OK folks, the long awaited update has been released from beta testing. You can get it yourself right here: There are some good fixes in this. The big one for most folks will be the input filter fix. For many the UTF-8 cleanup will be a god send. Deployment tweaks are included too. In fact here’s the complete list: • Fix to the IDE to ensure correct storage of UTF-8 strings in the.xml.php • Fix to VCL for PHP to parse.xml.php in UTF-8 mode • Save Project As fixed (QC 43580) • Updated sourcecode documentation for the VCL • Fixed problem with PHP 5.2.1.

The following describes the installation and registration process for Delphi for PHP 2.0. Run install.exe to start the install launcher. From here you can select to install Delphi for PHP, visit the Delphi for PHP web site, browse files on the CD or install directory, or view setup information. Delphi Php Serial Numbers. Convert Delphi Php trail version to full software.

The Input Filter extension is out of beta and function for filter data was changed to a new name, so Input object now takes that into account (QC 43607) • Fixed problem with vcl-bin folder. The alias is set to be a root alias, making it easier to configure on deployment • Added global var to specify if properties are html_decoded when read from the.xml.php • Corrected support phone list.txt file Enjoy! • Posted on Author Categories. I have a number of sites that on which I want to use the VCL for PHP library components with Delphi for PHP creations.

I don’t want to waste uneeded space for a bazillion copies of the VCL. As far as that goes, I don’t want to have to sit through the deployment wizard every time either.

You could edit PHP. Driver Hp Officejet J5730 Tout En Un Download Without Registration there. ini and add the location to your include path, but the VCL for PHP is MORE than just a textual code libary. It includes image files as well, for things like the dropdown arrow in the combo boxes. So what’s a person to do? Well, it’s simple. Create some symbolic links! Just put the VCL in your root directory or at least one that can be accessed with a common path from the your website directories.

I use the root since I can use ~ to get at it easily on Linux. It could just as easily be /usr/local/lib/vcl or d: VCL. Then in your directories you just put two symbolic links, one named vcl and the other named vcl-bin.

Both pointing to the vcl directory you made. Here’s the step by step for *nix systems: • Upload the whole VCL folder to the root web directory • Telnet/ssh into the account • Change to the directory for your website • Run these two commands • ln ~/vcl • ln ~/vcl vcl-bin • Repeat steps 3 and 4 for all of your sites. • When you deploy, just grab the files in your project directory and upload them. Hp Ilo Management Channel Interface Driver on this page. No worrying about the VCL any more. You should be able to make a batch file that does that step! That’s it (oh and just in case your font makes “ln” hard to readand that is a lower case “LN” as in li nk.) On Windows, you should be able to do the same thing.

If you have Vista you have native support for symbolic links. And in XP, you can use NTFS links. But I’ll leave it up to you to look up those technologies.

With that sort of thing, if you aren’t able to find and digest how to do it, you’re probably better off just using the deploy tool. Hope this helps someone! It’s made my life a little easier. Windows Implementation Kevin Berry came up with this windows implementation: For my Windows 2000 webserver, which I have total acces to, below is how I followed Brian Layman’s advice to made this work. Downloaded linkmagic.exe from 2. Ran linkmagic.exe (setup program) on my webserver.

Launched Junction Link Magic program. Created empty “vcl” folder in my clock project folder in my webserver root (c: web htdocs clock vcl) and selected this vcl folder as my junction folder. Selected my true vcl folder loaded with vcl files as my destination folder (c: web vcl) 6. Clicked “create” button Now my D4PHP clock sample program runs just fine in c: web htdocs clock with only one main vcl installation on my webserver. I suppose I could use the Junction Link Magic program to create new vcl junction folders in other vcl project subfolders on my webserver, but I discovered that once the first vcl junction folder is created, I can create more of these just by copying an existing vcl junction folder into a new project folder and choosing cancel when the file overwrite prompt appears. If I delete a vcl junction point folder, the real folder and its files don’t get deleted.