Recent content by frosty7700

Yeah, I sort of figured that. Found one report that contained figures but it'd cost $2500 for a peek. Sheesh. Thanks for the site though! I'm gonna bookmark that.

I've been tasked with finding usage percentage data of the various non-web based readers, e.g. Eudora, Outlook, Lotus, etc. This has been surprisingly difficult to come by. Does anyone know of a good source for this sort of information? Even business market share data would suffice if...

LOL...Google got me a whole bunch of stuff about what I already know. Google is great when you need to do something common. This ain't. I come here when Google has failed me because usually human beings can answer questions more relevantly than search engines. But anyways...it's apparent...

I've seen the Yamaha site...but that only lets one "rotate" by selecting various points of a static Flash movie...I don't think it would be possible to rotate dynamically on more than one axis using that technique. I need some way to be able to rotate an object on multiple axis.

I know QuicktimeVR is useful for creating "being there" effects for photographic images. However, is it possible to utilize it to manipulate the view of an object from the outside? I.E. rotate it, etc. If not, does anyone know of a good tool to use to achieve this in a web-based...

Can someone tell me the extent of Visio 2000 Enterprises DB support? I can't find much on it at Microsoft...they seem to have abondoned the product. Can it generate SQL-based DDL-scripts from a diagram with which to create tables within an actual database? Thanks in advance.

Got it. is_dir($path . "/" . $file)

Ugh...nevermind...I'm dumb. If there's no period, obviously it'll see it as a directory based on that command. SO...is there any other way to test it to see if it's a file or not? This way is way too flakey.

I have a PHP script for uploading and listing files in a Linux filesystem. When listing, I use the following condition: if eregi("\.",$file) == false ...to determine if an item is a subdirectory or a file. If it is false, it's a subdirectory. PROBLEM: When I upload a file with no...

I'm using PHP 4.3.1 on RedHat 8 with Apache 1.3.27. Anyways, I think I figured it out. I found the "upload_max_filesize" variable in PHP.INI. Never knew it existed. *stomps on PHP Development textbook* That'll teach it.

I've got a script that uploads to a Linux server. It usually works perfectly...with small files. But when I try to upload something large (more than 1 meg or so) it dies on me...no timeout or anything...it just acts as if nothing happened. It will act like it's uploading for a few seconds...

Can someone give me a high-level across-the-board idea of the implications of using Oracle 9ias with Oracle 7? Is it possible? I think I saw somewhere that Oracle9ias Portal won't work with it, but I sort of figured that already.

Weird. FTP works fine from the command line. Just nowhere else (using KDE).

I'm having problems FTPing on my Linux system (Red Hat 7). It says that the file I'm requesting does not exist, and creates a 0KB empty file on my machine with the name of the would-be file. This occurs with every FTP program I've tried, including just using the system browser. The system I'm...

>>What the heck does that mean? you missed that question, i don't understand the statement.<< It was poorly worded, to say the least. I couldn't figure a way to make my JavaScript code modify the values contained in the form elements of the rows I'm dragging. The means of pulling off the...