to
the other URL as a GET param.
you would also have a reaper program (maybe running through
crontab if you're on Unix, or some windows scheduler otherwise)
that deletes array files that are more than, say, 5 minutes old.
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slashes just for displaying? or
are they actually there in the filename on disk? if the backslashes
are actual parts of the filename (they shouldn't be, but the world
is weird) then you'll need to escape them. "\\".
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, grep, etc).
if you're on windows and don't have access to those tools, well,
you're on your own. you would probably be able to get better
performance by writing the program to get the line in C/C++
or some other compiled language and just popen that from
php.
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he number of non-space (not distinct)
characters in the input string.
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side, you would then take the password from
the database (or wherever), decrypt it (if it's encrypted), append
or prepend the extra characters, hash the whole thing, and
compare the hashes.
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o do in there that
could lead to opening lots of files? e.g., do you have a loop that
opens files, does something with them, then continues the loop
(opening more files without closing the previously opened files
that you don't need anymore)?
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takes the hash as above,
and compares the hash generated with the hash passed in.
if they don't match, don't reply. if they match, then the request comes
from process.php (unless you're really paranoid, in which case, add
some more hoops for process.php to jump through :).
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hen the outermost table is complete.
there may also be quirks in browsers, proxies or servers that affect
this, but i don't know any details.
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e are. e.g.,
php -l syntaxErrorTest.php
will show you syntax errors in there.
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t do you need this for? :)
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, or you're storing the all the rows of an SQL query
in an array or something similar (i've seen a lot of that with programmers
i work with, they store entire result sets in arrays to make them easier
to work with, without considering just how much RAM such arrays
would eat if the resul
the particular web server process.
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string and, using the variable variable syntax, ask PHP
what the value was of the string which was contained in the
variable "variable_name".
this is a neat feature and helpful in many situations, but for readability
i'd go with naming the fields as array entries "comment[1]&quo
directories where include files can
be found. e.g., a good minimal include_path might be:
include_path=".:..:/var/lib/www/standard_php_includes"
or something similar (i made up the last part, replace with wherever you
put standard includes that you use). i like having the current dire
out needing to have them understand PHP.
they can edit just the templates, and as long as they follow
your convention on templates to be replaced and field
naming, the programming group and the graphic designers
can work separately and in parallel.
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m with it. it works as expected with no
undefined function problems. now, if i were to have an
elseif ($b==9) b9(); in there, then i'd expect that error.
can you distill the problem to a runnable example which
demonstrates the problem for you and post the example?
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, etc.
the real solution would be to remember what the previous
page "looked" like, and redisplay it. this may involve remembering
the state of the page (static template, contents of the textfields,
textboxes, checkboxes, etc), and then just redisplaying the
page with the data *in* th
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