chfeedback.php 2.0

[dothvader]

Can someone help me? What is chfeedback.php 2.0 and how does it
relate to a server running php.

Is there a script to run to find out what version of php is running?

thanks

[Rik]

On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 20:51:32 +0200, dothvader <ma**@trekwest.comwrote:

Can someone help me? What is chfeedback.php 2.0 and how does it
relate to a server running php.

There are things called search engines, google supplies me with this
information:
http://www.thesitewizard.com/wizards/feedbackform.shtml

Is there a script to run to find out what version of php is running?

RTFM:
echo phpversion();
--
Rik Wasmus

[dothvader]

Although your info on echo phpversion(); was useful your other blather
was a complete waste of time. No duh! Is there really a thing called a
search engine? What is Google??

Now if some informed person could help me, I will pose the question a
little differently.

I have been looking at some php forms and a variety of them use
chfeedback.php x.x especially some build on the fly wizards. Does
this need to be installed on the server? Does php have modules that
will allow you to do certain things?
On Jul 26, 1:05 pm, Rik <[e-mail]:

On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 20:51:32 +0200, dothvader <[e-mail]:

Can someone help me? What is chfeedback.php 2.0 and how does it
relate to a server running php.

There are things called search engines, google supplies me with this
information:http://www.thesitewizard.com/wizards/feedbackform.shtml

Is there a script to run to find out what version of php is running?

RTFM:
echo phpversion();
--
Rik Wasmus

[Rik]

Please don't toppost.

On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 05:34:55 +0200, dothvader <ma**@trekwest.comwrote:

On Jul 26, 1:05 pm, Rik <[e-mail]:

>On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 20:51:32 +0200, dothvader <[e-mail]:

Can someone help me? What is chfeedback.php 2.0 and how does it
relate to a server running php.

There are things called search engines, google supplies me with this
information:http://www.thesitewizard.com/wizards/feedbackform.shtml

Is there a script to run to find out what version of php is running?

RTFM:
echo phpversion();

Don't quote signatures.

Although your info on echo phpversion(); was useful your other blather
was a complete waste of time. No duh! Is there really a thing called a
search engine? What is Google??

Now if some informed person could help me, I will pose the question a
little differently.

Ok, I'll answer the literal questions.

I have been looking at some php forms and a variety of them use
chfeedback.php x.x especially some build on the fly wizards. Does
this need to be installed on the server?

No.

Does php have modules that
will allow you to do certain things?

Yes, the main ones are in PECL & PEAR.
--
Rik Wasmus

[Rami Elomaa]

"dothvader" <ma**@trekwest.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@l70g2000hse.googlegr oups.com...

Although your info on echo phpversion(); was useful your other blather
was a complete waste of time. No duh! Is there really a thing called a
search engine? What is Google??

If you ask a simple question like "what is xyz", you will most certainly get
redirected to Google. Ask a stupid question, you'll get a stupid answer. If
you want a descent answer, you should put some time and effort into writing
a more specific question like you did now:

I have been looking at some php forms and a variety of them use
chfeedback.php x.x especially some build on the fly wizards. Does
this need to be installed on the server?

If a script uses another script, then yes, the script must exist on the
server. You don't "install" php scripts, you just save a copy of the script
on the disk and that's it.

Does php have modules that will allow you to do certain things?

Really really not sure what the hell you're asking, so I'll magic 8-ball
this:
"My sources say no." There you have it. Which brings us back to writing
better questions.

--
Ra*********@gmail.com

"Good tea. Nice house." -- Worf

[dothvader]

On Jul 27, 1:00 am, "Rami Elomaa" <[e-mail]:

"dothvader" <[e-mail] in message

news:11**********************@l70g2000hse.googlegr oups.com...

Although your info on echo phpversion(); was useful your other blather
was a complete waste of time. No duh! Is there really a thing called a
search engine? What is Google??

If you ask a simple question like "what is xyz", you will most certainly get
redirected to Google. Ask a stupid question, you'll get a stupid answer. If
you want a descent answer, you should put some time and effort into writing
a more specific question like you did now:

I have been looking at some php forms and a variety of them use
chfeedback.php x.x especially some build on the fly wizards. Does
this need to be installed on the server?

If a script uses another script, then yes, the script must exist on the
server. You don't "install" php scripts, you just save a copy of the script
on the disk and that's it.

Does php have modules that will allow you to do certain things?

Really really not sure what the hell you're asking, so I'll magic 8-ball
this:
"My sources say no." There you have it. Which brings us back to writing
better questions.

--
[e-mail]

"Good tea. Nice house." -- Worf

Wow! Are you always such a comedian? I did not start with the
flipping response. Rik did and Rik finally answered the question with
a thoughtful response. You on the other hand are a waste of time.

[Rami Elomaa]

dothvader kirjoitti:

On Jul 27, 1:00 am, "Rami Elomaa" <[e-mail]:

>"dothvader" <[e-mail] in message

news:11**********************@l70g2000hse.googleg roups.com...

>>Although your info on echo phpversion(); was useful your other blather
was a complete waste of time. No duh! Is there really a thing called a
search engine? What is Google??

If you ask a simple question like "what is xyz", you will most certainly get
redirected to Google. Ask a stupid question, you'll get a stupid answer. If
you want a descent answer, you should put some time and effort into writing
a more specific question like you did now:

>>I have been looking at some php forms and a variety of them use
chfeedback.php x.x especially some build on the fly wizards. Does
this need to be installed on the server?

If a script uses another script, then yes, the script must exist on the
server. You don't "install" php scripts, you just save a copy of the script
on the disk and that's it.

>>Does php have modules that will allow you to do certain things?

Really really not sure what the hell you're asking, so I'll magic 8-ball
this:
"My sources say no." There you have it. Which brings us back to writing
better questions.

--
[e-mail]

"Good tea. Nice house." -- Worf

Wow! Are you always such a comedian? I did not start with the
flipping response. Rik did and Rik finally answered the question with
a thoughtful response. You on the other hand are a waste of time.

Why yes, yes I am, and I also enjoy being concidered as a waste of time.

But seriously, "modules" can mean several things and I really hate to
guess what you meant by it. And "certain things", are you kidding me?
What exactly is a certain thing? How am I supposed to know? Communicate
with a database? Produce images on the fly? Travel in time? Solve the Da
Vinci code? To such a vague question there just is no answer.

I'm sorry that you can't write decent questions and I admit I should not
reply to them.

--
Ra*********@gmail.com

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