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CodeIgniter from Scratch: File Operations
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12 Mar 2010In today’s episode, we are going to be working with several helper functions, related to files, directories, and downloads. We are going to learn how to read, write, download files, and retrieve information about both files and directories. Also at the end we will build a small file browser that utilizes jQuery as well.
Catch Up
- Day 1: Getting Started With the Framework
- Day 2: Database Selecting Methods
- Day 3: Sending Emails
- Day 4: Newsletter Signup
- Day 5: CRUD
- Day 6: Login
- Day 7: Pagination
- Day 8: AJAX
- Day 9: File Uploading and Image Manipulation
- Day 10: The Calendar Library
- Day 11: File and Directory Operations
Day 11: File Operations
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4 Responses to CodeIgniter from Scratch: File Operations
Kelruze
March 17th, 2010 at 11:13 am
The DN appears to be fine and your error says its on line 14 so that is where I would look. What exactly is your end goal using LDAP with PHP? I can't tell what is wrong with it either but I can tell you how to preform a AD dump of and OU into a CSV file and get all the user names and emails from it if you are just looking for a simple query. If I am mistaken by what you want it to do please let me know, you can also email me.
ynot
May 11th, 2010 at 2:38 am
Hypocritical indignation.
That is what Liberals are best at.
Lucky B
May 21st, 2010 at 4:16 am
#2
(5x + 5)/x = ((5*4) + 5)/4 = 25/4
= 6.25
Look at #3.
The base price is 1.9. It cannot be 1.45.
Is this the problem?
(1.9x + 900)/x
Then the answer is 2.35
I would be way off if I tried to help you with the rest. When calculators first came out, our professor said that if we did not have a general idea of what the answer should be, we would never know when that magic box had the wrong button pushed or in the wrong sequence.
Racer
May 30th, 2010 at 5:25 am
Oh! surly, very simple.
Solution-1 The server required the network connection. I am sure that your cable have been unpluged or you have not installed the driver of NIC. Make sure that you have properly installed its driver and the network cable is properly pluged. After you plug/install driver restart the computer and run DCPROMO
Solution-2 If you have no network, install 02 network cards (give them the same catagory of IP address eg. 192.168.0.1 and 192.168.0.2) and connect them with cross cable after this you can run DCPROMO
Solution-3 If you have no network, install Microsoft loopback network adoptor. Its a virtual NIC and follow the solution-2
have a nice day