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Consider a scenario that a file is requested and you have to display content of the requested file in the browser. Look at the following code example: <?php // File Name: print_file_contents.php $file = $_GET['filename']; //get the file name from query string print file_get_contents($file); //print the contents of the file ?> If you have worked with PHP [...]
Read On...July 6, 2007
PHP 4 has served the web developer community for seven years now, and served it well. However, it also shows its age. Most of PHP 4’s shortcomings have been addressed by PHP 5, released three years ago, but the transition from PHP 4 to PHP 5 has been slow for a number of reasons.Powered by ScribeFire.
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August 28, 2008
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