Re: database(PHP) - Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP Discussion Boards

Fixed ip Address

anishkannan13-Feb-09 18:26

anishkannan

13-Feb-09 18:26

Anybody help me

I want to Set Fixed ip in Linux machine.

Thanks

Re: Fixed ip Address

Curtis Schlak.27-Feb-09 12:53

Curtis Schlak.

27-Feb-09 12:53

How about like this? I want to Set Fixed ip in Linux machine[^]

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-deKorvin on uncertainty

Re: Fixed ip Address

JasonPSage27-Feb-09 12:55

JasonPSage

27-Feb-09 12:55

Bad QUESTION! But I won't flag it LOL

Why?

What version of Linux? I mean they are all different - for the easy GUI method - we need to know. Typically ALL LINUX has config files in the /etc file - and a google will help ya here...

But most of the GUI Linux have some sort of networking tool that let's you select your network settings similiar to windows...

when you install linux it asks you usually how you want to configure your NIC cards.

For Linux - you really need to exercise the old Web Search Skills.

--Jason

Know way to many languages... master of none!

Re: Fixed ip Address

bcoide28-Feb-09 0:24

bcoide

28-Feb-09 0:24

If you are using Ubuntu just use this.
Using static ip on Ubuntu[^]

database(PHP)

JAYRAJ GIRI13-Feb-09 1:56

JAYRAJ GIRI

13-Feb-09 1:56

connectivity in PHP from database mysql

and programming code with ADD,UPDATE,DELETE Rose | [Rose]

Re: database(PHP)

Kristian Sixhøj13-Feb-09 14:15

Kristian Sixhøj

13-Feb-09 14:15

MySQL Functions[^]

Kristian Sixhoej
"You can always become better." - Tiger Woods

Re: database(PHP)

Smithers-Jones15-Feb-09 8:53

Smithers-Jones

15-Feb-09 8:53

Don't throw catchwords! If you have a specific problem, verbalize a question! If you don't even put enough time into it, do not expect others to give an answer!
There are enough examples on the web on how to connect to a mysql-db in php. Just google for it.

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Re: database(PHP)

tech60319-Mar-09 18:31

tech603

19-Mar-09 18:31

You may want to check out these tutorials, it seems like your just starting out an this link should help you. Follow these tutorials, an if you get stuck post your problems.

Hhttp://www.w3schools.com/PHP/php_mysql_insert.asp[^]

Hope this helps.

Matthew Vass
QA Analyst
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eCommerce in php

Krishna Varadharajan8-Feb-09 18:47

Krishna Varadharajan

8-Feb-09 18:47

HI i need complete code, layout with discription for online shopping in php.

krishna

Re: eCommerce in php

EliottA9-Feb-09 2:22

EliottA

9-Feb-09 2:22

check out osCommerce[^] or Joomla[^], both are open source and free. You will have to customize it yourself, or purchase a template and cop out. No one will code anything for you here, you must have meant to type this link[^] instead of codeprojects'.

Check out the CodeProject forum Guidelines[^]

Making PHP run every 10 min or so

LazyDragonfist8-Feb-09 5:49

LazyDragonfist

8-Feb-09 5:49

Hi every One,
I want my php script run every 10 min.I am in a shared
web hosting so i dont have permissions for config file.
i have only php and MYSQL.How can i do this.
I tried to search in web for the solutions but found answer no where.
Is it possible to run php with limited permission.
Please Guide my through this.

Re: Making PHP run every 10 min or so [modified]

Luc Pattyn8-Feb-09 7:56

Luc Pattyn

8-Feb-09 7:56

Hi,

IIRC there is a CRON service for periodic activities; check whether your provider offers CRON.
I do not know any details, I am sure Google does.

[EDIT] It is CRON, not TRON [/EDIT]

Smile | :)

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modified on Monday, February 9, 2009 9:34 AM

Re: Making PHP run every 10 min or so [modified]

LazyDragonfist22-Feb-09 18:11

LazyDragonfist

22-Feb-09 18:11

Hi,
I dont know whether my server has CRON or not
my server is a shared one.With limited futures.
So how do I know whether my server has corn service or not.
And what if i dont have CRON in my server.

Regards,
Pavan.

modified on Monday, February 23, 2009 12:21 AM

Re: Making PHP run every 10 min or so

EliottA23-Feb-09 3:09

EliottA

23-Feb-09 3:09

LazyDragonfist wrote:
So how do I know whether my server has corn service or not.

Check the field in your backyard... if the stalk is greater then 4 feet it's harvestin' time.

LazyDragonfist wrote:
And what if i dont have CRON in my server.

Check with your host.

Check out the CodeProject forum Guidelines[^]

Re: Making PHP run every 10 min or so

Marc Firth4-Mar-09 1:36

Marc Firth

4-Mar-09 1:36

An alternative is to have the page auto refresh every ten mins.

Google "meta tag refresh" or "php header refresh"

The only downside is that you need a browser page constantly open for it to work.

Neonlight

Re: Making PHP run every 10 min or so

LazyDragonfist6-Mar-09 1:37

LazyDragonfist

6-Mar-09 1:37

But i want the PHP code run even the client turn off the pc.
i.e; Client just call the php page once and php should run every
10 mins even if the client pc is off.
Please help me through this.

Re: Making PHP run every 10 min or so

Marc Firth6-Mar-09 1:48

Marc Firth

6-Mar-09 1:48

Then use cron - ask your provider if your not sure if they support it - AFAIK both windows n linux servers usually support it

Neonlight

Lightnote CMS, what do you think?

Monin D.7-Feb-09 3:57

Monin D.

7-Feb-09 3:57

Hello,

What is your opinion about this CMS? And what features do you think must have a perfect CMS?

My goal was to create a CMS with a simple user interface on one side and wide spector of possibilities on another. And to provide delevoper with clean and expendable class architecture, unlimitied layout freedom and easy way to extend.

I would very appreciate if you write me some feedback here Smile | :)

Link: http://lightnote.net[^]

Demo: http://demo.lightnote.net/cms/[^]
Login: demo
Password: demo

Re: Lightnote CMS, what do you think?

alex.barylski16-Feb-09 17:01

alex.barylski

16-Feb-09 17:01

Looks very simple...I'll take a peak for sure.

Do your extensions support implementing things like dynami menus, breadcrumbs, sitemaps, etc:?

Re: Lightnote CMS, what do you think?

Monin D.17-Feb-09 8:51

Monin D.

17-Feb-09 8:51

Yes, of course! There are some built-in extensions for dynamic menus, breadcrumbs and for sitemap.xml (for google).
Currently there is no extension for sitemaps in front-end, because CMS is relatively new and it's not much extensions at all. But it's very easy to write them. You can ask me here or through contact form on lightnote.net and I can help you to quick start.

zend framework

rose1965-Feb-09 20:34

rose196

5-Feb-09 20:34

Hi,

Can u give me the sample project on zend framework

Thank u

EliottA6-Feb-09 2:47

6-Feb-09 2:47

SHINOJK4-Feb-09 4:46

4-Feb-09 4:46

I am creating online and offline users in my site.how to do it.how to know they are logged in or out when they close browser without logout.if any one know solution plz help.Thanks in advance.

modified on Wednesday, February 4, 2009 1:12 PM

Re: php help

Mohammad Dayyan11-Feb-09 5:21

Mohammad Dayyan

11-Feb-09 5:21

You can identify online users with their sessions.
http://ir.php.net/session[^]
By the way , what do you mean by offline users Confused | :confused:

Re: php help

Marc Firth4-Mar-09 1:47

Marc Firth

4-Mar-09 1:47

Using sessions: You could store a variable for each user in the database that stores the time they were last active. It's easiest to use unix time for this (number of seconds since 1974 or something).

The include a file on every page that checks to see:

PHP (Pseudo code):

//if the last time they access a page is longer than 5 mins (60x5 = 300)
if ($timenow - $lastactive > 300){
//user is logged out. 
//you could have a field isLoggedIn in database and set it to false
//redirect to login page
header("Location: loginpage.php");
} else {
//update database lastactive = $timenow for this user
//etc
...
}

Then to check to see how many users are online just see how many users have isLoggedIn set to true or ($timenow - $lastactive < 300)

Neonlight

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