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Using backstick in PHP
I use PHP in Window platform, but I can not use backstick(`).For example, this command has no respond:
echo `ls -la`; Is there anyone has experience in this? Could you help me? Thank you very much. Carol
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April 22nd, 2004, 07:09 AM
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The problem is that "ls" is a *NIX command and not a windows command. I would assume that you could execute `dir` in Windows to get the results you seek.
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