st.
If anyone's interested, the board system itself is up and running
on my dev/test server at http://boards.shadow.net.au - you can see
a live version at http://www.auswrestling.com/forum/ and also at
http://www.game-spin.com/forums/. I'll be releasing it soon, and
if someone can give me a working UR
> You need to explode() $line.
Won't that still cause problems for him, since explode() will
ignore concurrent separators ()?
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Probably from not trying it before I open my mouth. I must
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> How can I get this to use the next auto_increment of
> id (Next Autoindex = 52)?
What if you just remove id from your field list?
insert into ccl.ccl_maintest (id,RNum,YR,AU,ST
^^^
Here :)
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and "text here". (Why do I want to do this? To convert the style
sheet into tags... its neccessary, if ugly. :\).
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> #Option 1: code I wish worked
> $s = include("phpcode.php");
>
> #Option 2: also code I wish worked
> $s = sprintf("%s", include('template.php'));
$s = sprintf("%s", implode("\n", file('template.php')));
:)
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>
> With the following code how can I check to see if the file being uploaded
> has a space in it? Maybe replace them with a _ or reject them all
> together...
>
I think you want:
$new_fname = ereg_replace("[[:space:]]+", "_", $fname);
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told me once. Since you are wanting something stand alone, do not forget
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figure out that I need to do a
redirect or set a cookie?
I assemble *all* the page content into a single string variable,
and echo it out as the last thing the script does. This way I'm
free to play with HTTP headers right up to that time.
However, each to their own - your way works for you and
accessibility.
> no web application is complete without a mix of client-side
> and server-side application of code.
If you don't want it to work in all browsers, you're right.
If you know your audience isn't disabled and uses browsers that support
JA *and* always have it sw
echo $output;
include("$DocRoot/subpagestop.php3");
?>
There's advantages and disadvantages to both our ways, really. It's
not worth an in-depth discussion because I think I've just sent everyone
on the list to sleep as-is. But our way works for us just as well as
> it's valid to use single-quotes, double-quotes, or NO quotes.
If you're going to use no quote, make damn sure you don't have any
spaces :)
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Yes, I think its about time for another round of What Editor
Is The Most Awesomest Best And R0xx0rz The World! :)
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found the 100% PHP way works for us - but like I said, that's us. Every
team's needs are different. This is what makes PHP so good, anyway - we
can all use it the way that suits us.
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> I am after a php3 script that can do this...
>
> Have a form of about 20 fields where one of the fields can browse the
users
> hard drive so they are able to include an image, and then submit the form
by
> sending an email. All the other fields are just text.
>
> Kinda like a formail script bu
This might help more, too:
http://www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Scripts_and_Programs/Email_Systems/Email_Utili
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> Is there a way to limit the image size with php?
You would have to use some image manipulation functions to look at the
file once it's been uploaded.
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> I have successfully uploaded the image. But now I want to
> know the size width X height of the pixels of the image. Is
> this possible to get the size and height of the image by php.
Sure,
http://www.php.net/manual/ref.image.php
... will show you where to find what you need.
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POST and GET requests to the remote server,
show headers (thus displaying the cookies), and parse the output
so that you can find the cookie values in your script.
cURL: http://curl.haxx.se/
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'll have to just do the ereg_replace on every second one.
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as you can, send the MD5 sum as the cookie value, and store it in
the session table in the database.
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I gave you
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save you a headache when you get to
2000. Or 2.
> How would be a REGEX to recognize the tag and
> ANY TEXT below?
Love to help you, but I've already stretched the limit of my regex
knowledge, sorry.
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o tie those three value
like
> below?
>
> $Birthdate = $year&$month&&day;
>
> And I will insert value in $Birthdate into table.
Not quite. right idea, wrong syntax.
You're just doing a simple string concatenation, so what you actually
want is this:
$Birthdate
er of days between your birthDAYS,
then you'll want to substitute in a specific year in the mktime() statements
above, as you'll otherwise end up with the number of days between your exact
DATES of birth.
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> It has px...something...i cannot remember the exact site.
>
> could someone point me to that site?
http://px.sklar.com
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0115 and $date2 = 20010120 ( which of
> course we can easily tell that $date1 come before $date2).
> Can I use the sniplet below:
Yep, you can use a simple > conversion in that case as long as its
YMD :)
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;[^0-9]", "", $withdashes);
This wil actually remove everything from the string that is
not a number between 0 and 9 (ie, numbers).
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of using the remote IP! Thanks for the tip. I
> am going to use it today for an authentication system I'm building.
Careful. This will die in the butt if the client comes in from an ISP
using load-balancing proxy servers.
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> After all these years, couldn't two of these three end-of-line formats
> swallow their pride and just deprecate themselves?...
... and break everything *else* that depends on them?
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face (in Australia, our phone numbers have 8 digits and our mobiles
have 10 digits - this is the same in a number of countries).
My advice, check that there's at least 7 digits and let it go.
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run PHP source code?
Is this an example of such a script, emailling the same mail
to the mailing list every monday at a specific time?
I already replied to you off-list.
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> Ach, oy vey! Then, having looked at AOL's info, it seems to me that
> perhaps one could build a function or class that could evaluate
> against a known list of alternate proxies. So, if the request came
> from 152.163.197, it would recognize that as an AOL proxy and just
> code the current p
uot;/admin/delete" by default.
I'll see if I can grab some MySQL table definitions and the like
if you'd like them...
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> But even if they had 100 servers, have you priced an OC-12 lately?
Actually, isn't it possible / more likely that they're running one
server cohosted at an ISP with an OC-12 link?
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> sources. Logs grow rapidly and I have to clean it every once a while. Is
> that caused by any particular PHP error?
Well, find the page on your server with the HTML that matches what's in
the error logs and you should be
> $query = "insert into user values
('firstname','lastname','address','phone')";
> $resultinsert = mysql_query($query);
>
> $getID = "select userID from user"; // Will this get me the
> // Id of the record I just inserted?
> $resultID = mysql_query($getID);
N
s with a path of "/". Saves hassles, and the
cookie is accessible everywhere.
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> If I store the file in a non-apache directory, how does the
> user download the file?
Use a file, "download.php" that will make sure the user is
authenticated, then fetch the contents of the file, and send the
file to the browser.
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I came across this:
$confidential = 0;
echo "$confidential " . ($confidential == "yes");
In which "0 1" was printed.
Is there something I'm missing?
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r the help, and I hope my question is clear. :)
>
> Jason
>
Something like
select tbl1.id as tbl1_id, tbl2.id as tbl2_id
$ob->tbl1_id;
should work... o fthe top of my head.
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PHP code is executed on the server side, not the browser.
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");
file("whatyouwanttosend");
> ( I am not sure if my first email went through, I got an
> error back about the mailbox being full)
I didn't see it ...
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> I looked at the file(), but it sounded like is was just for
> local file use.
oops, should've been include(). Sorry :)
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Don't you need a MAX_FILE_SIZE for this to work properly?
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> due to DB difficulties with the host (i.e., requested the DB and am still
> waiting..)
I'm evaluating PHPNuke at the moment. It certainly seems to have the
goods on customisation.
Besides which, you can always edit and fiddle :)
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That's possible.
You might like to try manually downloading the file using a
utility like wget or curl. This will show you if PHP is
outputting any errors (which would thus result in a broken
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> I'm studying some code from the net and was kinda curious. There are
> places where it references variables like this:
>
> $$testvar
>
> What's the difference between that and
>
> $testvar
>
> ?
$testvar means "the value of the variable named 'testvar'".
$$testvar means "the
Hi there,
$ob->date is '2000/03/06'.
$d = ereg_replace('([0-9]*)-([0-9]*)-([0-9]*)',
'\2/\3/\1', $ob->date);
$d is now '03/06/2000'.
$foo = getdate(strtotime($d)+86400);
Here I have to add an entire day to the value of strtotime($d) to get
the expected results for below.
ec
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> I have exchange link business program with other sites,
> basically I give a hyper link to come to our store to them
> and when user click on the link on their site to come to us,
> they will genrate income from it too.
> The question is that how do I know that when a user click on
> the li
e if a match is found?
>
> Any hints would be great.
>
> Many thanks
>
> Roland
This will do it:
$dim = sizeof($arrLoginName);
for ($nr = 0; $nr < $dim; $nr++) {
if (match) {
return 1;
}
}
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> The older look was neat to show off to people re: pop up menus, etc.,
> but this is a real speed demon, and will be much more useful for
> searching around.
I agree. Very smart, smooth and clean!
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me real-life examples that you'd care to discuss in the
> open? Using real-life examples (with the added realism of budgets,
> legacy code, deadlines, etc.) may help everyone here.
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> if( $submit ){
> print "I love Montana";
> >>>put form #2 in here w/ action = $PHP_SELF make sure you
> set $submit2 to
> some value
> )
> elseif( $submit2 ){
> print "Part two of script";
> }
> else{
> >>>put your form in here w/ action= $PHP_SELF
> }
Actually - do it in the reverse order, be
reliability,
uptime and client happiness.
I wouldn't *dream* of moving a client's site from the hosting company
to my own system - I don't want to be blamed for the downtime, and any
server problems.
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Fetch t
c).
I'd go for tab delimiting over comma delimiting, since your text fields
will probably contain commas but will *very* *exceedingly* rarely have
tabs.
I've ripped some code out of phpMyAdmin to do this (ta Tobias, if you're
watching ;)) - I can post it if you want to.
J
> Can anyone tell me what the best form of Email validation
> there is? It needs to be quick & as open to - and . as possible.
We use this one on www.inww.com:
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Because you need to do this:
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> as different values... how can i restrict it to showing each
> value just once?
Sounds like you want a "SELECT DISTINCT".
You might want to have a look at www.sqlcourse.com.
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>$query ="SELECT DISTINCT device FROM 3backup ORDER BY device";
> $rs =mysql_query($query);
$rs is now the result set for your SQL.
> $device = mysql_result($rs, 'device');
This is wrong. Check the manual page for how you use mysql_result.
http://www.php.net/mysql-result
> while($
Brief correction.
> while($row = mysql_fetch_row($rs))
^^^ should be "array".
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> $f=fopen('http://your.server/legacyscript.asp"), "r");
> if($f)
> {
> /*read the data from the file handle and deal with it as you
> wish - you
> might want to process it somehow, or just output it as part
> of the current
> page*/
> fclose($fp);
> }
This won't include the ASP script.
It w
> $device = mysql_result($rs); // line 19
mysql_result expects the result set, the row number and the field name.
You should not need this, anyway.
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> Disabling magic quote will reduce amount of code and increase
> performance a little, unless application is very small. Without
> magic_quote, script does not have to get rid of slashes to use
> value from browser and add slashes again before feeding to
> database. Code would be cleaner and easie
> > > while($row = mysql_fetch_row($rs))
> >
> > ^^^ should be "array".
>
> Why should it be array and not, let's say, object?
Because I went on to use it as if I'd used fetch_array in the rest
of the example code, I'd wager.
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> $test="b";
> if ($test=="a"):
> ?>
>value is a
> else:
> ?>
>value is not a
> endif;
> ?>
>
> It seems to work, ie it outputs different text depending on
> the value of $test. But is it safe, can I rely on this
> behaviour?
Yes can rely on it, but I just think it's somewhat ugly.
> Easy. Just use fopen('http://localhost/file.asp') then fread
> the data you want. I do this technique to read Access tables
> from a Linux box.
But that gives you the RESULTS of the ASP script, not the script
itself.
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> Add two more sets of statements like those you have for the
> first query. That's it. There's nothing special to do.
MySQL also lets you stack insert statements:
$sql="INSERT INTO t1 ('A'); INSERT INTO t2 ('B'); INSERT INTO t3 ('C');"
This would work (but if you get an error, you'll have tr
> I know there is a way to do it in Perl, but is there anyway
> in PHP to display all of the global variables. Such as OS,
> browser, date/time, that sort of thing
>
> I know I could print each one seperately, but are they all
> stored in an array somewhere?
That should show you everything
> I need to know if there is a program out there that I can use to edit
> the PHP files. I use CuteFTP to download the files from my server as I
> need to change some wording around from time to time. Does anyone know
> the correct procedure for downloading a php file with CuteFTP and then a
> p
HP files, open it in WordPad.
Me, I use HomeSite.
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> $recipient = $email;
> $headers = "From: Sirplus.tv <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>\n";
> $headers .= "X-Sender: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>\n";
>
> This grabs the email address out of MySql and send them the email that
> would be following. However, I want a copy to go to me as well. What
> line of code to
> I'm having a problem with HTMLspecialchars and nl2br interfearing with
> each other. Obviously, I'm trying to stop malicous HTML/scripts from
> being entered into my guestbook, but I'm also trying to add spacing.
> nl2br adds , but HTMLspecialchars tells it to not show that.
>
> Anyways, I'm s
> Is there any PHP native function to redirect to another page or URL?
No, because you can only redirect a browser to another page using the
appropriate HTTP command (it is a header) or JavaScript.
> I would like that once the user clicks on home.php4 and a few
> verifications are done, he/she
> I never had any trouble using header() to redirect, but
> wouldn't something like this work even better (without
> worring about previous outputs)??
>
> function redirect($dest)
> {
> ?>
>
> parent.location.href='';
>
> }
>
>
> Yeah... I know that... but, c'mon... a browser that doesn't support
> Javascript can't surf trough at least 30% of all websites... it's the
> absolute minority. Netscape itself is a minority.
That's not the point. You should be writing the code such that you
shouldn't need to make this kind
the
fuss we'd have if we required JavaScript for something. :)
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> I have 2 variables here that store date start and date end, I
> want to compare the lenght between the start date and the end
> date, how would I do that?
> $dateStart = "$year" . "$mon" . "$date" ; ( for instance, it
> will return "20010102")
> $dateEnd = "$yearEnd" . "$monEnd" . "$dateEnd"
> Read_sql SELECT * FROM TBL_Picture WHERE FLD_FileName =
> "SailBoat.jpg"and FLD_Path ="
/var/www/html/slidecollection/WinterCarnival"
This is a little hideous.
For one thing, you should probably use ' and not ". It may not
make a difference to MySQL, but it does to other databases you
may us
> One question though. Why does your have a name
> attribute at all?
Probably so it can be addressed through JavaScript.
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> Any ideas?
Yes - get it to output the actual SQL that's running.
That way you can execute it yourself, and see what's going wrong.
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> if($l=="d") {
> log_user();
> } else if($r=="d") {
> add_user();
> } else {
> $r ="y";
> }
looks like:
1. $l is not set to "d".
2. $r is not set to "d".
$r may be set to "y" by this code. Did you check it?
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> What's the best (secure?) way of transmitting sensitive
> information over email? I'm helping some friends build an online
> order form. They have a Thawte certificate and are already using
> it for the order form, but they would like the information to be
> emailed to them when an order i
> I'm looking in the docs but printf doesn't seem to be able to do that.
You want http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.number-format.php.
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> Leave the messages on the server and get them via pop3s.
> Outlook is capable of pop3 via ssl.
I wouldn't do that - it makes the server a great hack target.
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e, if possible?
I didn't see the purpose (I'm tired) - I just answered the q cos
I had a heart attack when I saw an answer of "use a database" for
counting line numbers ;)
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> > it's my first post on this list, and my doubt is...
> >
> > how can i take a file.txt and
> >
> > 1 - know how many lines i have in this text
> > 2 - print line 5 until 10
> Is there any chance for you to use a database?
> these thing would become MUCH, MUCH easier.
Actually, this is reall
It's 1:30am here and I'm still at work :)
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> I try to store phpcode in a mysql-database, to have them ready, when
> they´ll be needed
> When I request these, it seems that they will not be parsed.
> Any suggestion?
Eval() it.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.eval.php
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> and the line 236 is: $url=ereg_replace("&","&",$url);
BADPAT probably means "Bad Pattern".
Try:$url=ereg_replace("\&\;","&",$url);
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> Thanks to everyone for the help - unfortunately my problem
> seems to be the function I'm using to do the redirecting. header() is
> supposed to be the first item passed. What I'm trying to do is use a line
of
> code well down into the logic of my script to redirect the user to another
> p
> As you can see. I am using the {% and %} to delimit the parts
> that need to be replaced. I can't get the replacements to work
> right though. Can someone help?
$text = ereg_replace("\{\%Last_Name\%\}", $lastname, $text);
Should be something like that :)
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> Okay I am taking a number from a mySQL database and I want to
> put quotes on that number?
$databasenumber = "\"123.123.123.123\"";
or
$databasenumber = '"123.123.123.123"';
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