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.
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