On Fri, April 29, 2005 1:51 am, Sudeep Sarath said:
> I'm planning to buy "PHP5 & MySQL Bible", the book
> written by Tim Converse, Joyce Park & Clark Morgan.
> Give me your opinion on this book, if anyone has gone
> thru it.
I tech-edited the first two editions, before a change in personnel at
Hi everybody,
I'm planning to buy "PHP5 & MySQL Bible", the book
written by Tim Converse, Joyce Park & Clark Morgan.
Give me your opinion on this book, if anyone has gone
thru it.
Thanx.
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On Tuesday 16 December 2003 09:33 am, Marek Kilimajer wrote:
> For correct benchmarking you should run the test also when $foo == 'string'
>
Actually, I did, showing similar results to my first example.
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}
else
{
echo 'false';
}
}
?>
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For correct benchmarking you should run the test also when $foo == 'string'
Gerard Samuel wrote:
Looking to squeeze as much out of my core scripts (not that they are
slow ;) ).
The thought arose that I can replace simple functions like
is_string(), is_array() with simpler php code.
For example -
Looking to squeeze as much out of my core scripts (not that they are
slow ;) ).
The thought arose that I can replace simple functions like
is_string(), is_array() with simpler php code.
For example ->
';
}
else
{
echo 'false';
}
}
?>
It seems to work, and debugging it via
Something I just thought of about using global in a function.
Mostly I global objects in a function like ->
function foo()
{
global $bar_object;
$bar_object->do_something();
}
Is it better, more effiecient, if I pass it by reference, like ->
function foo(&$bar_object)
{
$bar_object->do_s
I think
expose_php = Off
is first thing to do instead of changing association.
(As well as disabling server signature)
extension does not tell much, but expose_php tells PHP version also, if you care
about crackers.
Crackers will notice you care about security somewhat. It does not protect your
It will tell ou
everything about the server, even uptime. So, if they want to know, they
can find out, file extensions just make it a bit easier...
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I would like opinions on a security question.
A co-worker suggested we rename our application files to some extension
other than .php (for example, .htm). The reasoning being that the .php
extension tells a cracker that we are using PHP, and not ASP, or ColdFusion,
etc. The cracker can focus imme
Hello all.
I'm running PHP4 as Apache module under Linux. I would like to know good
script coding style.
I should not write long comments in code or not? With Zend Cache, comments
should not matter. How about w/o Zend Cache? If I want to write long
comments, should I get Zend Cache? Or can I igno
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