Hi, all --
...and then John W. Holmes said...
%
% David T-G wrote:
%
% >My partner and I have done something that gets rid of our error messages,
...
%
% is display_errors ON for one machine and OFF for the other?
Now that I've confirmed that display_errors is on (1), are there a
John --
...and then John W. Holmes said...
%
% David T-G wrote:
%
% >My partner and I have done something that gets rid of our error messages,
% >and we're not quite sure what. The identical code base (I copied it over
% >myself; I'm sure) worked "fine" on another
config.php' and instead manually define
the ENGINE_PATH then I see the error no matter where it is placed. I've
checked phpinfo() and 'display_errors' is On.
What kind of call would suppress error messages from a require()d file?
I don't know his codebase, and he's nev
the headers so that the browser says "Oh, this is a
CSV file, and here is its name; where shall I save it?" and the user
doesn't have to jump through any hoops?
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Curt, et al --
...and then Curt Zirzow said...
%
% * Thus wrote David T-G ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
% >
% > What kind of call would suppress error messages from a require()d file?
% > I don't know his codebase, and he's never seen anything like this before,
%
% @require &q
rror no matter where it is placed.
What kind of call would suppress error messages from a require()d file?
I don't know his codebase, and he's never seen anything like this before,
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config.php' and instead manually define
the ENGINE_PATH then I see the error no matter where it is placed. I've
checked phpinfo() and 'display_errors' is On.
What kind of call would suppress error messages from a require()d file?
I don't know his codebase, and he's nev
Hi again --
...and then David T-G said...
%
...
% How do I construct the headers so that the browser says "Oh, this is a
It turns out that my header attempt was good and I just had to try again.
I don't *think* I had the same blank-line-of-output as mentioned in the
manual, but it&
if you have
more questions, though, and we'll try to help :-)
%
% many thanks,
% Radu
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ead say
{ $mboxes[$user] = $mbox ; }
and then later address them by name instead of number.
% Jim
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n unzip an archive containing a single file, but if you
have more than one in there then you need to use an actual unzip tool
(like, say, unzip :-)
While a class or a built-in command might be nice, if you just want to
get them out then a simple system call might be the easiest way to go.
HTH & H
Vincent --
...and then Vincent M. said...
%
% David T-G wrote:
% >
% >...and then Vincent M. said...
% >%
...
% >% No, it works with .zip files too, I just don't know how to manage it :-(
% >
...
% >AFAIK gunzip can unzip an archive containing a single file, but if you
%
% Thanks.
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/inc.php
when num = 1, sum = 67
when run.
Extra credit if you write it as a recursive function :-)
% I'm frazzled and can't think straight.
You can't ask straight, either :-) Give us more details!
%
% Thanks Guys!
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t know enough Mac to know if an OS X Mac has newlines like a classic
Mac or like a *NIX box).
Use the all-run-together format or a .= buildup and manually specify the
needed \r\n to avoid the headache.
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getting an empty variable and can`t figure it out...
%
% $criteria = `grep "Files :" logs/$file`;
Works for me. Are you running under safe mode, which will turn off
backticks and shell_exec?
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he call for you and use
the virtual() function, depending on the output and what you want to do
with it.
%
% Cheers,
%
% Brad
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ps.
HTH & HAND and good luck :-)
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and so it gets a little hairy to write but it can be done.
You might also do a quick google search for something like
email address regular expression check
to see if someone has worked out a good and complete one.
% thanx in advance
% Haseeb
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ppen, including any error messages
on the web page or in the apache log.
%
% any help appreciated...
%
% thank you
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(work)
; character used for name+extensions under sendmail
(and perhaps postfix).
You allow an ending . on a hostnmae, which you shouldn't. It looks like
you could switch your two [] expressions on the right side and lose the \.
in the middle and be OK.
%
% HTH
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!
Check the archives; this comes up all of the time. In particular, you
might look at my thread
uploading files and MAX_FILE_SIZE
from mid-February or so. Been there, done that :-)
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e necessary form
for upload (or even build the upload data with MIME separators and all),
but I don't know JS and haven't yet found anyone who's written one...
%
% thanks again,
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Miles --
...and then Miles Thompson said...
%
% Jason ...
%
% A fellow proofreader!! Well done!
Oh, there are lots of us out here, but I for one hesitated to jump into
the discussion just for that :-)
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so be likely to not have turned off Java so it could work
anyway.
It's certainly a start :-)
%
% http://support.softartisans.com/docs/JFile/prog_g_recursive.htm
I'll definitely check it out!
%
% hope you find it useful
% -awlad
Thanks so much :-)
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.
% Thanks for any comment
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course says
...keylist=Array...
which is quite bad. I'd use a simple scalar
$keylist = "comment job spaced out key name foo ..." ;
but, of course, those darned fields which have spaces embedded in the
names will really mess that up.
How can I pass myself an array --
doesn't seem to
convert spaces...
Thanks again & HAND
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Hi again --
...and then David T-G said...
%
...
% How can I pass myself an array -- and recognize it on the receiving end?
I had been spending all of my time digging into htmlentities() and the
like when, in fact, all I had to do was a simple preg_replace on each
component :-)
Now how can I
stuff; that sounds safest to me.
%
% $data can be passed via a hidden INPUT field.
Right.
Thanks, all; I'll be sure to poke at the other ideas as well.
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that zip with no compression is just as fast as tar or anything
else. Yes, it stores the directory at the end of the archive, but it's a
fine way to go and perhaps more recognizable to more surfers out there.
%
% Schura
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to discuss it further. [That goes for
anyone else out there, too :-]
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ey don't need php. They don't need apache
for that matter, either, since it's all configurable and dangerous and
everything.
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www.freshmeat.net may turn up something.
Absolutely agreed; the languages are very similar. [Rumor has it that
php is perl-based or perl-inspired, but I haven't done any independent
digging to see one way or another -- and there are *some* noticeable
differences.]
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what comes out... Please post
a summary to the list if you get off-list discussion, and particularly
let us (me) know if you find something that will work in a vt100 screen
with no mouse input.
%
% Michael Egan
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sort of coding you require. What needs to be done? I might
be just the guy to do it.
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http://
your local machine, connect to the remote DB,
and make your changes; the only security you need is an ssh [forwarding?]
port for the DB (or use a VPN tunnel).
You *definitely* shouldn't have to transfer entire copies of your DB via
ftp; that's just way too painful.
HTH & HAND
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p" ;
to do that.
As always, RTFM. See "Directory functions" and "Filesystem functions"
for starters on this type of task.
%
% Greg
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d having HTML code in the database, then go ahead and
convert it a la
$content = nl2br($content) ;
before writing it to the DB and then it will be that way when it comes
out.
%
% Thanks.
Sure thing!
%
% Pag
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%
% kind regards,
%
% bill hollett
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or such) has sudo permissions (generally bad), then use sudo.
When all else fails (typically for a reason), you could just turn on the
SUID bit on that command, or its wrapper script, and then just run it
(also generally bad).
Why do you want your web server to run a command as root?
web server is running as nobody, as it probably should be,
then... ?
%
% regards.
%
% Eric
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even give you email ;-)
%
% Pay by Check (my company will not allow the used of company credit cards
% over the Internet.)
Not a problem.
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ID and that you just can't.
Of course, if the same old question ("How do I have the web server do
things in a user way?") has finally been answered, please let me know ;-)
TIA & HAND
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You should set
register_globals = on
in your php.ini file and kick your web server.
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ht
thank you for reading this message.
% -Ryan
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if you were really sneaky you could write some php scripts that
run your config and compile for you :-) but you'll probably need access
to a shell at least temporarily.
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mment
which is what I want.
Is there a way to turn off the recognition of \n as an end of line and
instead operate on the entire $mydatastring?
TIA & HAND
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Rob, et al --
...and then Robert Cummings said...
%
% David T-G wrote:
% >
% I've never had problems with doing:
%
% $foo = "I don't like\nnewlines";
%
% $foo = ereg_replace( "\n", '', $foo );
I'm afraid I do. Given my co
aphs, like $/ or such
in perl (there's where the rusty part comes in!). If these functions are
just operating on a single line then the newline(s) won't get eaten.
%
% Cheers,
% Rob.
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Rob, et al --
...and then Robert Cummings said...
%
% David T-G wrote:
% >
% > ...and then Robert Cummings said...
% > %
...
% > % $foo = str_replace( "\n", '', $foo );
% > %
% > % That one work for you? It's more efficient too.
% >
% >
ing string)
Returns string with '' inserted before all newlines.
I don't want to simply add a ; I want to *replace* the newline (and
return, as we found out in a subthread).
% replace function you build yourself.
Except that it doesn't work :-)
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7;s a special reason it does not apply here but I thought I'd
% mention it any way... Just in case... :)
Thanks anyway, but it doesn't work. See the reply I just sent in this
thread for details.
%
% -B
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encode($k)}))."\n")
; } # write the clear text out
fclose($newfile);
...
Although I've solved the problem for now, the next version will probably
end the data with a @@ and so I can just read another line if I don't
have a closer.
Thanks again & HAND
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code I can certainly
$noadoberegexp = "(" . join("|",$noadobe) . ").*" ;
and then
$cleanstring = eregi_replace("$noadoberegexp","",$stripstring) ;
but 1) I haven't tested this code yet :-) and 2) I wonder if I'll run
into long runtim
Hi, all --
Is there any way to redefine or undefine (to then redefine) a function?
We have an image handling function, for instance, and would like to let
our users put in their own definition instead. I haven't yet found
anything that will allow this...
TIA & HAND
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Tim, et al --
...and then Tim Ward said...
%
% is using classes an option?
I don't know. I suppose I need to learn about classes :-) Where do I
start?
%
% Tim Ward
% www.chessish.com
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e input
ends up the same way because the regexp is greedy, but the upside is that
it will work for UNIX (\n), Mac (\r), and DOS/Win (\r\n) input.
HTH & HAND
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TFM is?
%
% ---John Holmes...
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der, it could
be one off from a land line provider's exchange or even a different cell
provider's exchange.
The only shot I'd think could work would be to integrate a caller ID
service to just give you the whole number... How's that for saving your
surfer's some ke
bles but we don't want to hang the
page password out there :-) and so we have to maove away from that somehow,
and it would be nice if we could get away from URL mangling entirely.
Cookies aren't an option, though.
TIA & HAND
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get the session ID out of the URL without
using any cookies... Any ideas, anyone?
%
%
% Justin French
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cluttered :-) Second, though, it would be nice to
not put the user's password right in the URL to then hang out in his
browser goto cache, so we have to change *sometthing*, and if we can
clean up the URL while we're at it that would be nice.
%
% ---John Holmes...
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:
Justin, et al --
...and then Justin French said...
%
% on 07/10/02 11:32 AM, David T-G ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
%
% > It's a start; it confirms some of what I think I understand about
% > sessions. Now if only I can get the session ID out of the URL without
% > using any c
;/home/sites/\.php/" string, but it's almost not worth
it in something that has to be self-contained like this and so I haven't
bothered :-]
%
% Thanks
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% --
% Regards,
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-dump http://host/script.php > /path/to/output.file
should run the script, dump the output somewhere (perhaps /dev/null), and
exit.
% my PHP is not enabled for command line script.
That's also a problem :-)
% Regards Aate Drageset
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-inject directly?
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n a find across the
whole system and check for that timestamp.
As was already suggested, if it was installed via rpm then go ahead and
remove it via rpm.
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s a great php coder and a great art
designer, but he's entirely a windoze guy). I don't even know if he's
running qmail there.
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Javier --
...and then Javier Tacon said...
%
% May be the machine of your friend has a better network output than your
% machine :)
Heh :-) Hey, stranger things have happenned!
But check my other followup for an interesting twist.
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ues, no?
Even more confused,
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x27;ve already solved)
Well, that's something ;-)
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%
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Manuel, et al --
...and then Manuel Lemos said...
%
% Hello,
Hi!
%
% On 08/26/2003 07:39 PM, David T-G wrote:
% >I'm working up a [cli] script to send a personalized (ugh) email to some
% >[often large] number of web site subscribers. Unfortunately, I'm getting
% >lousy p
Jabber, et al --
...and then [EMAIL PROTECTED] said...
%
% having you tried ezmlm or to directly inject the message into the que?
Yes, I've tried qmail-inject. I got down to about 0.41s/msg which is
still terrible.
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$this_domain = preg_replace('/(www\.)?([^\.]*).*/','\2',getenv('HTTP_HOST')) ;
Maybe college doesn't suck so much after all... ;-)
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ed, I just want a handfull of predefined commands
% to be run, nothing else)
sudo is *definitely* your best approach. It really is. It's easy, too,
I promise.
%
% Thanks
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can get out some 60k
messages in an hour).
% the web space? It could be that your httpd.conf has some processor and
% memory usage restrictions imposed. I once worked on a server on which it
% was impossible to send mail from cgi script. the apache configurations
% turned out to be the culprit.
... That doesn't sound familiar to me...
%
% -murugesan
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Manuel, et al --
...and then Manuel Lemos said...
%
% Hello,
%
% On 08/27/2003 11:34 AM, David T-G wrote:
% >% For the delivery, you can always tune qmail to try deliverying messages
% >% to more recipients at the same time tweaking concurrencyremote option.
% >% The default it 20 r
n the qmail list and
have been able to do some digging, though I don't yet have answers.
% expertise isn't as good as it should be.
Nor is mine :-/
%
% best regards
% raditha
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(pla
ed on looking in a
subdirectory so that I could fake the name, but this has to work from the
root.
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nstead of just in the doc
root dir, but that's still pretty straightforward.
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don't let
% anybody tell you one editor is superior to another. 60% of what makes
Oh, fiddlesticks. vim is definitely superior to emacs!
/me ducks as the flamethrowers ignite
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he guys of detailhosting don´t know what to do.
Well, without more info neither do we :-)
%
% Please help me. I don´t know what to do...
Start by giving us more information.
%
% Thanks in advace.
%
% Juan Carlos Borrero
% Webmaster - www.lupajuridica.com
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ny possibilities or, much more sanely,
(just from the top of my head, though, without real thought for security)
and in reality I'd probably not bother with the $page temp variable.
Good luck, and enjoy :-)
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MAO
A complete spit-take surprise. Thanks :-)
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te so my colors work
Oh, c'mon... You and I both know that a single char like %_ is easy to
fit into $reply_regexp. No whining :-)
% properly on his replies. Now i'm going to have create one special
% for yours :)
Now *that* I would like to see. Good luck!
HAND
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running total. The
latter is certainly easier.
%
%
% /*
% HTH & HAND
% */
% Meant to ask you this before...whats HAND?
Have A Nice Day :-)
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David T-G * There is too much animal courage in
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:-)) lets
% see him try to keep up with the variations i come up with.
*grin*
%
% Cheers,
% -Ryan
HTH & HAND
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David T-G * There is too much animal courage in
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(work) [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Mary
Do I really need to call substr half a dozen times?(!?)
I tried unpack() but all I ended up getting was an array with one entry
(sometimes with a very strange-looking key).
TIA & HAND
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David T-G * There is too much animal courage in
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Duncan, et al --
...and then Duncan Hill said...
%
% On Friday 19 Sep 2003 10:20, David T-G wrote:
% >
% > I have a 14-char date string like "20030917181909" and I need to break it
% > into its component parts for a more readable "2003-09-17 18:19:09" view.
% >
Dan, et al --
...and then Dan Joseph said...
%
% the computer web server. Kinda hilarious if you ask me. Good excuse to
% install Norton also.
s/Norton/linux+qmail/
*grin*
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David T-G * There is too much animal courage in
(play) [EMAIL PROTECTED] * society and
th phpinfo() reporting
include_path => .:/usr/local/lib/php => .:/usr/local/lib/php
for my include path (though I didn't see an entry in the php.ini file or
compile-time directives; I take it, then, that this is the default).
TIA & HAND
:-D
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David T-G * There i
this sort of approach to prevent buffer overflow attacks and it shouldn't
be used anywhere else, either.
HTH & HAND
:-D
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David T-G * There is too much animal courage in
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(work) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ename
% $imagepath.$filename");
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To change an image rather than make a new version of it, just use
mogrify.
% any ideas why this wont work?
Start there and let us know how you do.
HTH & HAND
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David T-G * There is too much animal cou
definition but an explantion of RTFM and STFW. These are
a couple of the numerous TLAs and FLAs out there with which you will soon,
no doubt, become familiar.
HTH & HAND (Hope This Helps & Have A Nice Day :-)
:-D
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David T-G * There is too much animal courage in
(play
her here or off-list, are also very
much appreciated :-)
TIA & HAND
:-D
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David T-G * There is too much animal courage in
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(work) [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Mary Baker Eddy, "Science and Health"
h
Marek, et al --
...and then Marek Kilimajer said...
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% If both images have the same size you don't even need javascript:
Ooooh! Yay! That's what I *really* wanted, but I was told it couldn't
be done!
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