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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting lame php question Post 302086248 by Hitori on Wednesday 23rd of August 2006 07:41:38 AM
Old 08-23-2006
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Originally Posted by rayne
No, I mean this: I have index.php, some variables in it, and a URL to another page, say index2.php. When user clicks index2.php, previous variables no longer exists, right?
Right

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Originally Posted by rayne
I mean a PHP class that handles all SQL stuff. Has functions such as connect(), close(), fetchrow(), etc.
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php-config(1)							Scripting Language						     php-config(1)

NAME
php-config - get information about PHP configuration and compile options SYNOPSIS
php-config [options] DESCRIPTION
php-config is a simple shell script for obtaining information about installed PHP configuration. OPTIONS
--prefix Directory prefix where PHP is installed, e.g. /usr/local --includes List of -I options with all include files --ldflags LD Flags which PHP was compiled with --libs Extra libraries which PHP was compiled with --man-dir The directory prefix where the manpages is installed --extension-dir Directory where extensions are searched by default --include-dir Directory prefix where header files are installed by default --php-binary Full path to php CLI or CGI binary --php-sapis Show all SAPI modules available --configure-options Configure options to recreate configuration of current PHP installation --version PHP version --vernum PHP version as integer SEE ALSO
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