Speaking of fp html commands

[Tyler]

The PHP filePro functions are read-only, and so useless for anything
but reporting.

Direct file manipulation is out, as I've moved the headache of
supporting a date & web server to a hosting company (quite aside from
the risks of multiple-simultaneous-user access issues).

Thanks for the timeout hint - I do use a timeout tho for the one thing
I still get from PHP via fpcgi:  the next# in a sequence to use for
IDs (the filepro dataset is still canonical in my dual system).  The
majority of the applications that still rely on fpcgi are not PHP
based, tho, and as such the timer trick won't work.

I appreciate the tips, tho, thanks!

Tyler

On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 3:48 PM, Jose Lerebours <fp at fpgroups.com> wrote:
> You know you can go directly to filePro from PHP and back to your browser
> at incredible speed?  Let me know if you would like to know more about it!
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> As far as your fpcgi failing, you can always set an execution time and if
> failed, then take action (this is a PHP function - I have never used fpcgi).
>
> Regards,
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> Jose Lerebours
> http://www.fpgroups.com
> 954-559-7186
> filePro + PHP Solution Developer
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