The configuration is loaded fresh each time you invoke PHP from the CLI.

A simple GET request with no custom headers. The response is returned as expected. The data in the body is accessible, but not the headers.

When I try to access the &quot;etag&quot; header, browsers raise an exception :
&gt; Refused to get unsafe header &quot;etag&quot;

Chrome, Safari and Firefox all behave the same. I didn&#39;t test it on IE.

What am I missing here?

Cross Domain Resource Sharing GET: &#39;refused to get unsafe header &quot;etag&quot;&#39; from Response

I want to completely remove &quot;error list&quot; from visual studio 2008, not disable it i want it gone. It annoys me to no end popping up endlessly, i guess i must be &quot;doing it wrong&quot; but w/e i just want to use VS without being alerted every other keystroke about some warning. 

I&#39;ve tried editing many different fields in the options (tools -&gt; options) it has only slightly decreased the frequency of the error list popping up. I have also deselected errors, warnings, and Messages. and it pops up with nothing to display. unpinning it doesn&#39;t help either.


also upgrading to VS 2010 is not an option at this point.

**Im looking for a solution something like the following: remove a dll or config file responsible for this**


Also I still want the inline validation (the little squiggly marks, etc), but
the error list window annoys me.


Completely remove &quot;error list&quot; from visual studio

I have php script that must be runned from console (php-cli). But configuration of php.ini for php-cli was incorrect. I fix it, but when I run script a had error with php config, because php.ini uses an old. 

How I can reload php.ini for console without restart server?

php.ini reload in php-cli

<p>I have php script that must be runned from console (php-cli). But configuration of php.ini for php-cli was incorrect. I fix it, but when I run script a had error with php config, because php.ini uses an old.</p>
<p>How I can reload php.ini for console without restart server?</p>


I noticed a lot of developers are using both strstr and strpos to check for a substring existence. Is one of them preferred and why ?

Which method is preferred strstr or strpos?

How do I make a self-posting/self-submitting form, i.e. a form that submits the results to itself, instead of submitting to another form?


How do I make a PHP form that submits to self?

I have a textfield where users can write anything.

For example:

&gt; Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text.
&gt; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUQi_R4SgWo
&gt; of the printing and typesetting
&gt; industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the
&gt; industry&#39;s standard dummy text ever
&gt; since the 1500s, when an unknown
&gt; printer took a galley of type and
&gt; scrambled it to make a type specimen
&gt; book. It has survived not only five
&gt; centuries, but also the leap into
&gt; electronic typesetting, remaining
&gt; essentially unchanged.
&gt; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_6gNZCkajU&amp;feature=relmfu
&gt; It was popularised in the 1960s with
&gt; the release of Letraset sheets
&gt; containing Lorem Ipsum passages, and
&gt; more recently with desktop publishing
&gt; software like Aldus PageMaker
&gt; including versions of Lorem Ipsum.

Now I would like to parse it and find all YouTube video URLs and their ids.

Any idea how that works?


How do I find all YouTube video ids in a string using a regex?

Does [`count()`](http://php.net/manual/function.count.php) really count the all the elements of a PHP array, or is this value cached somewhere and just gets retrieved?

Is PHP&#39;s count() function O(1) or O(n) for arrays?

I want to call my mocked method twice with different expected arguments. This doesn&#39;t work because `expects($this-&gt;once())` will fail on the second call.

    $mock-&gt;expects($this-&gt;once())
         -&gt;method(&#39;foo&#39;)
         -&gt;with(&#39;someValue&#39;);
    
    $mock-&gt;expects($this-&gt;once())
         -&gt;method(&#39;foo&#39;)
         -&gt;with(&#39;anotherValue&#39;);

    $mock-&gt;foo(&#39;someValue&#39;);
    $mock-&gt;foo(&#39;anotherValue&#39;);

I have also tried:

    $mock-&gt;expects($this-&gt;exactly(2))
         -&gt;method(&#39;foo&#39;)
         -&gt;with(&#39;someValue&#39;);

But how do I add a with() to match the second call?

In PHPUnit, how do I indicate different with() on successive calls to a mocked method?

I have added `set_time_limit(0);` function to increase execution time but its executing only 2-3 minutes maximum.

```php
error_reporting(E_ALL);
error_reporting(1);
set_time_limit(0);
```

I want to search links from a site which is taking a long time.

Increase max execution time for php

A few years ago I installed Apache 2.2x and PHP 5.3.1 on a Linux server I maintain.  I used .tar.gz&#39;s and built them as instructed (instead of rpms and what-have-you). And all was fine.

Today I need to install [this][1] which seems like a PHP library.  I went through all the steps up to make install, and I found ibm_db2.so in `$PHP_HOME/lib/extensions/somecomplicatedname/ibm_db2.so`.

The great catch is the last step is to configure file *php.ini*, but there aren&#39;t ***any*** *php.ini* files on my system. Horror of horrors. PHP works fine, except of course for this newfangled ibm_db2 thingamajig that I want to use so somebody can use a GUI to tinker with [DB2][2]. (I tried a small PHP script which fails and indicates that the ibm_db2 functions are not available.)

I have to deal with PHP once every few years, so please enlighten me at a very basic level about what I could do to enable web-based GUI access to DB2.

  [1]: http://us2.php.net/ibm_db2
  [2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_DB2





Where can I find php.ini?

I search the path where the *php.ini* file is located in our Linux Ubuntu server, and I found many *php.ini* files when executing the command `find / -name php.ini`. So how can I know exactly from a PHP script web page where the php.ini is located?




How can I know which &#39;php.ini&#39; file is used?

When I display `phpinfo();` I see two columns:  `local value` and `master value`. When will the web server choose `local value` and when will it choose `master value`?






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Completely remove "error list" from visual studio

Cross Domain Resource Sharing GET: 'refused to get unsafe header "etag"' from Response

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