refactoring. A framework that reflects this flexibility is a
help, one that doesn't is a hindrance.
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Is there anyway of creating a config.php file on the fly using a form.
To obtain verbose output, include the keyword "how" at the beginning of
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you're looking for constants instead of strings. Sometimes a quick R of
the first few chapters in TFM beats a benchmark.
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arguments to the constructor, and that all lat/long units are expected in
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Also there is this:
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to understand how they implement the multi-user text editing, and how to
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directory with all the required features, and use that. See the manual
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f all-at-once, using fgets().
Check your max execution time, as William suggests.
Post a little example code or an error message.
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> better function to use in this instance?
preg_match() should get you started.
/(\w+\.\w+)$/ ought to match just the primary domain.
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> I've been asked to make a php script to automatically fill out and
> submit a form on a remote site. I know this is possible, but have no
> idea where to begin
SimpleTest can do this quite elegantly.
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echo '';
}
It's a good thing you're trying this today; if you had tried it a few
days ago, you wouldn't have had any idea that your method wasn't
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people occasionally imply
that it's not the best/fastest/most stable method to use, so I try not to.
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ve array containing the seventh result
row from your query. If you check out the results of print_r($things),
you'd see the array structure immediately.
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fairly complex problem compounded by the fact that PHP is generally a
library used within an apache child process.
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determine what's there, and recompile/reinstall if you're lacking PG
support. Or, try to find the command line instance that corresponds to the
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>}
"foreach" needs an "as", probably that was meant to say:
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Does the apache user have read/write privileges on the files in that
directory? CVS makes heavy usage of stderr, so that may be a reason you
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string uniqid ( [string prefix [, bool more_entropy]])
You would run the risk of messing up the form with (sound of pipe organ)
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what are you trying to do exactly? Is ssh
actually necessary, or are you really just trying to authenticate users by
their unix accounts?
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point your browser to http://localhost:8080
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uth']['username'] or $_SESSION['prefs']['boxers_or_briefs'].
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> > i tried to do a "\ > any idea as to what's going on, and can someone
> > point me to a list of the actual php reserved
> > chars/words couldn't seem to track them down
> > on the php site/google...
>
> < is not reserved. The problem is your HTML.
>
> Your result ends up like this:
Eithe
#x27;). Or, use PHP's built-in session support. The cookie stores a
unique ID, whie the actual values are stored on the server.
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o have set-up code such as session_start() be
one of the very first things you call in a script.
Wrong:
Right:
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n: use provided sprintf, but parse out any
unwanted placeholders first, using preg_replace.
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u'll need to look
elsewhere.
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vulge its content (apache config or .htaccess is a
personal favorite of mine), and (important!) back up your DB regularly so
that you can recover from attacks cleanly.
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former case, you will set
the size of your output image to W width and H height. In the latter case,
I believe that the 'x H' is ignored, and you implicitly set the size of
your output image to W width and W height. Big difference for any aspect
ratio besides 1:1.
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db_array_to_query()", E_USER_WARNING);
return false;
}
return $query;
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);
flock($fh, LOCK_SH);
// read from file here
flock($fh, LOCK_UN);
fclose($fh);
See example 1 in the manual page for flock for more info.
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You may need to add a RewriteCond:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_rewrite.html#RewriteCond
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gt;
I'm not even sure that's remotely valid PHP or HTML.
What's it supposed to do?
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> arrgh!
You could just look for lowercase words, instead of "not-uppercase" words,
like so:
/\b[a-z]\w+\b/
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er encountered a project where
this level of care was called-for while SSL was not.
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is complete. Combine that with a bit of javascript waiting
for the image to load, and you should have basic loading-bar behavior.
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gone. I think the way to handle this situation is to use pack & unpack.
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p_children ()
#13 0x0806042c in standalone_main ()
#14 0x08060c8f in main ()
#15 0x400b01c4 in __libc_start_main () from /lib/libc.so.6
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> What does the { } around the array mean?
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php#language.types.string.parsing.complex
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heck_time} <= end_time;
(Adjust as appropriate for date formatting, SQL injection, etc.)
If you're using MySQL, this page is informative:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Date_and_time_types.html
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Looks like UTF-8. Make sure your output character encoding matches the
database encoding, and use htmlentities() and the mb_* (multibyte string)
functions where necessary.
Debugging this stuff is a pain. :P
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ng parsed, and that the Content-Type
header is correct.
You'd be better off not messing with AddType at all to parse .css files
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, follows the syntax rules properly.
Most of the syntax is described here:
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> your memory and bringing the machine to a standstill till, then when
> swap space runs out.. watch out! :)
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requests to clog the pipes with
them. Would the proper way to handle this risk be to disallow POST at the
webserver level, or does turning always_populate_raw_post_data off cause
the connection to be automatically dropped after Connection: close?
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ays.
Anyone have any clue why this is the case? Is there a performance reason
that raw post data must be explicitly enabled, or is it more of a
protective measure for overly permissive beginner scripts?
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...Which isn't much of an improvement over a plain old echo/print. And if
that's good enough for Brian Kernighan, I'd hope it's good enough for you.
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, then I stand corrected,
and John Nichel's initial response is all that's needed.
A huge table count is often evidence of a need for some refactoring.
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> Run into this before, PHP seams to do quite well when you set the locale
> right ( de_DE ) which will place AÄBCD instead of ABCDÄÖÜ.
>
> Hope this helps :-)
Thanks, I hadn't thought of that.
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ar ways, you should
probably merge them all into a single table with an extra column that
corresponds to whatever differentiating characteristic used to distinguish
your original tables.
I.e., go with John Holmes' suggestion before you're really up the creek.
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output for flash, which is always expected to be in UTF-8), but none of
them seems to be made for string comparison.
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No, it's most assuredly a unix-only thing.
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else
rcs -q -l $RCS_FILE;
fi;
echo "mysql_backup.sh" | ci -q $SQL_FILE;
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The ereg functions use a slightly different syntax.
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> Uh-oh, does that mean an Atheist has to use ASP??? ;)
> [/snip]
>
> And if so, what must a Buddhist use?
Lisp, of course.
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yesterday, and it seems relevant:
http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/wlg/4715
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s to dump the database, then back up the
> dump. Depending on how well the dump utility works, you might be able
> to do away with the downtime.
mysql has mysqldump, and postgresql has pg_dump. Both of these are pretty
much all you'd need, and neither requires any site downtime.
x27;s just a big "read" operation.
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args &");
Wish php had fork() in a non-experimental context. :\
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executable, and
you consider exec to be a "standard" function, there's always this:
$response = shell_exec("curl http://www.example.com";);
I always use last method that in preference to the curl functions.
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}
return $this->property_two;
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echo "A banana is {$fruits['banana']}.";
// Works but PHP looks for a constant named banana first
// as described below.
echo "A banana is {$fruits[banana]}.";
// Won't work, use braces. This results in a parse error.
e
constructions like that instead of templating classes like smarty or
printf constructiions, and I've been very pleased with em.
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[1] => Array
(
[0] =>
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[1] =>
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that are in RTF format, so I guess
an RTF parser would work too.
Any leads?
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put where it fails would be good,
perhaps in a reduced case, like:
foreach($array_of_inputs_to_check as $input)
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uot;&client_id=".$_GET[client_id]."&rep_name=".$_GET[rep_name]."&client_name=".$_GET[client_name]."");
exit;
}
}
Also, your regexp is a little permissive; you can anchor it like so:
$regexp = "/^447[0-9]{9}$/&q
path? Check the
output of `which lynx` or phpinfo() to figure out what your path is, and
whether it includes lynx. Alternatively, use a full path to lynx to avoid
confusion.
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oting with AMFPHP is speedy and easy, but you may be a little better
off using XML - it's definitely chatty, but the API is stable on both
sides, and there's no reverse-engineering voodoo associated with it.
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r two here or there? Jus let the user know
they're in good hands and get to it when you get to it.
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e 3rd party code then? Or send your Location
header before you call it? Curl won't help you here, for the same reasons
that fsockopen won't work.
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rl_str."\r\n");
That won't get sent to the browser, it will get sent to 192.168.0.2, which
is (I guess) some machine behind your router. You can't initiate a TCP
connection -- what fsockopen does -- with the client's machine.
I'll ask even though you said not to - Why doe
the database also means that
you don't have to worry about various filesystem considerations, like
keeping a world-writeable directory or potential undesired access from
others users in a shared hosting environment.
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caching, I think just setting up the appropriate
cache-control headers should make it indistinguishable from a regular,
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