On Thu, April 28, 2005 6:43 am, Vedanta Barooah said:
> resource ldap_search ( resource link_identifier, string base_dn,
> string filter [, array attributes [, int attrsonly [, int sizelimit [,
> int timelimit [, int deref])
>
> if you look at the 4th and the 6th arguments to the function
> att
Vedanta Barooah wrote:
Well that was simple, but this is what i am trying to solve:
if you refer to the php documentation for ldap_open() function it says:
resource ldap_search ( resource link_identifier, string base_dn,
string filter [, array attributes [, int attrsonly [, int sizelimit [,
int tim
Richard Davey wrote:
Hello Jason,
Thursday, April 28, 2005, 4:23:43 PM, you wrote:
JB> Indeed... and replace ?a=22 with ?first=22 in my message as well.
JB> :-/
Heh.. ok :)
No worries, demonstrated to me that RegGlobs aren't quite as
destructive as popular myth would lead you to believe (not that i
Hello Jason,
Thursday, April 28, 2005, 4:23:43 PM, you wrote:
JB> Indeed... and replace ?a=22 with ?first=22 in my message as well.
JB> :-/
Heh.. ok :)
No worries, demonstrated to me that RegGlobs aren't quite as
destructive as popular myth would lead you to believe (not that it'll
make me star
Richard Davey wrote:
RD> As that code stands, even with register globals on, it will not echo
RD> 22. At least on PHP 4.3.11 on my server this is the case. I guess RG
RD> makes all variables global, but not super-global, which leaves the
RD> above safe as the null of $total overrides whatever may h
RD> As that code stands, even with register globals on, it will not echo
RD> 22. At least on PHP 4.3.11 on my server this is the case. I guess RG
RD> makes all variables global, but not super-global, which leaves the
RD> above safe as the null of $total overrides whatever may have been set.
Err, r
Hello Jason,
Thursday, April 28, 2005, 3:25:10 PM, you wrote:
JB> /** Page called with ?a=22 appended to URL */
JB> function add($a,$b,$c) {
JB>return $a+$b+$c;
JB> }
JB> $total = add($first, $second, $third);
JB> /** You think this will be 0, but with register_globals this is actually
JB>
Please do not reply to me personally. I will usually read your
responses in the newsgroup.
Vedanta Barooah wrote:
the code below was talking of function declarations ... reffer to the thread.
will code injection in case of function declarations work? I am not sure!!
OK. But even so add($a,$b,$c
the code below was talking of function declarations ... reffer to the thread.
will code injection in case of function declarations work? I am not sure!!
;)
thanks,
vedanta
On 4/28/05, Jason Barnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Vedanta Barooah wrote:
> > btw! saying:
> >
> > add($a=null,$b=nu
Vedanta Barooah wrote:
btw! saying:
add($a=null,$b=null,$c=null)
is as good as saying:
add($a,$b,$c)
No, it's not. Because in this case $a, $b and $c are all uninitialized
variables and (if this is a function definition) then you *have* to
supply $a $b and $c parameters.
Even if you were just
btw! saying:
add($a=null,$b=null,$c=null)
is as good as saying:
add($a,$b,$c)
thanks,
vedanta
On 4/28/05, Vedanta Barooah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well that was simple, but this is what i am trying to solve:
>
> if you refer to the php documentation for ldap_open() function it says:
>
>
Well that was simple, but this is what i am trying to solve:
if you refer to the php documentation for ldap_open() function it says:
resource ldap_search ( resource link_identifier, string base_dn,
string filter [, array attributes [, int attrsonly [, int sizelimit [,
int timelimit [, int deref]]
Bostjan Skufca @ domenca.com wrote:
function add ($a=1, $b=2, $c=3) {
return $a + $b + $c;
}
add(1, null, 1);
will do just fine
returns 2, OP wants 4 IMO
r.,
Bostjan
On Thursday 28 April 2005 14:16, Marek Kilimajer wrote:
Vedanta Barooah wrote:
Hello All,
Cosider this :
function add($a=1
function add ($a=1, $b=2, $c=3) {
return $a + $b + $c;
}
add(1, null, 1);
will do just fine
r.,
Bostjan
On Thursday 28 April 2005 14:16, Marek Kilimajer wrote:
> Vedanta Barooah wrote:
> > Hello All,
> > Cosider this :
> >
> > function add($a=1,$b=2,$c=3){
> > return $a + $b +
Vedanta Barooah wrote:
Hello All,
Cosider this :
function add($a=1,$b=2,$c=3){
return $a + $b + $c;
}
how do i skip the second argument while calling the function, is there
a process like this:
echo add(1,,1); # where i expect 2 to be printed,
php does not support this. you can workaround t
Hello All,
Cosider this :
function add($a=1,$b=2,$c=3){
return $a + $b + $c;
}
how do i skip the second argument while calling the function, is there
a process like this:
echo add(1,,1); # where i expect 2 to be printed,
how do i xcheive this m totally lost ! :((
Thanks,
Vedanta
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