How would one go about echoing a variable multiple times.. A way to understand this question better would be if I said:
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I have a php document repository application running on windows apache, this application will aes-encrypt any uploaded document with the following command:
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I would appreciate it if anyone willing to tell how to echoing /print. Below is the process of entering data into the database, before inserting it how can I echoing it to the table?
I\'ve written a PHP script that makes a request to a search engine, accesses the served results, extracts some details from the results and then prints them in a more useful form.
I have the following PHP (Version 5.3.0) code: $URL = \"http://www.example.com/\"; I开发者_运维问答F ($URL != \"\")
Simply put, I\'ve set a most basic text progress indicator in a Windows XP/Windows 7 batch file that writes just after a command line tool\'s output while it works, because it doesn\'t look like it do
Below is the code I am using within a while loop to display a number within a table row and it\'s amount divided by 200 right next to it (\'amount\').
Just to clarify: The issues \"echo vs print\" and \"double quotes vs single quotes\" are perfectly understood, this is about another thing: