Anyterm provides a web-based SSH interface that would allow you to, for example, access your internal system using SSH via a web page. Configuration is straightforward, but will require compiling the Anyterm source. In order to download the source, you’ll need Subversion. Download Anyterm (http://anyterm.org/download.html) into a directory called anyterm …
Are you getting the following error in PHP from the PHP SQLSRV driver? Executing SQL directly; no cursor This apparently is just a warning, so before you connect to your server, issue this command: sqlsrv_configure(“WarningsReturnAsErrors”, 0); Oh, and guess what? sqlsrv_num_rows() worked for me to boot! Weird. See stackoverflow.com
UPDATE 11-13-2013: If you want to trigger the debugger on your IDE from another application other than a browser, you can use an application such as Fiddler and then add the following header to your request. If you already have a cookie, just append the below string with a semi-colon …
Looking for the PHP 5.4 MSSQL Driver file (php_dblib.dll)? You can find it here. See docs.moodle.org.
Use PHP’s LDAP support. After installing it for your particular environment (I had PHP in a Linux environment), you can use the following function to verify AD access. In my case, I just wanted to ensure the user’s login was valid in AD and controlled ACL via the application database. …
I recently had an issue sending the right headers to let IE8 know to go ahead and download a file, in this case a PDF. If you’re running into the same issue, make sure you send the following headers, at a minimum: Pragma: public Expires: 0 Cache-Control: private And then …
For a particular project, there was a need to embed some sort of barcode in a few business forms (sales order, invoice, etc), which are generated by SSRS (Microsoft’s reporting server). I decided to standardize on QR code because of the quick readability on smart phones, which will eventually be …
I use cron a lot in conjunction with PHP to manage my jobs on the server. So, as many PHP programmers know, the lynx text-based browser is an invaluable tool. You may encounter a situation where you’ll need to feed data from one PHP file to another via GET or …
I had a need to add a login button on the top right side of my menu system in WordPress: Seemed easy enough, just go to Appearance | Menus from your Dashboard and add a Custom Link that points to https://www.dforge.net/wp-login.php. Then play around with the CSS for that element …