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I want 1 PHP file to "run" (include?) another PHP file on the same server, and access its echo'ed output as a string. How do i do this in PHP? Any inbuilt functions to do this? Or any better way of executing another PHP file and getting its output? You can use PHP's output buffering to accomplish this: ob_start(); // begin collecting output include 'myfile.php'; $result = ob_get_clean(); // retrieve output from myfile.php, stop buffering $result will then contain the text. You can't include a PHP script that is on an external website/server into your local script - unless you enable allow_url

How can I use Razor in CSS files? I'm using Razor View Engine for some time and I was curious about using it on style sheets. I can use Razor in <style> blocks of .cshtml files but I was wondering if I can use it in external .css files also (would like to have a .cscss format). So I googled it and found two things: The first one is LESS : "The dynamic stylesheet language". It seems easy-to-use and powerful with all the features but I need Razor-C#, really. The second is Dynamic CSS Using Razor Engine , a CodeProject article which is more like what I want but it has no caching or pre-compiling

I've seen many different types of server side code blocks in aspx but never a simple key for what each means. I know some of these but it's really hard to search for symbols in a search engine! Can you help me out? <% %> <%-- --%> <%@ %> <%= %> <%: %> <%$ %> <%# %> mdm <% %> - Server side code <%-- --%> - Server Side Comment <%@ %> - Page Directive <%= %> - Display value <%: %> - HTML Encode <%$ %> - Datasource Expression <%# %> - Binding Expression You can find a bit more information about some of them at " ASP.NET Page Syntax ". 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6365017/asp-net-server

I want to have an HTTP GET request sent from PHP. Example: http://tracker.example.com?product_number=5230&price=123.52 The idea is to do server-side web-analytics: Instead of sending tracking information from JavaScript to a server, the server sends tracking information directly to another server. Requirements: The request should take as little time as possible, in order to not noticeably delay processing of the PHP page. The response from the tracker.example.com does not need to be checked. As examples, some possible responses from tracker.example.com : 200: That's fine, but no need to check

As you may know, AirBnb opensourced Rendr ( http://nerds.airbnb.com/weve-open-sourced-rendr ) which should enable server-side rendering of Backbone apps. This is cool, because one can run the first "iteration" of template rendering on the server and the client gets fully rendered HTML document plus the whole JS app. It greatly reduces time-to-display and can get us rid of other server-side templating systems. So, have someone managed to render AngularJS with jsdom or ZombieJS ? These dom/browser emulations on Node.js should in theory be enough for simple server-side Angular templating, but

I'm building an ASP.NET application that requires printing using PrintDocument method: PrintDocument.Print() Printing works properly in development env with IIS express. when publishing it to an intranet IIS server, printing fails, which I think is caused by permission issue for aspnet working process. I tried to do the following with no success: I created an application pool in integrated pipeline mode for an admin local user with load user profile option set to true I moved the application to the new created application pool I added <identity impersonate="true" username="username" password="

I understand that jsonp is a technique to get around the same origin policy. You basically refer to your json serving server endpoint in a script tag, because script tags are exempt from the SO policy. My question is: Assuming a server has an endpoint that serves up json, are there any modifications necessary on the server to make use of jsonp in the client? I think no, but want to be sure.... Yes, JSONP is slightly different when it renders, so your server needs to support it. JSON looks like this: { "name": "value" } Whereas JSONP looks like this: functionName({ "name": "value" }); If