Jochem Maas wrote:
lets forget that updating SQL schemas on massive DBs will likely take
so much time that you will have to plan in downtime on the systems involved ...
that's clearly out of the scope of this question.
Yes, this was part of the problem (and reason for my original post). At
th
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On Wed, 2007-04-11 at 09:59 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1- your mysql query statement is better to have a WHERE part too.
2- I would use mysql_fetch_row instead of mysql_fetch_assoc
Ummm, why would you want to reduce c
Jim Moseby wrote:
I remember, way back when, transferring multiple files was simple. The good
ole days of ZModem. Maybe todays technology will catch up eventually. ;^)
I doubt it :) Things were so much more optimised back then! I remember
packaging all my mail up into QWK bundles, download
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And POP3 probably existed long before the old BBS', so it's not that
things got LESS efficient, it's just that we didn't NEED to bundle
bunches of emails together into a single file because of crappy
dialup connections and crappy modems and the necessity of keeping
trans
Micky Hulse wrote:
I think I just read that PHP is ran as CGI on Dreamhost... this does not
sound good. Can anyone confirm?
If you've got access to your account with them, you can confirm it
yourself. Check the output of a phpinfo().
What do you all think? Good? Bad?
Not *that* terrible
Micky Hulse wrote:
Lol, funny you should mention that... Within a few days of getting an
account, my server went down with a bunch of other folks... I guess it
was a "DOS" attack or something.
It will be the first of many :)
Oh and hey... you'll soon experience the sporadic "will it or won't
elk dolk wrote:
I have a bunch of thumbnail images that link to larger versions of the images
and want to line them up in rows across the screen , using CSS I put them into
a separate DIV. To get them to line up horizontally across the window I use CSS
to FLOAT each DIV to the left, CSS looks
Hi all,
I really don't know what is going on here. Can anyone shed some light on
this please?
I'm trying to store an image in a SQLite database using PDO. The code
given on http://uk2.php.net/manual/en/ref.pdo.php under Example 1669 is
basically wrong - you can't beginTransaction() on a stat
Graham Anderson wrote:
Has anyone created that web 2.0 "shiny floor" effect with the GD Library?
I have seen it dynamically created by passing variables into a Flash
movie. Has this been done with GD?
http://reflection.corephp.co.uk
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MB> BTW. What is STFU?
Something you probably should have done before insulting the majority
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ny list at all that displays the authors email
address as the From: address could ever protect you from spam of any
kind. Sure you can munge the email addresses on the archives, but you
can't stop a bot from subscribing or monitoring the usenet gateway.
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DB package itself?
It included and worked fine when I switched to PHP 4, but that
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Hello André,
Tuesday, March 15, 2005, 3:42:44 PM, you wrote:
AP> What do I have to do to call a function from $classname?
Like: $classname->test( );
Erm, you do exactly that.
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RD> Definitely more than one way to skin this cat, but the following will
RD> work:
RD> RewriteEngine on
RD> RewriteRule ^baseball.htm/ /query.php?q=baseball [L]
Erm, self-correcting myself here - don't have the / after .htm!
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The browser will convert it back for display purposes *within the
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If you don't want this behaviour, don't URL encode the email address.
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ny suggestions on how to get the form name?
Stick a hidden input field in your form that contains the name of it.
You cannot extract it from any super-global, it's not passed in that
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Hello Danny,
Tuesday, March 22, 2005, 6:07:55 PM, you wrote:
DB> Any recommendations on books for postgresql & PHP usage.
Just get a good book on Postgres, the PHP side of it can be easily
picked-up from the PHP manual itself.
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Hello TheI2eptile,
Thursday, March 24, 2005, 2:05:14 PM, you wrote:
T> So here is what I would call a bug, but maybe it's thought to be so:
Try it with strict (data-type) comparisons, i.e.:
if ($var === "AS")
Then you won't get the "bug".
Best
Hello William,
Thursday, March 24, 2005, 2:08:13 PM, you wrote:
WS> How can I let user delete a uploaded image file in the server's
WS> directory?
unlink()
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e variables inside single quotes. Try this:
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Same goes for anything in PHP, i.e.:
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$word1 = "eat the $test";
$word2 = 'eat the $test';
Try this and see the difference the quotes make.
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effort. Just check
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MG> Here is my last (of many) attempt:
MG> $url = ".HtmlEntities($url)."\">".";
$url = "" . htmlentities($url) . '';
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ion for the original
problem of renaming uploaded files and keeping them unique. Appending
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in the Zend Studio properties for your project?
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Thursday, March 31, 2005, 3:20:11 PM, you wrote:
JL> What am I doing wrong when I try to make this:
JL>
Be sure you don't define a reserved word, but to get the above working
do:
include_once(INCLUDES . 'include.php');
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les":
L> $order = "ASC"
L> break;
L> }
I.e.: $order = "DESC";
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rs).
What relationship does the Users table have to the Products table? You
may need something more along the lines of:
SELECT blah FROM products LEFT JOIN users ON users.UserID =
products.UserID WHERE users.UserID = $userID
But that's just a best-guess based on what you've given s
something like that, going from memory here)
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hould be using the
php_mysqli.dll ideally.
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o wait for a long time for uploading a file that will
ms> fail.
This isn't possible with PHP alone. You could do it by using some kind
of client-side uploader (Java applet, maybe a JavaScript post-back,
etc), but not PHP by itself.
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Sure, you can discard the file if it's over the file size limit - but
ONLY after it has been uploaded, which is what the original poster
wanted to avoid. PHP, being server-side in nature, doesn't make this
possible.
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tored in a MySQL text field? Any issues re:
displaying them again once extracted? Or on validating foreign
data input on web forms?
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start of April - I checked before posting) then I'm afraid it didn't
even come close to covering any of the issues raised, it was simply
one post with one specific reply.
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Thanks, I have been looking at the mb functions earlier on and the
string/regexp/mail functions they overload, will take this over to the
i18n list I guess, is more appropriate there even if it is massively
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This is nothing to do with domain names, I was simply asking if anyone
had experience of handling one site spread across multiple remote
located servers from a PHP/SQL perspective (syncing content, user
accounts, etc).
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alable Internet Architecture talk at ApacheCon this year. Both these
things are addressing the design issues I'm now faced with, I'm just
extremely surprised no-one here has encountered them before.
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in reality that's not really yet the case.
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hod can
access it) but unlike true PHP constants (those created with define)
the value of the variable can be manipulated from just about anywhere.
It is of course PHP4 only and is depreciated in PHP5.
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:)
To the original poster - what exactly happens? Do your PHP scripts
appear as plain text or simply blank pages? If you've not set-up the
paths correctly ensure you've got the required PHP DLLs in your
Windows directory for a start.
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lem. Give it a shot and see which
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e the exact
CG> same form emailed to me with the same pretty format of a form instead of
CG> just a variable name and the value.
Save yourself some hassle and use the excellent free PHPMailer class
library. http://phpmailer.sourceforge.net
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en set.
Err, replace $total with $first in my comment above.
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ont I would use imagettfbbox() instead to get the
width of the text and then center that accordingly.
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Sounds nice.. have fun ;)
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language can only
deal with a file once it hits the server, if you want to check files
client side before they're uploaded, you need a client side language.
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I'm sure creating a variable variable is useful in lots of
circumstances, this isn't really one of them and doesn't solve the
original posters problem.
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how to make it right ?
Try dumping out the whole of $_GET to see if you are receiving
anything at all:
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ng logic to a display block
based on a user status?
Personally I don't use smarty*, but even I can see the benefits it
offers.
* only because I don't build web sites for clients, I build them for
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hen I use mysql_fetch_row($query) then I have problems,
What error does it give you? What actually happens? Post some of your
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cond here again, but
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Using spaces instead of tabs is only useful if you're going to share
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could check everything.. from strings to integers, to string length,
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te most of the time - it
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Thursday, April 15, 2004, 9:47:50 PM, you wrote:
G> I have no idea where the apparent 500k choke point is coming from... Any ideas?
Check the MAX_FILE_SIZE setting in your upload form - some people
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at CPUs are way cheaper than bandwidth.
Which leads us full circle again to the "personal preference"
argument. It works for you because of Turke, for someone who doesn't
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t; list(s).
That would be the part at the bottom of the emails that says "To
unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php";
If you never even subscribed in the first place - I reckon someone is
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just used to escape the ' character, but that is exactly what
addslashes() will do anyway.
Is mysql_real_escape_string tolerant of magic quotes? i.e. will you
end up with double-quoted strings like: "it\\'s a lovely day" if you
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orm a GET request using the standard file functions (fopen
for example) because all the parameters can be passed on the Query
String).
However to make your life easier, and to support POST methods, just
get yourself the excellent free class - Snoopy. I think the web site
is just snoopy.sourceforge.ne
ing company before my site just goes away.
Ditch them and go with Pair Networks (www.pair.com).
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form is
RL> posted.
In all fairness to IE, it WILL send the value of each button - but PHP
cannot distinguish between them all because you have given them all
the same name! :)
RL> Does allow this sort of functionality?
If it has a unique name, sure:
Alternatively, if you need
ot;, one
for "edit", etc. They can all have the same action/method (i.e. go to
the same PHP script).
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Hello Mike,
Tuesday, April 20, 2004, 11:15:07 AM, you wrote:
FML> Bzzt! Completely wrong. See
FML> http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/forms.html#h-17.5.
Yeah, already covered this.
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Hello John,
Thursday, April 22, 2004, 2:37:30 PM, you wrote:
JN> Uh-oh, does that mean an Atheist has to use ASP??? ;)
You meant satanist, surely? ;)
(or a masochist!)
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Hello Robert,
Thursday, April 22, 2004, 8:02:55 PM, you wrote:
RS> $cat_id = $cats[id_num];
Try this:
$cat_id = $cats['id_num'];
You need to quote array elements otherwise PHP expects a constant.
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te on this, more of an overall poll-count
(and any sound arguments for A vs. B, or should I say T vs. t)
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