ove all comma's and
carriage returns, the following:
New York,
was here
will become exploded as:
New
Yorkwas
here
Perhaps you don't want to actually remove carriage returns at all, but
rather substitute them with spaces - like I said though, it depends on
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Because they're not really modules in the C sense, you're just
including a file - the fact it's a PHP one isn't determined by PHP
itself, nor by the file extension. You could be "requiring" an HTML
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Hello Philip,
Tuesday, January 6, 2004, 6:25:34 PM, you wrote:
PJN> can someone point me to the right place for a thing that
PJN> would count charactors in a string?
count_chars() and strlen()
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Hello Ivo,
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IP> ...no matter what follows the NANC...seems like a bug.
IP> // output
IP> err 3
IP> err 4
Not for me it doesn't. It outputs nothing (as it should).
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contents for
however long you want the session to exist and when they go back to
that page (either by typing the URL in directly or using the Back
button in their browser) the data will be ready for you to populate
the form with.
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ed via HTTP it includes the output of it anyway (as
opposed to the actual source code), so it's the same end result as
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r if you can check if SSL is being used?
I'm pretty sure the following would work:
if ($_SERVER['SERVER_PROTOCOL'] == "HTTP/1.1")
{
echo "Normal site";
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If that doesn't work for you perhaps a different method of opening the
file is required? (Socket access maybe)
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traphe ie (
DM> ' ) or ( " )? I know this isn't a usual format, and I tried htmlsecialchars
DM> ENT_QUOTES but it still saves the picture name onto the server like such:
DM> photo\'.jpg.
Strip them out (use the stripslashes() function) before savi
ant to do the same thing, but unsetting the
variable at the start protects it from over-writing via passthru data.
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Only if you use the GET method. This won't happen if you use POST.
You still need to validate the data at the "other end", but it would
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the operating system is configured to be.
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P Manual for source
code examples, details and pretty much all you need to know.
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s the generation of the PDF file, then it tries to save
it and I always end up with a file of 0 bytes in size.
Maybe it's just too busy/overloaded?
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I can't seam to get this while loop to work properly. It should
create a message that has the first two lines and then it will list
all the domain that meat the criteria.
$lines = "The following are web sites that are at 95% usage or more of there web
space\n";
$lines = "Site Name Used(MB
Hello Karam,
Thursday, January 8, 2004, 3:41:36 PM, you wrote:
KC> Is there any tool like doc-o-matic for PHP or anybody
KC> developing something like that?
http://www.phpdoc.de/
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(hence the whole point
of them) and you can access it with:
$_POST['miles'][0]
Checkboxes are different and will require [] added to the form field
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) function first, or it will return the same
numbers each time. Use srand() to do this.
Also, are you passing in values to the rand() function? (your min and
max values) - on Windows there is a limit on the max value of 32,768.
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ut to
be something like a combination of htmlspecialchars() and urldecode() on
a string. Removing the command, which was absolutely correct from a
syntax point of view, stopped the problem happening.
On my live FreeBSD server it never happened, only on the test box.
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ase = strtoupper()
First letters capped = ucfirst() and ucwords()
Download the PHP manual and keep a local copy of it, then search it
for "uppercase" and you'll find what you need.
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the xml file, then have a support person
TB> add an answer to the xml file.
XML files are just plain text files. If you can write to text files
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Hello,
Monday, January 12, 2004, 10:58:56 AM, you wrote:
F> Why doesn't it mention Windows XP? Do I need to download another program?
The readme hasn't been updated. XP is a modified 2K/NT core anyway.
It'll work just fine.
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ithin your
web root) and use a CRON job to move them where you really want them
at set intervals, again if executed with the right permissions this
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ver the client like that.
What it can do however is echo out the HTML required to make it
happen. Either some JavaScript, or a link with the TARGET attribute
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CS> You can open Web pages just like local files:
CS> $handle = fopen('http://www.example.com/', 'r');
Depends on your meaning of the word "open" though doesn't it? :)
I think the original post meant it in the context of &
Hello Ivo,
Monday, January 12, 2004, 6:41:49 PM, you wrote:
IP> I've been using mozilla firebird as a test browser with the 'Live HTTP
IP> Headers' extension. I've found it most useful.
It's not free, but I use "HTTP Interceptor" for Windows which is
ex
AMK> query, or do I have to do some PHP processing of the datetime field to
AMK> get what I need?
SELECT whatever FROM table WHERE date_column_name BETWEEN '2004-01-09
00:00:00' AND '2004-01-04 23:59:59'
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what important factors like that should be stated in the original
post.
John has graciously given you the solution already I see.
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your web host (and it probably is) use this
function:
getimagesize()
Specifically, look at the 2nd index in the returned array (the image
type).
You could also try: exif_imagetype()
But it depends how PHP has been compiled (it'll need exif support
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ion
I don't believe there is any one command to do it, you can access the
globals through the $GLOBALS array and use any of the many array
functions to walk through it, modify them, echo them, etc.
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GY> simple database class but it failed horribly, and I'm curious to if the
GY> initiated functions have anything to do with them.
It's called the constructor and no, you don't always have to have one.
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ointer into
the CGI version which read them out and reconstructed the session and
then did the same when I left the CGI version.
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print '' . "\n";
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eb site failed. Does the way fopen() accesses the web
BS> different from how Internet Explorer does it?
It passes a different header to Internet Explorer, but technically is
doing the same thing (i.e. requesting the page via HTTP).
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Hello Dave,
Tuesday, January 13, 2004, 12:34:33 PM, you wrote:
DC> sql = mysql_query("select *, count(id) as cnt from table where
DC> somefield=\"somevar\""){
It's nothing to do with your function, simply that your SQL is invalid.
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Is this MySQL? If so you can't have a COUNT + SUM without a GROUP BY.
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will be able to pinpoint cause of the error then.
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the session tmp
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t-Ranges: bytes
Content-Length: 6324
Content-Type: image/gif
The image in question was actually:
http://tucows.easynet.net/images/logo.gif
Just happened to be on that page at the time :)
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I guess you're echo'ing it out? The following would work:
echo "blah";
echo 'blah';
The second option will work if you've not variables that need
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See the reply to my original thread from Greg Beaver, I never wanted
to run them simultaneously.
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e again? Might be helpful to give an example of what you want to
turn a nested table tag into. I mean, it's perfectly valid being
nested the way it is.
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ing
"Please verify you wish to send this person an email" mails, along
with mailloop errors, out of office replies, etc etc etc.
Just the price to pay for posting I'm afraid (he says as he hits send
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If this isn't possible, post a few more details about what you want to
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Hello Alex,
Thursday, January 15, 2004, 9:47:27 PM, you wrote:
AH> How do you insert a php variable into a javascript function?
AH> function redirect() { location = ; }
function redirect () { location = ; }
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selected was?)
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our original script, but this
way is a lot less maintenance - you can just upload a whole bunch of
new images into the folder and the script will see them automatically
without needing to mess with a $total variable.
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sername = $_GET['username'];
***Strongly*** suggest you download yourself a copy of the PHP manual,
I am on a Windows PC so personally I use the CHM version for speed and
built-in searching. You can find example code for ALL of the questions
you asked in there.
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Hello Nick,
Friday, January 16, 2004, 12:39:16 PM, you wrote:
NW> Line 19 is a simple include() but uses 'http://' rather than a local
NW> path (i cannot change this)...
allow_url_fopen is almost certainly disabled in your php.ini file.
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can that be? - is this another setting I'm missing?
Why do you have code comments OUTSIDE of the php tags? I can't say for
sure, but it wouldn't surprise me if it caused it.
Does this make any difference? :-
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de function for some reason).
2) b.php has an error in it which is being echo'd out by a.php
Remember, a.php will not actually "include" the b.php code and then
run it, it will just request and display the output from b.php - so if
that script causes an error,
Hello Nick,
Friday, January 16, 2004, 2:31:46 PM, you wrote:
NW> I dont. That's just in my email to tell where the code begins ;-)
NW> line 1 is just
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Also you don't need to array_push it, you could just do:
$aListItems[] = $tempItem;
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teach yourself, so why should any of us?
RTFM.
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POST method using forms
Not really, no. One solution might be to use mod_rewrite on Apache so
at least it could look like:
http://localhost/Calendar/active_layout/d/2.1.2004
(or something like that).
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Applet Parameters/PDF files and all kinds.
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> "C:\nusphere\apache\htdocs\morgan\php\database\CMS\pdf");
This string contains a newline... You need \\ on each of those, or just use
/ and I think it will make everybody happy.
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There are settings in php.ini for that, I think...
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>
>
> I am working on an aplication which uses sessions, and I w
I don't think it looks for specific HTML tags to strip.
Anything that looks like or is going to get yanked.
In other words, it strips *EVERY* HTML tag, no matter how obscure.
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I think you want to do more like this:
session_start();
if (!session_is_registered('cart')){
session_register('cart');
$cart = array();
}
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> Hi. Does anybody knows how to have different configuration options, that
is,
> different php.ini files, for several different sites that reside on the
same
> server?
> I have IIS and the CGI version of PHP 4.04.
H...
I dunno how IIS does Virtual Hosting, but maybe you could have a differen
Most dbs use "localhost" for that, and the database username/password that
is configured into the database software/tables...
I know nothing of Interbase, but that's how all the others work...
If "localhost" doesn't work for the host, try "127.0.0.1"
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From: "Chris Ha
Either it's not the first, or it's pretty old news...
And if it's the same old virus from before, the referenced article didn't
even bother to describe the virus and how to detect remove it, which other
articles have done -- They just hawk their wares.
Search the archives for "PHP Virus" and you
I doubt it...
On busy servers, those files must get so huge, there's no way Apache can be
trying to keep it all in RAM.
So, pretty much, Apache logs it and forgets it.
The only place that data exists is in the log file...
Unless you hack the Apache logging routine to send it to your database o
> I am interested in logging people in against a MySQL database, and
then
> storing temporary session data about them that would include anonymity
> stats, permissions, and variable tracking from page to page in a MySQL
> Database. (As opposed to insecure POST/GET/Cookie methods).
I'm a trifl
> I'm running Suse 7.0 as root, apache runs as wwwrun, so i guess the php
> calls also run as wwwrun.
Not only does php run as wwwrun, it also runs with a different shell,
environment, and most notably path than you do when you log in.
You should probably just get in the habit of providing full
> Can somebody please give me a starter in trying to run a local application
> (.exe) from a html button eg. Does it involve exec() or system() ? And if
> so, could somebody give me an example. I'm too dim to learn any other way
;)
exec("C:/program files/whatever/full/path/something.exe", $output
> How to develpe and add a lib or extension or user function to php. I want
to
> make things easy. The idea case is, I don't need to change my current php,
> just add the new module to the current php.
You want to read about "PEAR".
How the functins you describe will be any more secure than usin
*WHY* not use auto_increment?
Would the builtin http://php.net/uniqid function not work better?
*NEVER* seed the random number generator more than once per script. Call
srand() once, and only once.
The return() statement will return the MySQL resource ID, which is probably
not useful, but all
You could save yourself a whole lot of headaches by putting the files in the
file-system, and storing only the path in the database...
Also, IE and Netscape use different things to populate the filename box on
the download dialog...
One uses Content-disposition header(), and one uses whatever ha
What arguments are you passing to odbc_exec()?
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> I'm trying to query an MS Access database via ODBC, but the odbc_exec
> com
Phorum?
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Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 2:36 PM
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> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
> I'm looking for a PHP/MySQL-or-Postgres based di
$cart['product17'] = 42; #order lots of these.
unset($cart['product4']; # Don't need any of those.
You probably should re-read the first section of the PHP Manual at
http://php.net/manual
A lot of the basics like this are in there to get you going strong.
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http://php.net/setcookie
Not sure why you want to put them in a cookie, though. The browser is going
to keep representing the $HTTP_AUTH_USER and password variables as long as
they don't quit their browser...
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Search the Code Archives linked from http://php.net/links.php
Basically, it's just this:
There are different twists and turns depending on how you want the image
cached, and whether you want the images inside your web-tree or not, and if
you want just GIF or a more general-purpose solution or.
What output did you get?
What did you expect?
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> I'm a bit stuck on this issue
>
> The following script prod
What's URL?...
Is that the actual code you have?
If so, the browser is going to try to do a *RELATIVE* path to that, I
think...
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Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 7:25 AM
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Yes.
Search for "PostToHost" and "Rasmus Lerdorf" in google, dogpile, or
whatever.
Or, dig through Manuel Lemos' class libraries for a OO version.
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Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 10:00 AM
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{} inside of "" now does order-of-operations, I think...
Something like that. It's in the docs somewhere.
I thought this was a PHP3 -> PHP4 change, not related to RedHat nor ereg in
particular...
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Sen
>[MySQL broken on Solaris?]
> Any help appreciated - otherwise I have to go look at postgresql :(
Hey, watch it!
PostgreSQL rocks!
I personally always find myself ham-strung by MySQL's lack of sub-selects
and aggragates not allowed in the where clause...
You can work around it, but it's a PITA
I *think* the JavaScript (and DHTML and whatnot) utilize server-side code to
detect your browser and come up with different code.
The alternative is to crash some browsers, which is not so nice. :-^
I think some complaints were even received at php.net from other webmasters
who stole the site wh
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Force that page not to be cached.
You're probably building a new session with all the date from the cart...
See the Code Archives linked from http://php.net/links.php
Search for "cache" and use all the related headers you can find.
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