hing. Still can be defeated by the determined
ballot-box stuffer, but so can everything else that doesn't require human
verification of identity.
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clipped too soon - what was the actual error? (it'll be just before
the beginning of what you pasted there)
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For detection of encoding, perhaps you could include a hidden field with
some shibboleth characters. Research how they are transformed by various
encodings, and then just look at them to figure out what for that the rest
of the data is in.
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On Wed, 22 May 2002, Peter Johansson wrote
re back to normal. You can nest those as much as
necessary, too.
miguel
On Wed, 22 May 2002, Jeff Hatcher wrote:
> I understand the rotating of the page. So this is what I am doing: I am
> building a page $pdf. If I rotate the page then everything on the page
> rotates also. I need to
hard to guess what you might have to do
in order to get things going.
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so they're all the same length
(for instance, 100 characters). Then you can fseek() to $recordNum * 100
and write over records in place without having to rewrite the entire file.
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From: Alberto. Sartori <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Miguel Cruz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: R: [PHP-WIN] Re: [PHP] PHP version 4.2 and above
In the extensions folder there's a file called "php_gd2.
On Wed, 22 May 2002, Jas wrote:
> $tmp_image = tmpfile();
> $output = fopen($tmp_image, "wb");
tmpfile() opens the file, so you don't need the fopen call.
Just do $output = $tmpfile();
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To uns
#x27;Content-Type: image/png' or whatever) and output the image
data.
As for that hateful little popup thing, I think you can get rid of that by
adding the attriute GALLERYIMG="NO" to your IMG tag.
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The sooner you fix it, the less work you have to do down the road!
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On Thu, 23 May 2002, ROBERT MCPEAK wrote:
> I appreciate you help. I inherited the pipe-delimited data. I would
> have done it as you suggested.
>
> Thanks.
>
> -Bob
>
> >>> "
etter way to determine whether or not your program is generating the
correct data.
miguel
On Thu, 23 May 2002, Tim Greenleaf wrote:
> I have a search page that creates a dynamic table of results from MS SQL
> Server. The table created on the web page does not always get created
> properl
table;
Not really sure where you've gone wrong because you show no code and don't
say what the problem is. "something is not functioning" doesn't give us
very much to go on.
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in whatever.php:
$myarray = unserialize($_GET['myarray']);
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What is the specific nature of the errors in the HTML? Are random
characters missing/inserted, or does it look like something that could
happen as a result of unexpected program behavior at a higher level?
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On Thu, 23 May 2002, Tim Greenleaf wrote:
> The source HTML (PHP Output)
The obvious answer would be a table.
miguel
On Thu, 23 May 2002, Andre Dubuc wrote:
> PHP 4.1.2 + Apache 1.3.23 + PostgreSQL 7.2
>
> I've put off trying to figure out how to accomplish a fairly simple display
> problem. It's probably so simple, that I keep missing it
Like John, I tried several times (both Mac and Windows IE) and never got
anything funny. How many times do you usually have to refresh before you
see the problem? (I think I viewed it 4 times).
miguel
On Thu, 23 May 2002, Tim Greenleaf wrote:
> The errors appear to be the result of stri
P and redirect to it? It's basically no
work.
Handcrafting packets for this purpose is like building a car out of paper
clips and cat hair because the car that's freely available to you is red -
and you don't like the color red because your old girlfriend used to wear
it a lot.
migu
then you'll have to convert
the line breaks yourself (or view the file using a tool that's smart
enough not to care, such as most programmer's editors).
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ser version, platform, preferred language and encoding, IP address,
etc.) but not anything more personal than that. With JavaScript you might
be able to fish out a bit more and send it back to your PHP program.
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se, and I doubt this in particular will
be the straw that breaks the camel's back. Just make sure you have a plan
for moving to multiple database servers, and that plan is ready long
before the traffic has built up to that level - or you're going to be in
real trouble.
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Your comparison function doesn't compare anything.
You should look at $a and $b and return an answer indicating which one
comes first. If you want $a to come before $b, return -1. If they're the
same, return 0. If you want $a to come after $b in the sorted list, return
1.
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On Fri, 24 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What php functions should I use to convert a UNIX timestamp to a human -
> legible format and back again?
Human -> Unix: strtotime()
Unix -> Human: date()
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with Apache (at least on Unix).
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On 24 May 2002, Vinod Panicker wrote:
> Let me explain my project more in detail.
>
> This system is an Instant messaging system, with the backed
> running on apache / php / mysql. The front end client is a COM
> component that comm
it(99); that tells qmail that you're done with
the message and never want to see it again.
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You need to put the ob_start() call at the very beginning of your script,
not inside that function. You have to turn output buffering on before ANY
output is generated, if you want to be able to send headers later on.
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On Fri, 24 May 2002, Gerard Samuel wrote:
> Im trying to use dyna
y for any number of
queries so long as they are directed at the same server and rely on the
same user credentials. You can query different databases, etc., on the
same server with the same link identifier, for instance.
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I think you're confusing this with the ASP world, where every collection
of three lines of buggy code is available for sale.
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lled l_time() that does the
calculation for you? Stick it in an include file, do a little
searchin'-and-replacin', and you're set. One day when you get ambitious
you can enhance the l_time() function to look for a cookie that identifies
the current user's time zone and calculates
text/enriched, what have you. The MUA decides which format it
prefers.
Bear in mind that some fairly-common MUAs (either Lotus Notes or Groupwise
springs to mind) can't decipher these messages and just show the whole
thing. So make sure the text/plain part comes first.
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On Fri, 24 May 2002, Cedric Fontaine wrote:
> MC> qmail uses the exit code to determine what happened to the message. Try
> MC> ending your script with exit(99); that tells qmail that you're done with
> MC> the message and never want to see it again.
>
> MC> mig
On Sat, 25 May 2002, Dani wrote:
> I have got this script :
> //setup image
> $height = 200;
> $width = 200;
>
> $im = ImageCreate($width,$height);
> $white = ImageColorAllocate($im, 255, 255, 255);
> $black = ImageColorAllocate($im, 0, 0, 0);
>
> //Draw on image
> ImageFill($im, 0, 0, $black);
are thinking incorrectly; there's no particular difference. It's
prettier by cookie, but doesn't work for everyone, so it's easiest to just
use the built-in transparent session ID functionality as described in the
manual. Most people get cookies, and those for whom that doesn't
On Fri, 24 May 2002, David Bourne wrote:
> The code (in Page1.php):
>
>
>
>
>
>
> seems to work with the OpenWindow function in a JS header.
>
> Any obvious problems with this?
Seems pretty sensible.
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"$PHP_SELF".
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'dog', 2 => 'cat', 3 => 'mouse', 4 => 'frog');
if (is_array($_REQUEST['animals']))
{
print 'You chose:';
foreach ($_REQUEST['animals
atelite icon to
> download an mp3.
I'm pretty sure they just have a JavaScript that sends a request to the
server. The page that it requests can of course do anything it wants with
session data.
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look like this:
foreach ($choices as $id => $name)
print '$name";
(I added an is_array to make sure we don't send a null value as the second
argument to in_array).
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On Sat, 25 May 2002, Miguel Cruz wrote:
> Have a play with this little program - it should demon
On Sun, 26 May 2002, Victor Spång Arthursson wrote:
>
change this to:
>
and this to:
because you want animals[2] and animals[4] to be arrays, not scalar
values.
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except the final one) to end
with a dash (e.g., "test-.example.com").
2) It will not allow a one-character final component.
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On Sun, 26 May 2002, Jeff Field wrote:
> This is not really specific to PHP (although the information might be useful
> for all that form v
your line could have been written in any of the following ways:
$query = "select * from news WHERE id = '{$_get['id']}'";
$query = "select * from news WHERE id = \"{$_get['id']}\"";
$query = 'select * from news WHERE id = "' . $_get['id'] . '"';
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Check the return values from your ora_logon, ora_open, ora_parse, and
ora_exec calls to see whether they worked. That way you can know at
which stage it stopped working.
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On Mon, 27 May 2002, Michael P. Carel wrote:
> Finally i've set-up my AIX server with PHP and oracle support
; reading a string and breaking it apart at punctuation marks?
What are you going to do about abbreviations?
"The General Electric Corp. was represented at the meeting."
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On Tue, 28 May 2002, Jeroen Timmers wrote:
> 2002-10-9 and 2002-11-16
>
> Is there a function to see how many day's between thore date's is?
(strtotime($date1) - strtotime($date2)) / 86400
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>> with mail()'s 4th parameter.
>
> The 4th parameter is not for putting headers but rather to pass
> arguments to sendmail.
That's the 5th parameter, I think. The 4th is for headers.
miguel
Wouldn't it be a lot easier to do that with arrays?
miguel
On Tue, 28 May 2002, HPS wrote:
> i am now working on a project which was developed by some others b4.
> As the project is a multi-language enabled, there is a PHP file (language
> file) which has all the
in any different way?
It just calls the OS unlink() function, which is presumably what rm does.
Actually I just did a trace and that's exactly what rm does. rm of course
has a whole lot of extra options, but they just affect which files it acts
on.
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}
list($x, $y) = myFunction($_SERVER);
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the table the new cno plus my name)
> insert into mytable ($r,'myname');
> }
> How to do this and make sure its thread safe?
More of a database issue. "select ... for update" is a good starting point
as you search the manual of your particular database platform.
ith?
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>
> I'm getting some base php functions that seem to be missing, such as:
>
> bindtextdomain
> textdomain
Those are only available if PHP was built with gettext support, which is
optional.
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> (I am calling that php file as below)
> http://localhost/Aksu/web/getimage.php?resim=K00.jpg
>
> But explore gives me an javascript error that syntax error. Why? and how can
> do my purpose?
For one thing, "wdth" is a misspelling of "width".
What do you
gt;
> for($i=1;$i<10;$i++)
> {
> if(empty("Text"+$i))
> {
> do something...
> }
> }
The easiest approach would be to name your boxes like this:
and so on.
Then you can just loop through the $_REQUEST['tex
But I wouldn't bet my children on advice found there. I just glanced at it
quickly but it was riddled with errors large and small.
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On Tue, 28 May 2002, SP wrote:
> Here's an article you might want to read
> http://phplens.com/lens/php-book/optimizing-d
Though on further examination the tweaks section at the end seems good and
solid. I'd only gotten to the OS portion when I barked out my complaint.
miguel
On Tue, 28 May 2002, Miguel Cruz wrote:
> But I wouldn't bet my children on advice found there. I just glanced at it
> qu
If you use the database mechanism to lock the table during the
transaction, then the second simultaneous invocation of your PHP program
will wait (a tiny fraction of a second) until the first one is done.
miguel
On Wed, 29 May 2002, r wrote:
> since only my one program was accessing
On Tue, 28 May 2002, Luis Miguel N. Tavora wrote:
> As far as I understood it, for a server process the php
> code, the file must have the extension .php
>
> But then, the apache server (for example) requires a file
> index.html to be placed in the directory public_html/ ...
ause the script is still looking for 'foo' and 'bar' in
> the $_GET array. So in my case, it seems as if php is not behaving as
> it should.
You could use $_REQUEST, which include both get and post variables (as
well as cookies, but that shouldn't matter unless you
According to the manual, the ereg functions are not binary safe. The
superior-in-every-way preg functions are. Perhaps you could try using
preg_grep instead.
$result = preg_grep('/' . preg_quote($imagename) . '/', $file);
You may find that strstr or something is even simp
well as on PHP development web sites from here to
Vladivostok.
Then all you have to do is fall through from your login function to your
main page, which looks at the login credentials to determine which data to
display.
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7;t want to generate any output if
you're going to redirect the user to another page.
Do all your checking silently, then either redirect them somewhere else,
or start sending output as normal, depending on the result of your checks.
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If it's just a date you want to convert, why not use the functions already
provided?
$output = date('d-m-y', strtotime($input));
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On Wed, 29 May 2002, Martin Towell wrote:
> I have a string which is a date - eg "01-JUL-02"
> I want to convert the month b
there's something already written
that can do it for you. For starters, have a look at:
http://www.mnogosearch.ru/
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ecades in a century.
Remember, this information is all very confidential, which is probably why
you couldn't find it anywhere and were never taught it in school and
don't own any clocks or calendars.
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a variable, and just change that when you want the
function called to change.
' . $mathfunc(5, 3);
// now we want to replace mathfunc so it subtracts instead of adds:
$mathfunc = 'subtract';
print '' . $mathfunc(5, 3);
?>
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On Thu, 30 May 2002, Anton Heryato wrote:
> i have one function name deleteCookees that have this error message
>
> Warning: Cannot add header information - header
ctly
>
> $cmd = "echo $newpassword | passwd --stdin $user";
> return(exec($cmd));
In order to feed to stdin on another process, I think you need to use
this:
http://php.net/popen
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Lines 1, 2, and 3 are sending text to the browser.
You need to do your header operations first, THEN output the HTML.
Or put at the VERY beginning of the file (before any
HTML, before any blank space, before anything else).
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On Thu, 30 May 2002, Anton Heryato wrote:
> this scr
On Thu, 30 May 2002, Crane, Christopher wrote:
> if ($Task == "ShowVersion") { function ShowVersion(); }
> elseif ($Task == "GetData") { function GetData(); print "$DataOutput"; }
> elseif ($Task == "CreateImage") { function CreateImage(); }
> else { print "Incorrect Variable or no Variable Suppli
your machine's IP address has a PTR record. It's
probably trying to look up your machine's name to stick in the Received:
headers, and timing out.
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d a combination of pipes & the fdup function.
>
> Is it possible to emulate this behavior in PHP?
You may be able to get a bi-directional pipe out of popen. Depends on your
particular OS.
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On Thu, 30 May 2002, Taylor York wrote:
> I am inserting html/php code into a database that would look something like
> default page
>
> now the problem is, I am getting the field, title, and echoing as so (after
> using mysql_fetch_array and extract
>
> echo "$title\n";
>
> the acual title of
, just not very practical.
>
> Is there any way to do this?
The easiest thing is probably to rework your login mechanism so that it
can just be included at the top of each PHP file. That way all your
variables remain in context - you can just post them from page to page in
a big serialized array,
easons, but it's probably not
an open choice at this point.
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On Thu, 30 May 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> search engine spiders will usually disregard the search string of a URL,
> i.e. everything after and including the "?" character.
Not sure about the others, but Google does follow GET args.
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crontab -e
You'd have to write a pretty clever script. SSH in (or telnet if you
absolutely must).
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On Thu, 30 May 2002, Edgard Berendsen wrote:
> but how can I acces cron -e?
> with a php script or I have to use telnet?
>
> "Cal Evans" <[EMAIL PROTECT
on variable at the top of each page.
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; solution) to use a POST method to get a pdf made on the fly ?
This isn't very helpful, but I can tell you that I have a lot of little
programs that generate PDFs from POSTed form data (one I use to print my
personal envelopes, things like that) and they all work fine. So it's
de
y_doc.php?docid=2129&group_id=1
http://housing.cnfj.navy.mil/waitinglist.php
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emulated in the abstraction
layer).
As for Linux, Apache, and PHP, there's no limit to the transaction volume
you can handle with even rudimentary load-balancing tactics, so that's
nothing to worry about.
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s & ease of use?
File size: bzip2 wins, hands down
Client availability: zlib wins, hands down
Easy of use: tie.
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this?
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=%22trigonometry+tutorial%22
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gth of the
string I type into the text box.
The build on this server (PHP 4.1.2) is extremely simple:
./configure --with-apache=../apache_1.2.23 --with-mysql
Apache is built with PHP and mod_rewrite.
Any ideas?
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all other servers, with apparently
identical configuration, form data appears normally.
The build on this server (PHP 4.1.2) is extremely simple:
./configure --with-apache=../apache_1.2.23 --with-mysql
Any ideas?
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; Foobar foobar mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]";>[EMAIL PROTECTED] foobar foobar.
(warning: untested)
$newstr = preg_replace('/\b(\S+@\S+)\b/',
'mailto:\1";>\1', $oldstr);
Take the time to learn Perl-style regular expressions. You can practically
write
ale that's
a daylight savings time transition, resulting in a 25-hour day, so that
adding 24 hours to midnight doesn't bring you into the next day?
Try explicitly setting the time to noon and then working from there.
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download Webmin from here
(http://www.webmin.com/), then change all the comments so it says you
wrote it.
Seriously, you might want to look into that because a lot of people have
already put a lot of work into making something fairly comprehensive.
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> I get a parse error on the line where the string is. Very simple problem, I
> just can't seem to solve it though. Maybe I'm going crazy =)
There's nothing wrong with that PHP code. Are you sure you really copied
and pasted it directly from the problem code - or th
olen liberally from yours):
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On Tue, 19 Mar 2002, Dr. Shim wrote:
> Hmmm. How about this?
>
> echo " . "\">";
You're concatenating "echo $PHP_SELF" rather than just $PHP_SELF, which
isn't necessarily helping. But just between me and you, life would be a
lot easier if
Are you inside a function, having neglected to do
global $PHP_SELF;
?
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On Tue, 19 Mar 2002, Dr. Shim wrote:
> Strangley enough, $PHP_SELF is empty. Nothing appears when I do it the way
> Bob and you suggested, the "action" property equals "".
>
>
stead of:
preg_replace('/abc/', 'def', $x);
use
preg_replace('/abc/i', 'def', $x);
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e's a problem with the default configuration of sendmail on OSX
10.1.3. Either chmod g-w / or uncomment your DontBlameSendmail line in
/etc/mail/sendmail.cf and make it look like this:
O DontBlameSendmail=GroupWritableDirPathSafe
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om line is also mangled.
You should have:
$from = "From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]";
That's going in the additional headers section, in which you need to
explicitly label the fields, so you need the "From:" part.
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at provides the voting form, generate a unique
random number and store it in your database. Send that number as a hidden
variable on the voting form.
When the form is submitted, look up the number in the database and store
their vote alongside it.
That way, if they resubmit, it just replace
you'll get it back
as an array with one element for each item the user selects:
blah blah
Will get you an array in $_REQUEST['colors'] .
miguel
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st time, but well worth it, because
your complex forms will be more robust than most.
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$t = mysql_query("SELECT * from AddExisting");
while ($r = mysql_fetch_assoc($t))
{
$message = "Dear {$r[name]},\n{$message}";
mail ($r[email_address], 'hello', $message, 'From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]');
}
}
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x27;.
$sql = "update mytable set img_url='$img_url',
etc.
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