uld've missed.
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On 01/02/2005, at 1:05 PM, Todd Cary wrote:
I have the following:
$p = http://209.204.172.137/casesearch/php/home.php";>Home
try
$p = 'http://209.204.172.137/casesearch/php/home.php";>Home';
echo $p;
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On 19/01/2005, at 10:51 PM, Marek Kilimajer wrote:
Justin French wrote:
On 19/01/2005, at 5:36 PM, William Stokes wrote:
I would like to add some debugging/info code to my pages. In test
environment of course. Any ideas how to do this? I mean for example
to print
to a web page the line number
://au2.php.net/trigger_error>.
That should be more than enough for the average PHP hack, but there is
of course the option to write your own custom error handler to
customise the look and feel of the error messages, send emails, log
things to a database, etc.
It's all pretty powerful
ern makes a great candidate because of it's keywords,
excerpts and decent searching.
I'm managing all my collaborative projects in one of two ways:
- basecamp
- instiki or some other wiki
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it
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t;=>"2","c"=>"3")); or
foo("cat","dog",{"a"=>"1","b"=>"2","c"=>"3"}); would be nice (Ruby has
something like this), but I'm guessing it's not possible.
But, I'm asking just in case I've missed it in the docs.
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always clean up old
code to make it better.
I absolutely hate working with other people's code or inheriting a
project unless it's really clean and well thought out, and well
documented.
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" to the user.
They don't need to know anything about mysql, tables, databases, etc --
the WEBMASTER does, but not the user.
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I've done these plenty of times, but today i've decided to take a
serious look at how I do it, and do it the right way. My current
method is just to store the username and an md5 of the password in a
couple of cookies.
Is there anything else I should be doing, or an article I should be
readin
On 25/11/2004, at 1:13 AM, Angelo Zanetti wrote:
HI all,
Does anyone know of a decent spell checker for an HTML textarea?
most decent browsers (firefox, safari, etc) have one built in :)
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On 23/11/2004, at 12:44 PM, Jake Press wrote:
Justin,
'Use the force luke' - or perhaps just write yourself a function to
do this :)
Sadly, included files inside functions don't inherit the global
namespace, so you have to do something ridiculous like
extract($GLOBALS) inside the function:
fu
On 22/11/2004, at 7:02 AM, Perry Jönsson wrote:
What it the purpose of the ".inc" file then?
It gives you a way of knowing what's a directly executable file (like
index.php) and what's an included file. Further, I disallow the direct
serving of all .inc files in my htaccess, so that people can't
I'd like to be able to call include("thing"); and have PHP
automatically look for thing.html -- I know include_path can look in
multiple places, but I have no idea if I can look for multiple file
extensions, close matches, etc.
Doubt it, but I'm asking :)
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Hi,
Just upgraded to PHP5 and MySQL 4.1, so I'm keen to try out the
mysqli_* functions, SQLite, etc etc.
What I'm trying to decide here is if I should go with PHP's dbx module,
or accept the fact that it's going to be quite rare for me to switch
databases once an application is live, and just w
On 16/11/2004, at 6:29 AM, Robert Sossomon wrote:
I have a date in format YY-MM-DD in a MySQL table. I need to pull it
back to display it in either format: MM-DD-YY or Month Day, Year
format.
Do it in PHP, not in the query, IMHO.
You can also experiment with strtotime()... the catch will be the
On 16/11/2004, at 7:05 AM, Ryan wrote:
I would like to find out the 'official' way to handle dates in PHP. I
am
aware of the limits on a Unix timestamp, but I am writing a financial
application that needs to deal with dates both before 1970 and after
2038
and of course have run into problems whe
On 12/11/2004, at 4:05 PM, Amanda Hemmerich wrote:
I did a search for this in the archive but didn't find anything.
Is there a way to preserve the format of text in a textbox that is
being
saved in a database and then pulled out and displayed? The people
entering the data want to keep their tabs
On 13/11/2004, at 12:20 AM, Jason Wong wrote:
No idea whether it's the quickest (in terms of cpu time):
$doo = '123456789';
$dah = preg_replace('/(\d{4})/', '\\1 ', $doo);
echo $dah;
Quickest for me is more about lines of code and simplicity, so, thanks!!
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What's the quickest way to add a space every four characters?
Eg 123456789 becomes 1234 5678 9
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e hardware, and
optimise the ___k out of your code, mark-up, and queries :)
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On 09/11/2004, at 1:19 AM, Justin French wrote:
Experimenting with set_include_path(), but it would appear that it
doesn't persist for the duration of the request, just the current
script.
Actually, it does apply to included files... I just ed up my paths
:)
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On 09/11/2004, at 1:26 AM, John Nichel wrote:
Justin French wrote:
Hi,
Experimenting with set_include_path(), but it would appear that it
doesn't persist for the duration of the request, just the current
script. That is to say, an included file will not inherit the
include_path() of the p
Hi,
Experimenting with set_include_path(), but it would appear that it
doesn't persist for the duration of the request, just the current
script. That is to say, an included file will not inherit the
include_path() of the parent file.
Is there any way to persist this without re-setting it on ea
On 27/10/2004, at 1:46 PM, Curt Zirzow wrote:
Instead of aliasing, I would deprecate the function, so the old
function would be:
really hoping to alias rather than deprecate, but since it's not too
easy, I'll just ditch the idea I think :)
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any way to "keep up" with changes to the parent function categorise()
-- in particular, having the correct number of attributes and default
values, for example.
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de that could be
added to the above function, but hopefully it gives you enough to get
started.
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On 24/10/2004, at 4:04 AM, Igor wrote:
I need to develop an PHP/MySql application (about 20 db tables and 70
screens). I was wandering if there is a solid framework out there that
could help development. Also, I would appreciate any recommendations
for books/docs on good development practices an
need a bad-ass HTML parser which parsed the form to "learn" what
was expected and allowed -- lots of work though.
If the HTML writer can be bothered writing a few lines of PHP, you
could get a lot more secure.
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On 18/10/2004, at 4:03 PM, Manuel Lemos wrote:
On 10/18/2004 02:23 AM, Justin French wrote:
I was hoping to do this with an educated guess based on user input
like country, state and town, rather than by asking the user (who
isn't too technically minded) to decide.
One easy way to do wha
On 17/10/2004, at 3:03 PM, Curt Zirzow wrote:
* Thus wrote Justin French:
I have an event CMS where really, I should know the TZ of the events,
which can happen world wide. However the user base is not computer
heads, so I can't just "ask them".
So, I'm faced with the p
d events world-wide, I
really need something less "manual".
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ectly), you probably wouldn't even notice the
extra code or whatever needed.
I don't think MySQL has anything built in.
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I have an array that looks something like this:
$cart => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[id] => LT4697
[qty] => 1
)
[1] => Array
(
[id] =>
Thanks to everyone for their input -- my Amazon wishlist is a lot
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that can teach me everything I need to know about OOP one step at a
time, geared towards good OOP design, and PHP5-specific OOP problems.
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On 13/09/2004, at 12:45 PM, John Holmes wrote:
str_replace(array("\r","\n",'',$text)
Is one way to do it.
Typo John:
str_replace(array("\r","\n"),'',$text);
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nsiderations for
timezones, daylight savings, etc.
UNIX timestamps are all GMT, so if the times you're seeing are not as
expected (and the dates you're collecting aren't GMT dates, then you'll
need to dig a lot deeper -- it's depends how much accuracy you want.
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xt editor, and it has to be
OS X native (not some ugly, sluggish Java thing).
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estamp. All I can think of here is to record/know the
Timezone of every event, but that puts a rather large burden on the
user (to get it right), so that I can apply it to the UNIX timestamp.
Am I missing something here, I do I really need to know the GMT offset
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Has any one come across a library of "punctuation cleaners" or
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d the question dont bore me with
your silliness.
No, Jason was right (in his usual, abrupt, rude kinda way).
Good questions get good answers.
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ght offer a few more ideas.
'123','b'=>'456'); echo doStuff($params); ?>
'123','b'=>'456'))?>
So, is that it? Have I thought of all possible options?
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your bases.
Regular Expressions are _probably_ what you need, but you REALLY need
to provide a decent description and multiple examples of what you want,
otherwise we're just wasting time.
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the pixel height and width are of my image, how do I
convert it over to page units so that the image displays correctly on
the pdf?
I just need the equation if you guys can think of one.
THanks
Brent
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he verification
code) to the new address. You may also choose to send a notification
to the old address.
When in doubt, it's best to visit other sites like yours and see how
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To unsu
);
[/snip]
According to http://us3.php.net/language.variables.scope you could do
something like
global $a, $b, $c, ...;
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Is there a quicker way to globalise something other than:
$a = 'foo';
$b = 'bah';
...
$GLOBALS['a'] = $a;
$GLOBALS['b'] = $b;
??
I was hoping for something like
$a = 'foo';
$b = 'bah';
...
makeGlobal('a','b') /*or*/
y of Textile in the (GPL) source of Textpattern.
[1] http://textism.com/tools/textile/
[2] http://textpattern.com/
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On 20/08/2004, at 3:14 PM, Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to create a program that allow users to insert text into a
database, than that text to appea
pends on who the target author
of the templates will be, and what skills they have. I've spent a lot
of time in Smarty, Textpattern's XHTML based template language and many
more, and in most cases *I* would prefer straight PHP, but you need to
spend a little time with them and deci
onsible for any more short-sighted
code/data that may still be around 34 years from now.
My thinking is to store everything in MySQL DATETIME format (-MM-DD
HH:II:SS), but perhaps there's some other thinking on the situation?
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On 12/08/2004, at 11:26 PM, Jason Wong wrote:
On Thursday 12 August 2004 21:06, Justin French wrote:
How can I get a unix timestamp of the current timezone, rather than
GMT
as supplied by time()?
What are you trying to solve? The unix timestamp is based off GMT
(UTC). All
calculations involving
Hi,
How can I get a unix timestamp of the current timezone, rather than GMT
as supplied by time()?
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On 11/08/2004, at 2:20 AM, Justin French wrote:
Any MVC pattern gurus out there? I have a quick question on app
design following an MVC pattern (which I'm attempting for the first
time).
Nevermind... some extended googling helped!
http://www.phppatterns.com/index.php/article/articlevi
an just data, and the functions used to
retrieve and prepare the data for use in the View are part of the
Model??
A few hints to help me better grasp this grey area would be appreciated!
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read the manual section on variable scope."
Ok, just figured out the problem:
I didn't activate test() :)
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If I define a constant within a function, it appears that the constant
is only defined within the namespace of the function. Fair enough.
Can I globalise these definitions?
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link, and the page will reload with the _SERVER
array again, and this time there *should* be a value in the
HTTP_REFERER.
If there isn't, then I'd suggest wither your browser, firewall, virus
protection software or your server is messing around with referrers for
security or priv
ngine echo the XML declaration, avoiding the
PHP parsing errors.
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via a PHP script
If there isn't such a function, a second option would be to check that
whatever timezone I *plan* to use is available within the system.
may have no affect on my scripts
if the TZ is not recognised by the server.
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x27;s fulltext search built in.
Search Google for specific help on any of the above, and you'll be set
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I've got some weirdness with files included via a symbolic link. Is
there any way I can find out what directory PHP is currently trying
include from?
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On 19/07/2004, at 9:22 AM, C.F. Scheidecker Antunes wrote:
Is there any easy and efficient way to separate files extention that
vary in size?
Some have 3 chars after the dot, some 2, some 1, some 4, some none.
Examples:
test.zip
test.gz
test.z
test.jpeg
test.jpg
test (no extention)
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lazy :)
http://www.google.com.au/search?q=MVC+PHP&ie=UTF-8&0
After reading the above search results, then answer to your question is
undoubtedly "yes".
See also
http://phppatterns.com/index.php/link/category/34/
Please search the archives, search google and THEN ask here.
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Ask a more detailed question, and you'll get a more detailed answer.
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27;', 'c' => null, 'd' => 99, 'e' =>
0);
print_r (array_filter ($a));
// Output:
Array
(
[a] => foo
[d] => 99
)
As a previous poster noted, though, this will only work for you if "0"
and the empty string et al. are not significan
g my own from a library file.
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f(empty($v)) {
unset($in[$k]);
}
}
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y by relevancy
- print the contents
I don't think the association is all that much of a worry. When you're
creating your PHP array of mysql rows, just add in a Nth array element
for relevancy, then sort the array on that.
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- return {THIS_BIT} (no replacing done -- probably safer for debugging
and the mysteries of RTF.
c) if there's a match return the value of $myInvoiceData['THIS_BIT'],
replacing {THIS_BIT}
Let me know if you need more help, but
http://php.net/preg_replace_callback should
s much as making a new one and some are just not worth it
(in
mho).
As mentioned here many times, http://www.opensourcecommerce.com/ let's
you try a bunch of them for free on the web before
downloading/installing.
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s($file)) {
include($file);
} else {
include('x');
}
$file = 'd';
if (file_exists($file)) {
include($file);
} else {
include('x');
}
$file = 'e';
if (file_exists($file)) {
include($file);
}
Of course, looping th
erything else out there, and will never
cost you a cent.
I can't speak highly enough of it right now, and the future is very
bright.
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On 31/05/2004, at 4:51 AM, Khan wrote:
Hello,
I'm looking for CMS that have great administration part. I'm not
interested in site disp
ssion
site.
Thanks,
-Ryan
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On 14/05/2004, at 1:50 PM, John W. Holmes wrote:
Justin French wrote:
Can someone point me in the direction of a function/library/tutorial
on normalising and formatting user-inputted names so that they have
the correct capitalisation etc?
I remember a discussion about this on the list a
thing to lowercase, uppercase
the words, then handle as many special cases as I can, but KNOWING all
the special cases is half the battle.
And yes, I've done a Google, but searching for terms like "name" and
"capital" and "format" return thousands of irrele
ication a lot or
not. Is this even
noticable while surfing the site. I am wondering about response times
since I found them a bit slow (the time I click on the link until the
page starts to display).
Thank you for any advice,
Merlin
PS: The system is a p4 2.4G with 1G RAM and about 500.00
nt actions into one form? One for next, one for back?
Do you see the problem?
I would like to avoid saving to a database before the user does not
finish the whole process. There must be another solution. I guess this
is a standard problem and I do just not see the solution?!
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e auto_append_file ''
OR
php_value auto_append_file NULL
... placed in your http document root should do the trick. Of course,
if the host doesn't allow per-dir .htaccess files, then you're screwed.
I'd move hosts very quick.
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have no idea what any of them are like... lucky this site has demo's of
them all :)
I don't think you'll find anything as good as Basecamp though, which is
VERY slick.
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e lines)
$text = preg_replace('//su','',$text);
Does work so far, finger's crossed.
Thanks again to John, Paul, Rob, Tom, et al.
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Hi,
This isn't working:
$text = preg_replace('//','',$text);
Can someone advise what characters I need to escape, or whatever to get
it going?
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On 30/04/2004, at 1:47 PM, Curt Zirzow wrote:
foreach(array_slice($filenames, 0, 2) as $filename) {
$files[] = "path/to/" . $filelname;
}
Ahh array_slice() is EXACTLY what I was looking for :)
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ppy to see something in a few less lines :)
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ch I'm sure you'll find a higher ratio of people who can
help.
Please do your homework before posting a question -- even Googling for
"EZ CMS forum" would have got your where you needed to go.
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can anyone point me to the right page in the manual?
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? It would be quite a
class. I assume you have access to the original form :)
No, he wants it to work with ANY form :)
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echo "";
}
else
{
echo "your search returned 0 matches";
}
}
?>
Of course there's plenty more that this script could and should do, but
the basics are there. You need to alter
g URL, and passing it to another URL
(your bookmark server) as a GET or POST var.
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us with some nice basic functions
for the above tasks, it's nothing you can't do yourself. A whole heap
of the modifiers are straight PHP anyway, and the rest of them are
quite simple to reproduce... in fact, I'm sure I have 90% of them
tucked away in a library already.
Smarty serve
7;s functions that would give us
some more simplicity? The closest I can think of is to pass the
attributes in any order using 'attr=value', then using funct_get_args()
to sort it all out:
But this is STILL less intuitive than:
something
Any ideas? John
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On 08/04/2004, at 11:35 AM, Kelly Hallman wrote:
Apr 8 at 10:26am, Justin French wrote:
PHP itself is a great templating language :)
'>
Uhhh, yeah--that's not a templating, that's called spaghetti code :)
I fail to see the difference in complexity. Taking an example
is that people familiar with PHP don't need to learn ANOTHER
language (that's what Smarty is) -- they can dive straight in.
The question is, do you want to give your templater designers full
access to the power of PHP, or not. In my case, I did.
Justin
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eded), and call the functions as needed.
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seriously.
LMFAO -- was just about to say the same thing, but I'd also check for
at least one period too -- or is that asking too much?
if( strpos($email,'@') && strpos($email,'.') )
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ry for the long post and for straying off topic, but I think
Smarty is used in situation where PHP and some well-built functions
will do just fine.
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application/x-httpd-php
There's plenty Apache can do to solve your problem -- if your host
doesn't allow it, move hosts... there's only two ways out of this that
I'm aware of:
1. change apache
2. severely rework your file structure (as discussed already)
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an run the scripts. I know optimiser is available on *my* host,
but that's not enough in this case!
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On Sunday, March 21, 2004, at 10:01 AM, Adam Reiswig wrote:
Is there a good open source php based cms system out there that can do
the above? I'd sure like to know about it. Thanks for any pointers!
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