Re: Support for PDF Forms ready, but....
| From: | Christine Burke | Date: | Thu, 01 Jan 1970 00:00:00 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Support for PDF Forms ready, but.... | ||
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Uwe, what is the status of this stuff? Sorry for the delay. I'm just
going back to check a bunch of mail that arrived while I was out of town.
> 1. Problem
> PHP3 doesn't recognize the content type, so I made it aware of it.
Ok
> 2. Problem
> The fdf format cannot be processed by PHP3. Making HTTP_POST_VARS
> from it doesn't work, so I introduced a new variable name
> HTTP_POST_DATA which contains the unprocessed post data.
A number of people have asked for a way to access the raw post data. I
was going to do this in 3.1, but if you need it now for PDF, let's get it
done now.
> One of them is:
> The FDF Tookit requires on Unix systems to call FDFInitialize() and
> FDFFinalize() before and after any other functions from the toolkit
> can be called. Are the functions which are called when the module is loaded
> and unloaded the proper place to do that?
Yes, there are both per-httpd and per-request init and shutdown functions.
They are defined in th php3_module_entry struct. Have a look at something
like functions/mysql.c. The MySQL module has all of these except a
per-request shutdown function.
-Rasmus
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