Hi,
I have the following code :
$_fp = fopen("/home/dh2240/mgt/index.php", "a+") or die();
$_contents = fread($_fp,filesize("/home/dh2240/mgt/index.php"));
fclose ($_fp);
//Menu elements
$_sme = strpos("$_contents","sub_menu_elements");
echo "sme = $_sme";
...
It should display somthing like "sm
It could be somthing to do with my hoster running Linux in Safe Mode... I am
not sure what this could entail, so I'll keep looking. Again, if anyone has
any info, it would be appreciated!!!
Cheers,
Daniel
"Daniel Page" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message news:
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If someone wants to call your .inc file like http://www.my.site/lib.inc
they will see the code, as it is a text file. OK, we all know that.
As the .inc file is in reality a renamed php script, containing variables,
functions, etc, if you call it .php instead of .inc, it will be parsed by
PHP, but
The easiest way is to create a timestamp field (see manual depending on how
you want to store the date, as you can go from to ddmmhhmmss...),
and when you create your DB update query, use now().
for example, update a field with a new email address, and the user's current
ip with the time
Hi All,
Imagine I have a giant database table tracking email addresses (I don't but
it is the first example that jumps to mind after my recent antispam
campaign!).
If i do a
select * from mailaddresses;
I will get all of the table.
If i do a
select * from mailaddresses where id < 10;
I will get
> I have used a few different Web hosting companies, and I
> have never seen a case where my home directory was my
> document root. I have always had a directory like
> public_html/ or www/ that was my personal document root, so
> as long as I don't place files in there, they are not
> accessible v
Hi,
Would it be possible to store PHP code in a MySQL table, then via a web
page, connect to the DB, recover the code that corresponds to a certain id
number, then include that code for execution?
For example (quick, dirty, and untested!):
$sql = "SELECT phpcode FROM phpstorage WHERE codeid = 1"
Thanks for the comments everyone! eval() has just made my day :)
Cheers,
Daniel
"Daniel Page" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> Hi,
>
> Would it be possible to store PHP code in a MySQL table, then via a web
> page, connect to t
Hi,
Imagine a table with an auto-increment id number field and a text field for
the username.
User B (with user name 'johnny') could write to the database a millisecond
after user A, with the same username. When user A looks for the last record
written by Johnny, A will find the record entered by
Thanks!
I stand corrected. I'll check the PHP online manual more often, and for now,
I'm off to optimise my database and rewrite a few queries :)
Cheers,
Daniel
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