Re: the newest dlls?

Thanks to Daniel and others, I'm able to use tools that I could not generate myself because I'm lacking skills. A golden rule for Freeware users: Polite requests will go a long way in getting high quality answers from those who know. Polite requests also tells the Freeware - authors/developers/compilers where the greatest need is. I had a number of instances where a "special patch" was released for a need I indicated. Up to now, the support I got from the Freeware packages was far better than I got from MS. Thanks to all making my life better! Nico PS: I would not mind a dll for the dBase functions :-)) > > sometimes I'm bored to ask this question! > > you must see from another point, some people are bored to answer this > question > > > Everytime a new version of php4 apears, I'm wondering what function > this > > time > > will fail and take hours of my lifetime. > > you are using a dev version, and it's a know issue that development > version are *never* that stable as release versions. so if you want a > stableversion go ahed and use the release (4.0.2 will be out soon) > > > An example: the gd.dll works, but function imagettftext(..) give > mirrowed > > output (in position and each character) to the screen. (the same > script > > works perfectly online on php3 and gd 1.6.2) > > this is a *know* issue. i already saw that on the german mailinglist. > http://infosoc.uni-koeln.de/pipermail/php/1999-May/001018.html > since > you're german (you know i don't have forgotten it) i know you'll > understand. i'll see what could went wrong. > > > or: ftp_connect() has no timeout (which it had have in older > > versions) > it > > does not even > > take any notice of max_execution_time in php.ini or the 'timeout' in > Apache. > > If I make the connection to the web after the script starts it > > doesn't return from it's journey thru univers. > > maybe you wanted to submit a bugreport that this issue could be > fixed?.. > > > Well, I can't help thinking, that anyone is interested in my > > sorrows, > but it > > could be possible that my source for the dll's is not the best? > > well go ahead and found another one. > you dont *have* to use *our* modules. if you can do it better... > youll have to accept that the windows builds aren't that supported by > the dev's. > > > thanks for helping :-)) > > we have now 22 extensions, and it's likley that there will be more... > now comapre which dll's are working and which not... btw it still > takes some time to do this, and we don't receive anything for that > it's free service. > > greetings > daniel > > /*-- > daniel beulshausen - daniel@php4win.de > using php on windows? http://www.php4win.de > > > -- > PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, e-mail: php-windows-unsubscribe@lists.php.net > For additional commands, e-mail: php-windows-help@lists.php.net > To contact the list administrators, e-mail: > php-list-admin@lists.php.net >