Hi List!
As you know there are some problems with the "header" function with such a config. and then phpMyAdmin fails to refresh its frames.
I've begun to check some fixes but can try them since I don't use this configuration (Apache 2+ & PHP 4.2.?). It would be nice if someone run the tests I've put at this url:
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=179972
Thanks, Loïc
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On Wed, 22 May 2002, Lo�c wrote:
I've begun to check some fixes but can try them since I don't use this configuration (Apache 2+ & PHP 4.2.?). It would be nice if someone run the tests I've put at this url:
Due to the nature of how I find the DB-Config code will need to work, I am presently trying to get an Apache2+ & PHP 4.2.? box running myself, as my old Apache/1.3.22 & PHP 4.1.0 really doesn't work to well with some of it.
The main thing I have found for use is XPath & XSLT, for which I've been using a standalone PHP class, just like the FPDF stuff, but it does not work correctly under the older versions of PHP, due to bugs in their OO systems. At the end of the DB-Config, we will be able to use XML based configuration files as well, so that will be a handy advantage. I found that the serialize solution I was going to use originally had a few major drawbacks when it came to extensibility, and handling the code later on.
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Lo�c -
Robin Johnson