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Posted by Ben on 11/11/05 00:47
bruce said the following on 11/10/2005 02:30 PM:
> as i understand curl functions (and correct me if i'm wrong). the functions
> simply allow the user/app to download/copy the file from the remote server,
> where the existing app could do whatever with the content...
It depends... You could get the php source (which is what Richard was
suggesting when he pointed out that the s wasn't a typo) or you could
simply get the output of a php script (ie html or whatever it outputs)
by requesting a php page from the remote server. Any time you request a
php file you are 'running it on a remote server'. Request the file with
curl and voila, you're done.
- Ben
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