes?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Yahoo Web hosting doesn't allow php classes?
  • From: Leoa
• Re: problem sending email with PHPMailer
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Yahoo Web hosting doesn't allow php classes?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Yahoo Web hosting doesn't allow php classes?
  • From: Beauregard T. Shagnasty
• Re: Yahoo Web hosting doesn't allow php classes?
  • From: Leoa
• Re: Yahoo Web hosting doesn't allow php classes?
  • From: Leoa
• Re: Yahoo Web hosting doesn't allow php classes?
  • From: Leoa
• Re: Yahoo Web hosting doesn't allow php classes?
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Yahoo Web hosting doesn't allow php classes?
  • From: Leoa
• Re: problem sending email with PHPMailer
  • From: Jivanmukta
• Re: problem sending email with PHPMailer
  • From: Jivanmukta
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Is it possible to have mutable-in-place (associative-)array objects in PHP?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: A question about header()?
  • From: Dikkie Dik
• Is it possible to have mutable-in-place (associative-)array objects in PHP?
  • From: Robert Maas, http://tinyurl.com/uh3t
• Re: problem sending email with PHPMailer
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• problem sending email with PHPMailer
  • From: Jivanmukta
• A question about header()?
  • From: John Kopf
• Re: A regex using word boundaries (\b) is driving me nuts ... any takers?
  • From: Curtis Dyer
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Gordon Burditt
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: how to make a filter function-filter out items in array?
  • From: J. Frank Parnell
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Doug Miller
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Doug Miller
• Re: Programmatic approach to string construction
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Doug Miller
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Programmatic approach to string construction
  • From: crimaniak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Anyone Have Experience with IPV6, Apache, and PHP
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Doug Miller
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Mark Livingstone
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: Anyone Have Experience with IPV6, Apache, and PHP
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: Anyone Have Experience with IPV6, Apache, and PHP
  • From: "Álvaro G. Vicario"
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• Re: Anyone Have Experience with IPV6, Apache, and PHP
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: Programmatic approach to string construction
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: Programmatic approach to string construction
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: Anyone Have Experience with IPV6, Apache, and PHP
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: Anyone Have Experience with IPV6, Apache, and PHP
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: Programmatic approach to string construction
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: Programmatic approach to string construction
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: Programmatic approach to string construction
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: Programmatic approach to string construction
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: Programmatic approach to string construction
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Technique to address sockets stored in an array
  • From: Danny Wilkerson
• Re: Programmatic approach to string construction
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: Programmatic approach to string construction
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Programmatic approach to string construction
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: Programmatic approach to string construction
  • From: Roger
• Re: problem with script
  • From: Danny Wilkerson
• Re: variable number of args
  • From: Danny Wilkerson
• Re: Using an external file
  • From: Danny Wilkerson
• Re: Anyone Have Experience with IPV6, Apache, and PHP
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: Anyone Have Experience with IPV6, Apache, and PHP
  • From: C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/)
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: Danny Wilkerson
• Re: variable number of args
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: A regex using word boundaries (\b) is driving me nuts ... any takers?
  • From: "Álvaro G. Vicario"
• Re: Programmatic approach to string construction
  • From: "Álvaro G. Vicario"
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Geoff Berrow
• A regex using word boundaries (\b) is driving me nuts ... any takers?
  • From: Jo Jo S
• Re: Anyone Have Experience with IPV6, Apache, and PHP
  • From: Curtis Dyer
• Re: variable number of args
  • From: Curtis Dyer
• Re: Using an external file
  • From: Curtis Dyer
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Gordon Burditt
• Programmatic approach to string construction
  • From: Scott Johnson
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Peter H. Coffin
• Re: Anyone Have Experience with IPV6, Apache, and PHP
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Mark Livingstone
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Doug Miller
• Re: Anyone Have Experience with IPV6, Apache, and PHP
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Doug Miller
• Re: Anyone Have Experience with IPV6, Apache, and PHP
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: Anyone Have Experience with IPV6, Apache, and PHP
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Mark Livingstone
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Doug Miller
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Mark Livingstone
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Anyone Have Experience with IPV6, Apache, and PHP
  • From: Datesfat Chicks
• Re: "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• "10.98" from MySQL shows up as "10.9799995422" in PHP - why?
  • From: Mark Livingstone
• Re: question about smarty
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• question about smarty
  • From: Sudhakar
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: Peter H. Coffin
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're
  • From: Malcolm Dew-Jones
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: Peter H. Coffin
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're
  • From: John O. Kopf
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're
  • From: Malcolm Dew-Jones
• Re: variable number of args
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: variable number of args
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: bill
• variable number of args
  • From: bill
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: rf
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: rf
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: rf
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: The Natural Philosopher
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: richard
• Re: Using an external file
  • From: rf
• Using an external file
  • From: richard
• Re: how to make a filter function-filter out items in array?
  • From: crimaniak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: problem with script
  • From: Doug Miller
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're arguments can they?
  • From: John O. Kopf
• Re: php-5.2.11 / apache2: libphp5.so: undefined symbol _emalloc
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: how to make a filter function-filter out items in array?
  • From: Jerry Stuckle
• Re: Functions can't access strings defined outside unless they're
  • From: Malcolm Dew-Jones
• how to make a filter function-filter out items in array?
  • From: J. Frank Parnell
• Re: php-5.2.11 / apache2: libphp5.so: undefined symbol _emalloc
  • From: Greg Russell
• Re: php-5.2.11 / apache2: libphp5.so: undefined symbol _emalloc
  • From: dk
• Re: php-5.2.11 / apache2: libphp5.so: undefined symbol _emalloc
  • From: dk
• Re: Will PHP6 allow for dynamic Class Constants?
  • From: Captain Paralytic
• Re: Will PHP6 allow for dynamic Class Constants?
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