older browsers. However, web pages can be written
that use the newer features of newer browsers (such as CSS, Javascript,
DHTML, Tables!, etc.) and are still accessible to older browsers.
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cannot be used correctly. In theory a document written in XHTML should
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> > something like EXEC ("my_app --display 0:0")
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> well this may be possible, everything is possible with
Is it possible to execute a graphical application using exec() or one of the
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I have tried running it directly and from an external script but neither
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http://www.webhostingtalk.com/search.php?action=showresults&searchid=95278
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The easy & ugly one line solution:
$csvalues = explode(",", implode("",
file("http://au.finance.yahoo.com/d/quotes.csv?s=NAB&m=a&f=sl1d1t1c1ohgv&e=.
csv")))
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n the
userid should be nobody. Where are you trying to identify it from?
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Brainbench offers a PHP certification:
http://www.brainbench.com/xml/bb/common/testcenter/subcatresults.xml?cat1=9&;
cat2=31&cat3=22
However, I'd contact employers in Brazil and see what their recommendations
are in terms of degrees or certifications.
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u're still directing
from user "nobody".
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The filename solution might not be your best bet. They could've uploaded an
mp3 which is simply named metallica.mp3.jpg. A call to getimagesize would
allow you to verify if it is indeed a valid image file.
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From: Alex Sofronie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, August 26, 2001 3:28 PM
Subject:
folder (/web/ftp/) and chmoding
the folder itself to 777.
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$seconds = explode(":", $time);
$seconds = $seconds[0] * 3600 + $seconds[1] * 60 + $seconds[2];
Or use www.php.net/mktime
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Did you use quotes around the URL when trying to access the image?
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It doesn't look like you'll be able to use GD, as GIF support was dropped in
1.6 and JPEG support was only added in 1.8. You'd have to experiment with
ImageMagick, or another command-line tool independent of PHP.
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/usr/bin/php -q
...I believe.
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It'd help if you have us the mysql_error() returned.
Try the following:
SELECT *, substring_date AS SUBSTRING(date,5,2) FROM $table ORDER BY
substring_date
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There is a SUBSTRING() function, its just hard to find with their search
system.
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Rules, triggers, subselects, built in transactions, etc.
I haven't used it myself, but it does have features which relieve a lot of
the client programming (PHP) required with MySQL.
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Assuming MySQL...
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MySQL is easier to use and faster to develop with for 90% of web
applications. Sure, PostgreSQL has some huge advantages, but not everyone
needs the same thing.
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I believe that'd be a question best suited for the PostgreSQL mailing lists,
since its handled at the database level with "begin" and "commit".
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In what context?
print $var; // prints the value of $var
print "$var"; // prints the value of $var
print '$var'; // prints $var
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Are you using NuSphere's version of PHPEd, or the old free one? So far, the
best Windows IDE I've used has been NuSphere's upgraded PHPEd. Zend's 2.0
IDE also looks promising, though.
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Hey all,
I'm wondering if anyone's created a custom function that'll perform SQL
highlighting, similar to the highlight_file/string functions for PHP source.
I made a quick hack, but I'd love to have something more consistent. Any
ideas?
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It should perform the optimizations automatically. However, the bottleneck
in your case will be your image manipulation library (GD, ImageMagic,
etc..), and you most likely won't see much of a speed increase with the
optimizer.
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$teaser = explode(" ", $article, 26));
array_pop($teaser);
$teaser = implode(" ", $teaser);
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From: Justin Fren
vBulletin is PHP/MySQL backed forum software that includes an
integrated calendar component.
However, it'll cost you $85/site/year, so you might be best off tying a few
free components together.
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Would you give the same advice if it were Zend Cache? Show some respect,
please.
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- Original Message -
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That the IE6 beta is a beta.
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From: Chris Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Well, all the comparisons were based on year old (July 2000) versions of
each database, so not everything mentioned still holds true today.
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And the article was written by Joshua Drake, not Zeev. It seems to have been
published early January, judging by some Google research. Not sure why it
isn't in Zend's article DB anymore...
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know if all will be OK.
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- Original Message -
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em only if
they're called during that specific instance.
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who's inputing data, its a major security problem.
If you can't, you'd have to develop your own parser for processing the data.
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ny, will you be representing?
Where are you flying in from?
What're you hoping to bring back from the convention?
...and anything else you might be find relevant.
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This would be just as bad, as he could open up a socket faking a referer.
What you really need are data integrity checks inside the script which posts
to the message board on your server.
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Put quotes around "rb", but I don't think you need the b.
Also, are the integers always char(4)?
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Are you sure? I tested posting to a script which simply did a
print_r($GLOBAL), and didn't see the posted data listed.
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As far as I know, you don't. :-(
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WLPaddress
ON
WLPaddress.publisherID = WLPbib.publisherID
LEFT JOIN
WLPcountry
ON
WLPcountry.countryID = WLPaddress.countryID
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(.*)\<\/title\>/i", implode("",
file("http://www.php.net/";)), $title);?>
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Couldn't you just do something like:
$last)
print "$row[category]\r\n";
print "$row[title]\r\n";
$last = $row[title];
}
?>
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wing that file from a web browser.
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- Original Message -
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Sessions support garbage removal, where the temp files will be deleted at a
random time after the user has left.
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its probably not
worth going. Otherwise, you should look into it.
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But the advantage of checking user agents would be that they'd either have
to write a new flash script, or manually post to the form via sockets, as
using I.E. to go to game.php?winner=me wouldn't work.
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www.php.net/GetImageSize
list($width, $height) = getimagesize("file.gif");
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- Original Message -
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www.php.net/fgetcsv
Use a space as the deliminator.
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Check what the user agent is for the SWF, and see if it passes a specific
referer. That should deter 99% of attempts.
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From: AVisioN
Click on a database in the left column, and you should see a textarea/file
combination. If the dump is small, you can just paste it in the textarea and
hit submit. Otherwise, choose the file from your local hard drive and it'll
upload it from your browser.
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PHP has _a lot_ of functions, but not enough to cover shipping labels for
UPS... ;-)
You could either use fsockopen() to post the required data, or GD to make
the labels yourself.
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Or even better, create a system where you can create new pages without
adding to the switch statement:
Note that you _need_ to have the full path, else you're creating a security
issue.
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MySQL, on non binary comparisons, is case insensitive. I'm not sure what
your problem is, though. Could you try and explain in a little more detail?
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Argh, responded to the wrong list. Apologies. :-)
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...from one of the PHP conferences.
"php.ttf" is the font
"php-blank.png" is the base image
$text is the text you want to write, and $si is the size of the font
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You messed up the regular expression I gave you. The parenthesis need to go
in the first paramater, not the second. Otherwise it will replace an string
instead of a single character.
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Lowercase letters are included (eregI_replace) but you could add number
support with:
[^A-Z0-9]
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eval("\$string=\"".eregi_replace("([^A-Z])",
"\\x\".dechex(ord(\"\\1\")).\"", $string)."\";");
;-)
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Can you print_r($variable) and post it here?
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Do you mean something like www.php.net/ksort or www.php.net/krsort?
I'm not sure of the actual structure of your array, though, so those might
not work as expected.
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is very comprehensive. NuSphere hired Dubois as a tech writer for them a few
months back, too... :-)
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If the image is on a local server, you could just overlay the watermark with
GD or ImageMagick.
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phpMyAdmin - www.phpwizard.net/
or...
http://www.sitepointforums.com/showthread.php?postid=193539#post193539
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d be fine with an
integer/auto_increment/insert_id()...
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You'd pretty much have to do that pixel by pixel. What exactly do you want
the final application to do...often times there are alternative solutions
derived at by others knowing what you wish to accomplish.
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you should get the input via either www.php.net/fopen or www.php.net/file
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I'm not sure I know exactly what you want, as the script isn't clear on its
purpose. If you simply want to print out all the images in e:\work\image,
and nothing else, the code would be much simpler.
"." && $file_name <> "..") {
echo &q
To loop:
unset($temp);
$vars = array("this", "that");
foreach ($vars as $var) {
$temp[] = substr($var, 0, 3);
}
$vars = $temp;
Single array element:
$vars = array("this", "that");
$vars[1] = substr($vars[1], 0, 3);
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