Here's an OOP function from an HTML class i wrote to simplify forms
myself -- It might come in handy for ya later :-)
// Single Select dropdown box
/*
@params
$name String Name of this form element
$items Array Array of items to place in this select box
$selected String Single item to s
With RedHat, AFAIR you have to compile PHP from source
*after* first configuring the GD libraries.
It's always been a massive PITA when i've had to compile PHP
on Redhat with Graphic ext's -- try debian instead ;-)
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You're limited to one action per statement, not one record.
Using "UPDATE ... WHERE", you can update any number of rows
with a single SQL statement.
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you find the line you want)
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> Not sure if this is a PHP of a MySQL que
Erm... this seems a bit odd to me. I'm using PHPv4.2.2 on Win32
Is that becuase PHP is not properly comparing the numerical value with
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I figured it was along those lines... i know that perl also caught
me a few times becuase perl differentiates between "==" and "eq"
for numerical or string comparisions.
I'll probaly end up using the "===", becuase i've got a severe
aversion to using fu
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using CGI version
of PHP, using PHP as a module is a bit more involved,
but still very simple)
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Ahhh! quote that ID number before using it in a query! :)
// for mysql
mysql_quote($_GET['ID']);
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lt;\/b>)/",$contents, $quote))
{
echo "$symbol was sold at: ";
echo $quote[1];
}
else
{
echo "No quote available.";
}
echo ""."This information retrieved from"."$theurl"."on ".(date("l jS F Y g:i a T"));
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ing vars to all hell and back to
verify contents, i still quote. i'm paranoid. :)
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But that's just my view... there are as many different
views on OO as there are programmers :)
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Since you didnt include the code for InsideClass, i can only
assume that you're probably getting errors becuase "$bob"
is not initialized anywhere.
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Try creating an .htaccess protected script, and do a
var_dump($GLOBALS) to see what vars are set, and if
any of them contain the name you logged in with.
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As someone else suggested a few days ago: try using an IFRAME,
and refreshing it from javascript with the values you need.
The whole browser will not refresh, just the IFRAME, which
will give the illusion of jscript and php talking to each
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n Database Normalization for some good
design pointers:
http://home.earthlink.net/~billkent/Doc/simple5.htm
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Yes, but you really must realize how utterly easy it is to
POST bogus variables to a form (Save the page as HTML, edit,
load in browser, submit -- bingo).If you're using the
assumption "these vars were POSTed, so they're safe", you're
begging for trouble.
your work.
(But then again, if you get anyone that's smart and
committed, it's just a matter of time before he will
figure out *some* loophole to subvert your forms)
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Grab the PHP ZIP, unzip it, add it to your PATH. done. :-)
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Try: $ary["this"] = array("that" => 1);
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ert it. Buffer
overflows in "C", and flawed Double-byte char
support in "IIS", to name a few recent and
better-known exploits.
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Javascript, being silly, has silly string rules:
function pop1($id) {
window.open("info.php?prod_id="+ $id);
}
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to answer every question,
especially when the questions aren't related to PHP,
or are really vauge or common or just plain silly :-)
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Nope.
For future reference, perhaps create two identical tables,
one for actual live data and one for trash, and instead of
deleting anything, just move it all into the trash table.
then, you can purge the trash table every few days/months.
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this"]["that"] = 1;
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into bug hell.
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d* work, but you'll never
know why it's not working if you don't check return
statuses
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> S
iables
$this->cleanup($form);
}
function cleanup($form)
{
// Only run once per instance
if ($this->cleanup_called)
return 1;
$this->cleanup_called = 1;
// ... do cleanup
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NOT an Array --
very very important difference)
Here's my output of the code below:
SET == SET
Passing to getParentNodes:
currentBranch[one][two] = Array
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I assume you're not checking the status returned by the
database function calls, becuase they'd probably give
you valueable information on *why* it's doing that. :)
try checking the return val, and (if using mysql) print
out mysql_error() if you get a bad return val.
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Did you verify that the variables actually contain data?
They're probably empty, which is why they dont seem to
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Try (this is untested)
if (length($string) > 30) {
print substr($string, 0, 30) ."...";
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else {
print $string;
}
--OR-- (if you want to over-write $string)
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This is completely off the top of my head (i've never done this
before) -- but try single-quoting it to prevent interpolation
register_shutdown_function('$this->cleanup()');
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e call close()";
$this->close();
}
function close(){
//close open sockets, etc.
}
} // End of class
function cRoute_Destructor($x) {
$x->cleanup();
}
// end of cRoute.inc
$test = new cRoute();
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I think this is similar to what you're asking for, but it's
probably slower (you have to split(), traverse, then join())
foreach ($noiselist as $noise)
foreach ($inputlist as $input)
if ($noise == $input) // do something
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There's no way to for PHP to say "Yo, let's ride... submit that form"
Client-side manipulations must be done client-side, with
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to "hide" submitted data,
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There's a million things you could do, that's the beauty
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for mysql:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-escape-string.php
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mysql-real-escape-string.php
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/usr/local/bin/php on line 3391
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/usr/local/bin/php on line 3392
Warning: Unexpected character in input: '' (ASCII=27) state=1 in
/usr/local/bin/php on line 3393
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in /usr
Try $answers["answer".$n]
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Probably don't have the GD extension enaabled.
On a win machine, it's easy, look in your php.ini
and set the extensions_dir to where your extensions
are then un-comment php_gd.dll
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Or why not just use include_once() or require_once() ??
That's their purpose.
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Are you on a Win32 platform?
If so, use COM...
$cell = $sheet->Cells($row,$col);
$cell->activate;
$cell->formula = "your formula";
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>
> I would think that you wouldn't need formulas. Isn't that the
> idea of using
> PHP to create the Excel document? Have PHP compute the values of the
> "formulas" and print out
te("U") > ($cookie_load+75)) {
print "fetch from DB";
SetCookie("cookie_load", date("U"));
}
else {
print "Loaded ($cookie_load), now ". date("U") ." -- NOT
fetching\n";
}
if (!$cookie_load)
thing they're doing, you can use
> str_replace(): http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.str-replace.php
>
> Enjoy,
>
> --Dan
Perhaps they did it to thwart "smart" spambots that can
translate "%40" to "@".
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... so open up the text file and read it.
What problem are you having? Are permissions set
correctly? Are you making sure to escape "\" on Win?
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s are valid and present
in the database. But like others have suggested, you
should *really* look for a better way to do this.
Putting text into a database and then blindly eval()'ing
it later on is just begging for trouble.
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it wants to be your friend.
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Try it out for yourself. :-
class Test{
var $x = '';
function Test(){}
}
$x = new Test();
$y = new Test();
$x->x = "Way";
$y->x = "No";
print $y->x . $x->x;
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ssions and maintaining the filesystem that Miguel
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file_append($file, $text); ??
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en :), so i
code for human efficiency and ease of maintenence, even
if the code is a little bit slower than heavily optimized
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$string = "Jacko";
print preg_replace('/.$/', '', $string);
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I'm not sure if it's atomic, but (AFAIK) you can
do something like this with Mysql:
UPDATE table SET field=field+1 where .....
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mp;list=XXX&two=three");
print strip_key("list", "yadda?bo=ra&list=&two=three");
print strip_key("list", "yadda?list=XXX");
print strip_key("list", "yadda?list=XXX&two=three");
print strip_key("list",
Look at Sequences for Postgres.
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e a server name for this reason. If you simply use an
absolute path, it'll point to whatever machine (local dev, live server,
etc...) it happens to be running on without you having to care.
i.e.
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roj/en /php/php4-php5-configuration.xml
Gr,
Koen
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>> in
>> php 5?
>>
>> Is this possible?
>> How would I go about doing it?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Phillip
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avaScript loops through all the like ID'ed checkboxes to check
or uncheck groups. It could be done the other way, but then JavaScript
code has to have more to it to increment from the value of the first ID.
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$row[1];
}
}
IMO, unless you have a *really* good reason for doing things this way,
putting values into an array is almost always better than using the "$$"
direct declaration.
i.e. why not use? $vars[ $row[0] ][ $row[2] ] = $row[1];
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