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Fred_Smith17-Feb-07 1:10

17-Feb-07 1:10

Hi,
Can anyone give me some pointers on the best way of setting up a mirror website? (On Windows platform.) Tried Google but maybe I'm not asking the right question...
cheers
Fred

Re: How to mirror website?

Bradml17-Feb-07 1:15

Bradml

17-Feb-07 1:15

Define Mirror..

Brad
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Re: How to mirror website?

Fred_Smith17-Feb-07 2:22

Fred_Smith

17-Feb-07 2:22

Well.. we have a website, vital to our business. If it goes down for any reason we want to be able to point our clients to another url (on another server) which has a mirror of our website on it. The site is written in asp.net with a mysql database.

Obviously I can set this up manually and take regular backups and copy them over, but there must be some way of automating all this...

cheers
Fred

Re: How to mirror website?

Bradml17-Feb-07 2:25

Bradml

17-Feb-07 2:25

Create a script that simply copies the data over to the other servers FTP directory (actually it is safer for the redundancy server to call what it needs).

Brad
Australian

- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"

A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.

Re: How to mirror website?

badgrs18-Feb-07 0:55

badgrs

18-Feb-07 0:55

And if you're using SQL Server this has built in replication functions for the data.....if you've got any data, you didn't say

Re: How to mirror website?

Bradml18-Feb-07 1:04

Bradml

18-Feb-07 1:04

Replicating databases is always very messy. I have normally went for a system where important updates (like personal details) are automatically added straight away to redundancy servers.

Brad
Australian

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Re: How to mirror website?

Fred_Smith18-Feb-07 5:28

Fred_Smith

18-Feb-07 5:28

Thanks Brad - yes I'm actually not too concerned about the database (mySQl as it happens) as, as you say, this can be updated in real time anyway. But the CMS of the site also allows admin users to upload images and other files (pdf and doc) for public view and download, and somehow I want to get these over to the mirror server too... further trouble is I will prob only have ftp access to the mirror (as opposed to full control/access over the "main" server.
cheers
Fred

Problem in TreeView

Jeeva Mary Varghese16-Feb-07 23:33

Jeeva Mary Varghese

16-Feb-07 23:33

Hi all,
I am creating an application in Visual Studion 2005 (Asp.Net )and the language used is C#.Net.It's a Web Based Application .I put a TreeView Control in one my page.But in TreeView Control ,I need to add one more column means ,Its looks like

+ First 2
- Second 3
+ Third
+ Fourth
+ Fifth
+ Seventh 4

The heirarchical list shows the name of some topics inside a book and the right sided number shows the page number.The page number will be a link.How can I create a TreeStructure like this.Or please tell me an alternate solution for this..

Thanks In advance,

Jeeva

Regarding Cache

John.L.Ponratnam16-Feb-07 21:01

John.L.Ponratnam

16-Feb-07 21:01

Can anyone tell me how to clear the Cache.For example: if I type the username and next time i use the other name. These name are stored as Cache in the textbox; it shows the previous datas that i have typed. Can u tell me How to clear those Cache.

Regards,
LEE

Re: Regarding Cache

Michael Sync16-Feb-07 22:53

Michael Sync

16-Feb-07 22:53

<META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache">

Read More ~
So, You Don't Want To Cache, Huh?

If you wanna do manually then just delete "history, cookies, form info". Internet Options -> Delete "Broswing History"

Hope it helps.

Thanks and Regards,
Michael Sync

Blog: http://michaelsync.net

Re: Regarding Cache

Bradml17-Feb-07 1:13

Bradml

17-Feb-07 1:13

HTML Goodies.... the Ultimate resource.

Brad
Australian

- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"

A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.

time difference in php

hiral_shah16-Feb-07 17:55

hiral_shah

16-Feb-07 17:55

Hi there,

I want to get difference between two times in php. As for example, 13:31:00 - 05:25:00 = 08:06:00.

Can you suggest me the way to solve this problem?? Confused | :confused:

Thank You in advance. Smile | :)

Waiting for your reply.

Re: time difference in php

Bradml16-Feb-07 18:30

Bradml

16-Feb-07 18:30

YES, see Chris, we need a PHP forum!!!

The best way to do that is to create a single number, subtract them and then create the new number. Once you have this use substr to re-create the format,

<?php
$time1 = '13:31:00';
$time2 = '05:25:00';

$time1 = str_replace(':', '', $time1);
$time2 = str_replace(':', '', $time2);

$difference = $time1 - $time2;

$orangised_difference['hours'] = substr(0,1, $diffrence);
$orangised_difference['minutes'] = substr(2,3, $diffrence);
$orangised_difference['seconds'] = substr(4,5, $diffrence);

$final_difference = $orangised_difference['hours']  . ':' . $orangised_difference['minutes'] . ':' . $orangised_difference['seconds'];
?>

(note, this is very rough cut example.)

?>

Brad
Australian

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Re: time difference in php

hiral_shah16-Feb-07 19:20

hiral_shah

16-Feb-07 19:20

Hi Bradml

,

Thank you for your reply Rose | [Rose]

, I tried to apply your code but I got some problem in it.
If my time1 = 06:08:21 and time2 = 05:56:28then I got difference = 5193

Now according to the code I got following output:

orangised_difference['hours'] = 5
orangised_difference['minutes'] = 93
orangised_difference['seconds'] =
final_difference = 5:93:

It's not the perfact. Its giving proper output of your given inputs after changing substr syntax.
substr($difference, 0, 1);
substr($difference, 2, 3);
substr($difference, 4, 5);

Can you please suggest me that if I give my inputs then how I can get the proper result???

Re: time difference in php

Bradml16-Feb-07 19:46

Bradml

16-Feb-07 19:46

What is it that you are using the this function for?

Brad
Australian

- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"

A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.

Re: time difference in php

hiral_shah16-Feb-07 20:24

hiral_shah

16-Feb-07 20:24

I am using this for finding employee's working time.

For example, Mr Xyz checkIn at 05:00:00 AM and checkOut at 06:23:00 AM then I should able to count proper working time of him.

Re: time difference in php

Bradml16-Feb-07 20:29

Bradml

16-Feb-07 20:29

ok then maybe best way to do it is to reduce time into seconds and calculate like that?

Brad
Australian

- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"

A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.

Re: time difference in php

hiral_shah16-Feb-07 20:34

hiral_shah

16-Feb-07 20:34

What I gave you is just an example. it may be that the employee come at night and check out at next day noon then converting time into second and after calculate it in the hours will be ok??? Confused | :confused:

Re: time difference in php

Bradml16-Feb-07 20:38

Bradml

16-Feb-07 20:38

well check to see if the time extends into the next day, then if it does calculate from sign in to midnight and from midnight to sign out.

Brad
Australian

- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"

A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.

Re: time difference in php

hiral_shah16-Feb-07 20:44

hiral_shah

16-Feb-07 20:44

see I am telling you all things,

I have to create such application like:
-> When the user checkIn first time in a day, I have to take the date in date field and time in time field.
-> When he checkOut then I have to take the time and calculate working hours.
-> The same user can not do checkIn more then once in a single day.

Hope you got the clear idea of this small application.

Re: time difference in php

Bradml17-Feb-07 1:14

Bradml

17-Feb-07 1:14

As stated before, work out the time for that particular day. Once you have that add it together and divide by 60 to get minutes.

Brad
Australian

- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"

A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.

creating an animation

v45030516-Feb-07 15:43

v450305

16-Feb-07 15:43

Hi Dear .
how to create an animation.

regards
adil

Re: creating an animation

MatrixCoder16-Feb-07 16:24

MatrixCoder

16-Feb-07 16:24

Try using Flash.

Trinity: Neo... nobody has ever done this before.
Neo: That's why it's going to work.

Re: creating an animation

Bradml16-Feb-07 17:50

Bradml

16-Feb-07 17:50

Just sticky tape a whole lot of photos to the wheel of a car and drive around the block.

Brad
Australian

- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"

A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.

Re: creating an animation

badgrs18-Feb-07 0:57

badgrs

18-Feb-07 0:57

Get a yellow sticky pad, draw a stick man in one corner. On each sheet below gradually change his position so he's doing something (like running). Now flick the pad through the pages and it will look like he's really running! Smile | :)

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