future you just check to see if a session variable
is set, and if it is you replace the global variable value with the session
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(which you should do anyway).
Otherwise it will seem impossible.
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most people do "pages".
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...so be wary of that, and ensure you don't try and print out the variables
available in GLOBALS in older versions of PHP. It was fixed with the
anti-recursion feature, which automatically breaks endless loops.
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I think it will need to be retooled.
Sounds like a nice thing to shoot for for PHP5, perhaps?
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ny two-dimensional array. It won't effect
the first dimension however, so if you want to sort that you will need to do
it first.
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them.
That's when PHP appends the "PHPSESSID=[long string of characters]" to all
of your links.
So the short answer to your question is "Yes, it's the best way to handle
it".
But it must be noted that when someone submits a variable through the URL it
will _not_ change t
ours, just do your counter as normal.
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> hi
>
> I am writing a smal
ql_fetch_row($result));
That will store all the results into $array...hopefully.
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mysql_num_rows($result);
When you use a SELECT query the function "mysql_affected_rows" is not valid.
When using an UPDATE, INSERT, or DELETE query, "mysql_num_rows" is invalid.
That may be your problem, because the code you paste in seems not to have
anything wrong with it.
I'm not sure I understand. In the first loop you are seing if
$article_active equals y. And no where in the code do you set
$article_active to anything else.
Why would you think $article_active would be anything but "y" or "n"?
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will be helpful, but is there
anything a little more "pointed" than that?
I'd love to see PHP grow an arm of offline scripting. It would just be
_perfect_ for compiling high-level developer-friendly scripts into a format
usable for 3D real-time environment manipulation, for instance.
Ah, even better. However, how would the script be passed to PHP? As a
command line argument?
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onn);
$QueryString="select id, name from my_table";
$Test=mssql_query($QueryString, $Conn);
That should work just fine.
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""davek"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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y with the form a little, then send the form to PHP. Is that
possible using the CGI executible?
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ty, and I won't need to spend an extra
minute learning a bleeding-edge technology.
Life's too short to spend it learning how to live it. Translation: Better to
program than to learn yet _another_ language.
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scripting engine in PHP?
Anyway, that's my idea. I'd just be happy to outsource some of my C++ work
to PHP. If I use MFC, goodbye platform independence. If I don't use it, it's
a huge pain in the butt to do heavy string manipulation. So I figure, why
not just have P
a can, use a can opener. So please
put the VCR back under the TV.
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>
> Plutarck wrote:
features to be in 4.0.6. Then
again, there are probably people who claim their features will be in PHP5 ;)
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Remember: There are no stupid questions. Only stupid people.
...*couldn't resist*
;)
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""Chris Anderson"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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The I "now" get a date from MySQL (hehe) is to use UNIX_TIMESTAMP then feed
it over to date.
That way if I want to change the way the date is displayed, I don't have to
touch my query syntax. And I personally find it easier to use PHP's date()
function rather than MySQL
Check out PHPost: http://webgadgets.com/
It doesn't use IMAP, so you can probably learn quite a bit how POP3 mail can
be handled.
One of these days I'm going to actually figure it out myself...
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In the future, to make things easier on yourself, when you get a query
syntax error add an "echo $sql;" line right before your query.
Almost every time I have a query problem, that solves it.
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""Scott
What is this:
!filesize($filepath)
Add this above your if loop:
$filesize = filesize($filepath);
echo $filesize;
That might be causing your loop not to execute...if not, I'm not sure what's
wrong.
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get a totally updated book. For instance if you started
writing a book now on PHP v4.0.5, PHP would be nearing version 5 before it
ever hit a bookshelf.
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ry removing the !filesize() part, and then try executing the function.
But maybe I just don't understand what you are trying to write and why.
Could you be a little more specific what data is being saved in the file,
and what is in the file already?
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uk/~sret1/analog/
It has listing for popularity of particular files, directories, etc. Good
stuff. Insanely fast.
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d see what
register_globals is On. That may be your problem...
If none of the variables you seek are in HTTP_SERVER_VARS, then something is
wrong with the installation of PHP itself.
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"Franklin Hays" <[EMAIL PROTE
JavaApplet or client-side java bean, that's a
little different. But in reality you can't really stop people from
downloading those to their hard-drive either.
There are methods to keep people from easily decompiling them, but I'm
betting you aren't talking about Java stuff
then something is [PHP_SELF] => /test.php
> [HTTP_GET_VARS] => Array ( ) [HTTP_COOKIE_VARS] => Array ( )
> [HTTP_SERVER_VARS] => Array ( [PHP_SELF] => /test.php ) [GLOBALS]|wrong
> with the installation of PHP itself. | | => Array ( [PHP_SELF] =>
> /test.ph
ou to be a complete
wizard (which basically means the book is a 400 page reference manual).
It's hard to find a book on computers that is for an
advanced-but-not-perfect user.
*orders*
I'll give me review to the list once I get it :)
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> The GLOBALS array contains an a array called GLOBALS, which contains
> GLOBALS, endlessly. It will never ever end ;) It's fixed in 4.0.2.
That was a typo. What I mean to say is that it's fixed in 4.0._4_, not _2_.
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entirely.
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> Hello,
>
> I made a GD script that made an im
As long as you don't need to ever store a forward slash :)
Beyond that, nope. stripslash() away.
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Add an "=" on the end of your url. Viola.
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>
> I
Doesn't work.
ASP scripts require an ASP interpreter. If you stick it in a PHP file, PHP
will try to interpret the ASP code. PHP can't do that.
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Note: Yes, I meant string instrument. Any references to YoYo Ma will be
dealt with swiftly and severly.
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In the loop, try using print_r($myarray) in the loop to see if the data is
in there at all.
Other than that, switch the while loop to:
while ($myrow = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) {
That should fix it...
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"&
27;t be
able to see the page, as long as you check for their cookie on that page
anyway.
So it's not fool proof (nothing is), but use header to send the Pragma:
No-cache setting.
Note: You can't _force_ the browser not to cache the page. You can only
_request_ that it not be cached.
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Ideally you could use pconnect, then save the connection ID into a session.
Then just try and use the connection like that.
That _should_ work. But you may just want to use pconnect and not bother
with the rest...that might be just as good as what you are trying to do.
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uot; . ++$n . "";
echo "The number is: " . ++$n . "";
echo "The number is: " . ++$n . "";
To do what you are wanting to do, just use the post-increment or
pre-increment operators, just like in Perl. Just be aware that PHP will not
do any mathem
it doesn't
forget what it was doing, and will pick up right where it left off once you
call an opening tag.
But it can be pretty useful so you don't have to use here-doc printing, or
escape a bunch of things inside of a string.
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execute a file on the hard drive that shouldn't be executed, malicious
ActiveX controls, java applets, etc, that you don't want users writing to
the page.
But for administration used by only trusted people, it's actually pretty
simple to put together. For use by people who aren
mma.
Regex is incredibly hard until you learn it. Then it doesn't seem hard
anymore :)
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m with PHP as CGI. I
honestly thought I had PHP as a module until I re-read my phpinfo, lol. And
I assumed that NuSphere would install it as a module...;)
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I had that same problem.
Use the "distinct" keyword in your SQL query.
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rgia, Alabama, or Mississippi, so I
think I'm safe ;)
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d you just have to pick a
new one".
I try to avoid emailing a user with their password with exception to when
they loose it. Then again, there isn't really much of an alternative...
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""Ashley M. Ki
ur site to
be well listed in search engines.
With all that taken into effect, I can see why the person you were talking
to disliked dynamic sites. But if the webmaster knows the rules of the
search engines, dynamic sites work just perfectly.
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Check magic_quotes_runtime in your ini. If it's on, turn it off.
Use the htmlspecialchars() family of functions. They will "hide" HTML in
that the browser will not attempt to parse. so "" will be displayed as
"", and not make all the text turn to bold.
ere
$GLOBALS is mentioned.
The first time I saw it I was thinking, "Geeze, this page sure is taking a
long time to load...and why are so many variables available on this site..."
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""Greig, Euan""
I know of only the one on marc.aimsgroup.com. They list quite a few mailing
lists of all types.
But I still don't know any newsgroups :(
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""Boget, Chris"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
ave made a good-faith effort to build a destinctive trademark of brand
which does not impede upon a pre-existing copyright, and that the name was
not registered for the sole purpose of keeping someone from rightfully
registering it.
Is that what you meant?
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l have to be more specific.
As for getting the name "thisInstance", I'm not really sure why you'd need
to, so I can't think of a work-around.
Since "thisInstance" is the name of the object, you need some object related
function. I've never had to do it, so I
$loc["x"].
Just another option, but feel free to use multi-dimensional arrays. Just be
aware that PHP supports only two dimensions (so $array[][][] will not work),
and if you try and get fancy with sort() and count() you are going to give
yourself a migraine.
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avoid any noticable slow
down you could just use a register_shutdown_function.
I think that should handle your problem...
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{
if ($amount[$i] > 1)
{
$copys[] = $amount[$i];
}
}
It ain't pretty, but $copys will be an array filled with the phone numbers
that were entered more than once, so you can do whatever you want with it
other than that.
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;s insanely huge.
But in reality, you don't really need to worry about getting two 32
character long IDs that are the same.
Note: one way to auto-logout someone is to use something like a on_unload
javascript procedure, but don't bother. Not worth the hassle and it's isn't
f
ess I should of actually _tried_ it and not have just
taken their word for it.
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cho 'The checkbox with the name "id" has the value "on"';
} else
{
echo "The checkbox with the name "id" was not selected";
}
But if register globals was on, all you have to use is:
if ($id == "on")
{
echo 'The checkbox with
RTFM (ReadTheFineManual ;)
http://us.php.net/manual/en/function.setcookie.php
As listed in the manual for an explanation on cookies:
http://www.netscape.com/newsref/std/cookie_spec.html
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"Bertrand TACHAGO&quo
ction.
It's also the best way to do it, as it may take extra typing when declaring
your function, but it makes it alot more readable and bug-free.
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""Ben"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in messag
tab, it works.
Tell me if this works for you. If it doesn't I can rethink it :)
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r the user does not have
access to that database.
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> Greetings,
>
> This is a mysql question, (but I'm using php
Quick answer: HTTP_POST_VARS is an associative array. The "name" of the
submitted variables are the keys, and the value of the element is the value
that was submitted.
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""Mat Marlow"" <[E
OBALS, but they should not be relied
on.
If nothing else, not using global in a function that requires a variable
that is declared outside of that function is bad practice.
Note: Try using get_defined_variables() inside of a function and see what it
returns.
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"exporting data to a palm" is far too vague.
PHP can produce data in a format suitable for saving on a Palm, or you can
have it interpret data from a Palm. To physically save data from a webpage
to a palm requires client-side scripting.
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every time the script is run.
However, you must still make a call to pg_pconnect before you attempt to
query your database.
Anyway, using include while not open a new connection for each query. But it
will open a new connection for each time the page is visited.
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Nope, you don't need to save the ID. PHP/database does the work of
remembering what the ID of your persistant connection is.
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uot;;
To get that to work like you want it to, you need only do:
echo 'Value of test: ' . $test++ . ' ';
It's functionally the same, no brackets needed. If you want it to be
evaluated BEFORE it's echoed, you need to use:
echo 'Value of test: ' . ++$test
ct and one pconnect won't do exactly what you might think
it would.
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So :
Is it what y
Hm...can't say I've seen many subjects about this, but you might want to
look around for information on WAP/WML.
Maybe someone else would know more though, because I have no experiance with
non-PC browsers.
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> The braces aren't required in this case.
Yup, your right. I stand corrected.
I had forgotten that multiple $s are fine, and that I simply don't use them
because I have trouble reading them.
The joys of learning ;\
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uite useful for killing useless input without
returning errors, so the username (for instance) "B{o}b" it made into "Bob".
That way it's more or less forgiving of morons and malicious users alike :)
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Check out PHPost at webgadgets.com for some non-IMAP email tips.
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> "Szeto" &l
s a new sessid with the same
number would be created right then.
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rather than using time(), try using one of the GMT time functions.
Check under date/time in the manual, which is the same section that time is
under.
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""Chi Wa Au"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote i
bal file that all
my scripts use to keep things simple.
I haven't used a tag other than , , and in weeks.
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> echo $stuff[nuts];
It should work, but it's becomg a depreciated practice and may break in
future versions. Always quote a non-numeric array key.
Beyond that, use print_r($array) and see if there is a "nuts" key in there
at all.
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to hex values unless you absolutely _have_ to use the names.
If you have problems with hex, use this:
http://www.visibone.com/
Great collection of tools to fine the exact color you want.
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"Pavel Jartsev" <[EM
ather than just stuff them all inside a
double quoted string.
Not that it would really effect you much unless you had a hugely long script
though.
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""Greig, Euan"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
unless you are under an utterly
immense server-strain.
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> I have a php file with a lot of user defi
style.
I just think it's easier to follow and clearer, but I understand why some
people don't like them. I use to hate them...until I started using them :}
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""..s.c.o.t.t.. [gts]"" <[EMAIL PR
s within any of the specified ranges.
But I don't know of it's specific existance.
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Short answer: no.
If you can't just put your error information before you write information to
the screen you will need to use the ob_* family of functions. Clean the
information you've printed so far, then just print out the error information
to the screen.
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Just remember: Square Peg, Square Hole.
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n. To see if they've attempted to login (even if you do
that anyway, it's a good idea not to bother with something like if
(!$PHPSESSID)).
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RTFM
...there, feel better now? *always happy to help* :)
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rself. If you're a masochist I
suppose you could play around with mktime() :)
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nt.
It's just really ugly that way.
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> I use session in my Shopp
to normal.
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> Hi,
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> I have a PHP script that I wrote several months ago which allows
Personally I like to use mt_rand() rather than rand() as it's billed to be
faster and more random than plain old rand().
Kind of makes me wonder why they haven't just replaced rand() with
mt_rand()...
"seed" requires srand() for rand() and mt_srand() for mt_rand().
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Not enough "}".
Change it to:
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> I wrote this
small applet to pieces in no
time.
In other words, it's next to impossible to keep someone from downloading one
of your pictures. The only way to restrict it is to just use the images on
pages that only authorized users can see.
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or Limewire and other 100% java apps I've tried.
I was just wondering if it's just my machine, or because I use the windows98
VM, or if everyone experiences the same thing.
I'm guessing the horrendous starting load time is native to java, but at
least it runs ok once you get the thing
nd they'll make some graphics for you.
Also check out a program called IconToy, which rips out graphics from
windows programs.
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When you are using that on your site, what basically happens is that you are
trying to open an FTP session with yourself. Not too efficient.
So just kill off the url and use the path to your file.
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rogrammer explicitly says what to
load and what to unload.
Ah well, I suppose that's the price of simplicity.
Thanks for your answer. I feel better about Java now...but now I have issues
about the size of my RAM. ;)
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The offset is refering to an array, so offset 0 is actually the first link.
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