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Subject: Re: [PHP] Still trying to figure this out...
Rob W. wrote:
OMG Chris, Thankyou very much. That is exactally what I
Yes, I do have it setup right to display my errors, the reason why I wasnt
getting any input is because when the array was matched to range(1,24) and
the other array had nothing in it, I was either getting a list of numbers 1
though 24 or nothing at all.
- Rob
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Rob W. wrote:
Ya know, after working on this for 2 days st
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Question about mySQL and PHP, when using the mySQL ORDER BY method...
Basically I've got data coming from the database where a "wine
producer-name" is a word like:
Château Bahans Haut-Brion
or
La Chapelle de La Mission Haut-Brion
or
Le Clarence de
This is somewhat complicated, so I'll try to give examples with real-
world data.
Basically, I'd like to know how I could take data like this, from mySQL:
2006
Liberty School
Central Coast, California, Central Coast, USA
Chardonnay
2006
Liberty School
Paso Robles, California, Central Coast, U
XHTML specifications state that certain literal characters must be
represented as their entity, as in ", etc. The function
htmlentities() only encodes a few of them. I wrote a function that uses
an array of all special characters listed in the XHTML specification and
the html entity code for
g, while Mozilla tries to display data as it
comes. I'm not accusing you of using IE, but you might want to try a
different browser or technique to see if that displays more like you would
expect.
>
> Any further guidance is very much appreciated.
>
> Dave C
>
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om agentb');
$cnt = mysql_result($r, 0, 0);
mysql_free_result($r);
$rnd = rand(1, $cnt);
$sql = "SELECT * FROM agentdb WHERE ((OfficeID <> 214) and
(agentdb.agent_id<> 1115421) and (agentdb.agent_id > 100) and
agentdb.agent_id <> 333)) LIMIT $rnd, 1";
A bit more work than just relying on MySQL, but maybe it will actually be
random...
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Chris,
I've checked your site and see you're still having the problem. What
exactly isn't working?
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> Hi Rob,
>
> Thanks for the ideaI think it is probably a better way to g
tion where I'm saving an object in session. If I don't
include that class file before starting the session, it adds another
property to the object called (something like) UnDefined_Object. Everything
else works fine, but just to get rid of that, I always include the class
file before
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>
>while ($file = readdir($fh)){
>if (strstr ($file, '.jpg')){
>$pictures[] = $file;
>#print $pictures[]; #Fatal error: Cannot use [] for reading
Which element are yo
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> Yeah thats pretty much what I have concluded. I was absolutely sure there
> would be a way to check if a session was still active, but I guess not
:-(.
> Thanks though
It depends on your definition of 'active.' If
e can be
placed within the namespace and would be prefixed with "b".
Now here is the question, if a namespace is not associated on the element at
that point, should the above set the element into the new namespace? (Easy
enough to implement, but really have no clue if this is the proper
an always then use $node->prefix = "xyz" to set the prefix (if needed)
for the initial namespace delcaration.
It probably has to wait until 5.1 though since its so close to the release.
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ix of the current namespace on that
element, which may result in a new namespace definition on that node (if
namespace is inherited) or it may fail as in your case there would be
namespace collision due to 2 namespaces with the same prefix (which imo
should error out rather than allow it).
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with no value in a namespace:
$element = new DomElement("pref:tagname", NULL, "http://namespaceUri";);
Note: There will be no further additional dom features added for 5.0. This
was an exception due to its usefulness in functionality.
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I am getting incorrect results from strtotime:
[dali]$ uname -a
Linux dali 2.4.24-grsec+w+fhs5+gr1913+nfs+++p3+c3+bu+gr0b-v6.182 #1 SMP Mon Jan 5
12:43:44 PST 2004 i686 unknown
[dali]$ date
Sat Feb 28 14:33:39 PST 2004
[dali]$ cat t1.php
'."\n");
echo ('"Next" Monday: '.date('l, M d Y',$start).''
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| I am getting incorrect results from strtotime:
|
| [dali]$ uname -a
| Linux dali 2.4.24-grsec+w+fhs5+gr1913+nfs+++p3+c3+bu+gr0b-v6.182 #1 SMP Mon Jan 5
12:43:44 PST 2004 i686 unknown
| [dali]$ date
| Sat
missing something simple . . . please respond with any hints
or tips even if you don't know the complete answer to these
problems, I can use all the help I can get.
Thanks in advance !
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nd I realize it is better practice to do case c,
but as this code is for my eyes only (and I'm the one who has to redo
everything should a 'better practice' become mandatory), I am only
concerned with the performance, not the sound practice.
- Rob Paxon
P.S. (offtopic)
Speak
the overhead is negligible
since your error handler will never be used except for the odd
notice/warning that you'll be sure to fix if your code is well
maintained :) Personally I like to run with E_ALL enabled.
Cheers,
Rob.
Thanks for the response, but my main question is whether or not it i
lete that match from array1 and then so now? Any help
> would be good.
>
> so array1 = (1,2,3,4,5)
> array2 = (1,3,5)
>
> then print array1 and the output be 2,4
$array1 = array_diff($array1, $array2);
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sername', 'password', ...);
foreach($fields as $key)
$$key = mysql_escape_string($_POST[$key]);
I like that a lot better.
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your
problem of being able to see who actually reads the message, but it will
help you know who isn't even getting the message to begin with.
>
> Thanks,
> -Ryan A
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e a php file named pics and
configure your web server to run it as php, or just name it pics.php.
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ed in memory with a function versus an array? Would one choice be
more efficient on a virtual server, while another more efficient on a
dedicated (because of memory considerations)? I'm going to just assume
the database is not the most efficient choice here.
Thank you to all those who wil
ser.
Raditha Dissanayake wrote:
It is my understanding, as disk reads are so slow, that it is not a
good idea to include multiple files. I always knew this, but I never
really thought about it.
Rob, you will find people who religiously avoid includes have pages that
include dozens and
time I do my "spring
cleaning"--which probably won't have the coincidence of falling near
spring again--I'll run with it.
- Rob Paxon
Tom Rogers wrote:
Hi,
On a busy site (where the milliseconds start to matter) the chances
are that the operating system has your include files ca
64893
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if (preg_match('/^100\d{5}/', $test))
print "ok\n";
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st, I hope not.
On the server... ? Maybe. Maybe if you ran a login script that wrote the
username to a file that PHP read. I can't really think of a clean way of
doing it.
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far, far less than %50 of visitors.
In the end, it works out to the database only being opened when needed
and I've found this to make dramatic difference, even on my sorry old
local enviroment.
I'm glad to see this topic got so many different responses.
Thanks fellas
- Rob Paxon
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.= "$value_ip";
> }
> return $kick;
> }
> if ($ip == kick()){
> echo "Sorry, the access is denied.";
>
> exit;
> }
I think you want something like:
if (in_array($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDRESS'], file('log.txt')))
die("Sorry, the access is denied.");
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On Wed, Mar 17, 2004 at 06:11:31PM -0500, Jake McHenry wrote:
> > I think you want something like:
> >
> >if (in_array($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDRESS'], file('log.txt')))
> >die("Sorry, the access is denied.");
> >
> > -
sort() will sort one array based on
a sort of another... so you could do something like
// create an array of titles that can be sorted
foreach ($a as $k => $v)
$titles[$k] = $v['title'];
// sort $titles, then sort $a like $titles
array_multisort($titles, $a);
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>>RTFM http://us4.php.net/image
I was reading the ... manual a little while ago, and I could've sworn I came
across a part that said:
'ATFNG'
We may have an infinite loop going.
1 2 - 3
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as linked in the previous post:
Notice a difference between how these two examples declare globals.
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> Rob Adams wrote:
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> > > $str = " INSERT INTO staff (name,job,subject)
> >
n utf-8).
fonts that support utf-8 are required for properly displaying utf-8,
and you have to specify utf-8 on the display page (either via a content-type
header or with content-type meta tag as above) to get the browser
to use the right fonts.
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save/open screen pops up.
>
> What's wrong please help
>
this works fine for me, cutting and pasteing your example.
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of
> property1?
>
Try array_multisort() ->
// create a temporary array of just the property
// you want to sort on...
foreach ($array_of_objects as $k => $o)
$temp[$k] = $o->property1;
// sort
array_multisort($temp, $array_of_objects);
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in
the directory where the sessions get saved. If there are files in there
other than just session files, you'll have to look for just the session
files. On all my systems, they've started with "sess."
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'hidden' image
until you highlight it. Anyone good with graphics that knows how to do
this? Thanks.
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Ever heard of the gd library? I couldn't find a newsgroup that was
php-graphic specific, so I thought I'd try just this general one.
Anyone here familiar with gd that would know how to accomplish what I'm
trying to do? Thanks.
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"M. Sokolewicz" <[EMAIL
production server given that the
php.ini file is the same on both systems? Any clues?
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> Rob Adams wrote:
>> Ok - Let me restate some of this:
>>
>> I am creating these images in PHP. I have a script right now that
>> accepts two images. A main one, and the
nyone know a way to
'dim' the image or to make it blend with another image? I'm just doing this
for fun, because I thought the concept was really cool. I don't have access
to my code right now, but can post it later today, if any else is
interested.
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>>>Rob Adams wrote:
>>>
>>>>Ok
ld
name and I'm back in business.
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> Rob Adams wrote:
>> "Jason Barnett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>>>> Ok - Let me restate some of
Ok - I've finally got something that sometimes works.
http://smada.com/images/hide_image.php
I talked to a Delphi programmer, who whipped something out in about 20
minutes. My code is a translation of his.
function colorParts($col)
{
$parts['r'] = ($col >> 16) & 0xFF;
$parts['g'] = ($col >
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>> Ok - I've finally got something that sometimes works.
>>
>> http://smada.com/images/hide_image.php
>
> I dunno what you did to the first file upload
helps shattered families rebuild their
lives, then please email me: robscovell [{at}] xtra.co.nz
I think this will probably take about 15-20 hrs work at most, if that.
Thanks,
Rob Scovell
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it to pass Word
(or whatever) docs between work desks.
http://www.bricolage.cc/
Rob
bruce wrote:
hi...
i'm dealing with a project where i'm going to have users deal/modify a
number of docs.. i'd like some sort of doc workflow process where i can
allow a given user/type of u
hi Mario
> And the tag, is it allright like it is ?
you'll need to add this: enctype="multipart/form-data"
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dows, and the mime.magic file that's bundled
with php. I tried switching on the mime_magic debugging. It complained
about a lot of entries in the mime.magic file, saying that they weren't
proper mime types, but not the MS document type entries AFAICS
any help much appreciated
Ro
hi Daevid
FWIW, I was trying to do the exact same thing a while back, and came to
the conclusion that it wasn't possible.
Rob
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&g
hi Linda
> I must admit I am surprised at the paucity of date and time
> functions in PHP.
You may want to check out the PEAR Date class:
http://pear.php.net/package/Date
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$root= 'webserver-2';
include
("$root"."/pages/gps_info/fetch_fields.php");
Does anybody have a clou as to what's wrong here?
Best regards/ Met vriendelijke groet,
Rob Ziere
Webmaster/beheerder GO-GPS.nl, alles over GPS en wandelen
http://www.go-gps.nl
PEAR::Net_GeoIP is nice..
$geoip = Net_GeoIP::getInstance('/path/to/geoip.dat',
Net_GeoIP::MEMORY_CACHE);
$countryName = $geoip->lookupCountryName($ipAddress);
http://pear.php.net/package/Net_GeoIP
Rob
> -Original Message-
> From: John Taylor-Johnston [mailto:[EMAIL
hi Alex,
I don't know of any discussion group, but you may want to check out a
book that's just got a very good review on slashdot...
http://books.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/08/16/0434205&from=rss
Rob
> -Original Message-
> From: Alex Gemmell [mailto:[EMAI
with --enable-so (and when I invoke apache with the -l
option to list the built-in modules, mod.so.c shows up).
So, having satisfied myself that reasons 1 thru 3 don't apply, any idea
what else might be causing this problem?
Thanks,
Rob
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hi Norbert,
Have you tried print_r($_SESSION['view'])? I'm wondering if there's
some problem recreating the class instance from the session data...
Rob
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hi Ross
> Any alternatives free or paid let me know..
http://www.isearchthenet.com/isearch/ is a good 'un, so long as you
don't have thousands of pages.
R
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enerally means that the function is
case-insensitive.
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hi John
You'll probably see whats up if you tell php to spit out error messages
- set display_errors = 1 in php.ini
hth
Rob
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&
use for each indentation (default of
say 4 or 5 (same as a tab)).
You could just make this optional parameters to saveXML(), but I think it's
more flexible to have a DOMDocument->format(offset,spaces);
You mean like calling $doc->formatOutput = TRUE; prior to save?
Rob
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7;])));
createElement takes a string not a DOMNode. Append the CDATASection to
the element.
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hitespace insertion between the two - not pretty but its a workaround.
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hich we've
lost with the PHP wrapper, as can only specify two strings.
Have you tried passing NULL for publicId? :)
And systemId can only be NULL if there is no publicId (publicId requires
a systemId).
Rob
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Only the version of XMLReader in CVS HEAD does at the moment.
Rob
Jared Williams wrote:
Hi,
Does PHPs XmlReader support Xinclude ? Seems libxml does reading this
post
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/xml/2004-February/msg00190.html , but the
corresponding constant seems missing in PHP
which is always #text
and not it's parent element.
$name = $elem->parentNode->nodeName;
Rob
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Is anyone else having this problem? phpMyAdmin running under RedHat 6.1
with PHP v4.0.4pl1 makes all kinds of noise about missing tables in the
database. It appears as though this may be caused by bug 8966.
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HI,
I am having problems passing files through to a browser. First I tried:
And got an Acrobat instance with no file displayed. Then I tried:
And got:
Hello, World
Warning: 1 is not a valid File-Handle resource in
/home/robr/public_html/php/getpdf.php on line 5
Help!!
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>
> On Thursday 08 February 2001 18:43, Rob Root wrote:
>
> > > $fp = fopen("test.txt", "r");
> > header("content-type: text/plain");
> > fpassthru($fp);
> > fclose
HI,
Pick up a copy of the "PHP Developer's Cookbook". They devoted a whole
chapter to sessions.
Regards,
Rob Root
Evelio Martinez wrote:
> Hi!
> Does anyone know of some good examples of sessions?
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If you don't, PHP assumes you
are actually asking for the value stored in a constant named 'cheque'.
Thus, your code becomes this:
Cash:
Lastly, PHP really likes array variables to be enclosed in curly braces when
they are used within a string. This means one final ch
If you are using PHP on a Windows server then this might be an option:
http://us4.php.net/manual/en/ref.printer.php
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Issue
I much preferred that email asking for my help to transfer some dead african
warlord's funds. At least then I could believe I was about to be screwed
over for a good cause. :)
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Some comments in the code would be nice too. It's too much of a bother to decipher
code without indentation or comments.
-Rob
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Ok
e the value of this variable to post to $PHP_SELF.
Example: \n";.
The HTML-source should show something like
This does not work... Output on the source is like , so $value appears to be empty.
Please help, sombody??
Thanks!
Rob.
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Thanks for the quick reaction.
> When is $value assigned a value? Before or after the script prints out
> the ", so $value would be "para1"). After posting to SELF a jump to
para1 must be made.
Is this enough?
Thanx, Rob.
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>It depends on where value is coming from. If it's coming from the
>script server side, then you just need to make sure that $value is
>set before the line "http://www.php.net/)
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Hi Chris, Just a small modification and it works!!!
Many thanks!
Syntax:
onclick=\"document.pageform.action='$PHP_SELF#$value'; submit()\"
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27;m new to the open source community and looking
forward to getting involved in PHP.
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ers, REMOTE_HOST tests for dynamic links or doing form-to-email type
stuff. Entering data INTO a db adds a whole new set of challenges.
I'd appreciate any other advice or clarification you could offer.
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