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var_dump(0 == "0"); //bool(true)
var_dump(0 === "0");//bool(false)
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I have an html page with checkboxes:
Modern
Mississippi
Civil Rights
MilitaryHistory
and mailform2.php containing:
echo "you selected: ";
/* line 81 */ foreach ($_POST[option] as $a)
{
echo "$a";
}
but I'm getting the error:
you selected:
*Warning*: Invalid argument
Robert Cummings wrote:
On Mon, 2007-10-22 at 18:07 +0100, Stut wrote:
Adam Williams wrote:
I have an html page with checkboxes:
Modern
Mississippi
Civil Rights
MilitaryHistory
and mailform2.php containing:
echo "you selected: ";
/* line 81 */ foreach ($_POST[opt
I've got an html form, and I have PHP parse the message variables for
special characters so when I concatenate all off the message variables
together, if a person has put in a ' " or other special character, it
won't break it when it used in mail($to, "MMH Suggestion", "$message",
"$headers");
nevermind, I see I had a mistake in my mysql statement, I should of been:
select DATE_FORMAT(testdate, '%m\-%d\-%Y') as date_column from testtable;
please disregard.
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I ran the commands:
CREATE TABLE testtable ( testdate DATETIME);
INSERT INTO testtable (testdate) VALUES (now());
and then I want to select it but format it to show the date only (not
the time, and yes I know I could use DATE instead of DATETIME, but there
may be cases where I need to show th
I'm going to be inserting data from a PHP form into a mysql field. The
data could contain special characters like < > ' " \ /, etc. How do I
handle that? just $data = addslashes(htmlspecialchars($data)); before
the insert query? because later on the data will be read back from the
mysql db
Thanks for all the replies everyone. I have a question on
mysql_real_escape_string(). The PHP example page shows:
$query = sprintf("SELECT * FROM users WHERE user='%s' AND password='%s'",
mysql_real_escape_string($user),
mysql_real_escape_string($password));
and I unders
I'm running PHP 5.2.4 and getting the error:
*Warning*: Wrong parameter count for imap_open() in
*/var/www/sites/intra-test/contract/login.php* on line *9
*My code is:
$mbox =
imap_open("\"{mail.mdah.state.ms.us/imap/novalidate-cert:143}INBOX\",
\"".$_POST["username"]."\", \"".$_POST["passwor
I'm getting the following error and I don't see whats wrong with my
line. Any ideas?
*Fatal error*: Function name must be a string in
*/var/www/sites/intra-test/contract/perform.php* on line *57*
and my snippet of code is:
if ( $_POST["perform"] == "View Contracts" )
{
$mysql
I have a field in mysql as shown by describe contract;
| length_start | date| YES | | NULL
||
Which stores it in the mysql format of -MM-DD. However, I need the
output of my select statement to show it in MM-DD- format. I can
select i
nevermind, figure it out, had to take the ' ' away from
contract.length_start :)
Adam Williams wrote:
I have a field in mysql as shown by describe contract;
| length_start | date| YES | | NULL
||
Which stores it in the mysql format
In my form, I am parsing all the text inputs through
mysql_real_escape_string() before inserting the data. however, when I
look at the SQL query in PHP, when I type the word blah's to my text box
variable, and then insert it into mysql after being ran through
mysql_real_escape_string(), it doe
I'm having users enter dates in MM-DD- format. is there a way to
check if what they have entered is invalid (like if they enter 1-15-2008
instead of 01-15-2008) ?
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Thanks, I think I have it:
$dateexplode = explode("-", $_POST["date_entered"]);
if (!preg_match("/^(\d{2})$/", $dateexplode[0],$data1) ||
!preg_match("/^(\d{2})$/", $dateexplode[1],$data2) ||
!preg_match("/^(\d{4})$/", $dateexplode[2],$data3))
{
die ("you have entered an invalid dat
Andrew Ballard wrote:
Just curious why you won't take 1-15-2008. Once you validate it, you
can always assign it to a variable as either a timestamp or a DateTime
object and then format it however you want when you display it, send
it to a database, or whatever you are doing with the date.
FWIW
Andrew Ballard wrote:
All the more reason I would turn it into a timestamp or DateTime
object in PHP first. That will prevent trying to insert something like
what I used above. Then I would get rid of the MySQL STR_TO_DATE
function in the $mysqli_insert_sql value just replace it with
something li
http://search.mnogo.ru
Jason Pruim wrote:
Hi Everyone! :)
Just a quick question, I've done some googling but haven't been able
to find what I need... I am looking at doing a search function for
someone's website, the website is just static HTML files, and she
doesn't want to redo the entire
Where do I change the setting to print PHP errors to the screen when
running in a web browser?
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Adam
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se of that functionality in my framework. However,
It sounds like this is going to cause a fatal error in PHP6. Is this
in fact true? And, if the behavior is going to change, can somebody
explain what the impetus for this change was?
Thank you very much for your time,
Adam
Adam Richardso
And, at some hosts you have to change the settings in htaccess as opposed to
php.ini.
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 12:53 PM, André Medeiros <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I'm not sure PHP5 would read php.ini from that directory.
>
> You should take in account that your hosting company may _NOT_ allow
> y
I didn't check out your source, but in terms of a regex that only matches
items not surrounded by some special tag, what about negative lookaheads and
lookbehinds, like:
(?http://www.regular-expressions.info/lookaround.html
Adam
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can progressively enhance
pages with javascript quite easily.
I'm pleased with this approach after using for it for a while now, and
I recommend it to others.
Adam
On May 14, 2008, at 10:48 PM, Chris W wrote:
I was wondering what others think of my approach to form
validation. I k
controller sets the headers, retrieves the file,
and then outputs the file contents to the output stream.
Otherwise, the controller redirects the visitor to a page that let's
them know they don't have access, but prompts them to pay/sign up to
get the access for the product.
Adam
function.
Most of the time, though, I'd probably start out with a class method instead
of a namespaced function so I could more readily adapt to OOP practices if
desired as the implementation evolves.
Adam
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> In w
I was wondering if anyone knew of some books/tutorials/howto's, etc on
going from procedural style coding to object orientated coding with
PHP? I've been using PHP since version 3 and am used to the procedural
style, but I'm noticing that PHP's trend is going to the object
orientated style, bu
The 'new' keyword has to apply to the object created in the constructor (and
not the return value of any of the follow-up calls.) To establish this
precedence, chaining wasn't allowed on constructors.
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 11:04 AM, Eric Butera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 6, 2008
into usage within a high usage web
app. =)
Adam
Daniel Brown wrote:
On 6/26/07, Marius Toma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can not believe how stupid I can be sometime.
I was trying to create a file, but a file with the same name already
existed on the server - and I did not have the
... if you really couldn't write it as dynamic PHP -- you could also
save it in a database.
Edward Vermillion wrote:
On Jun 26, 2007, at 3:31 PM, Crayon Shin Chan wrote:
On Wednesday 27 June 2007 03:53, Daniel Brown wrote:
On 6/26/07, Al Rider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think most sy
}
http://us.php.net/manual/en/function.str-replace.php
Adam
kvigor wrote:
Need to remove all spaces from Array Values... And this doesn't work.
This is similar info that's within array values: $someArray[0] = "PHP is
awesome";s/b PHPisawesome
This is similar info that&
language. Theoretically, this would give ASP.NET an advantage as far as
speed is concerned. Does anyone else have other evidence where ASP.NET
has been shown to run faster? I don't think the benchmark I have given
is very valid.
Thanks,
Adam
Edward Vermillion wrote:
On Jul 3, 2007, at 8:52
Crayon Shin Chan wrote:
On Tuesday 03 July 2007 22:56, Stut wrote:
I saw there is a free version of Studio, but I think it's for
students... You cannot go build a corporate project with it I
think...
More FUD. Go read the licence before claiming to know what it says!
Regardle
the return value of mail()? Trust me, we've
all made stupid mistakes, they're nasty little buggers that can sneak in
and ruin anyone's day; best to include it since it might be relevant.
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enormous bandwidth savings!
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oblem, have you checked the PHP docs on how to install
MySQL support for PHP5 on Windows?
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.mysql.php
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es.
Alex.
Stuff inside an if statement will be compiled (So it has to be free of
syntax errors and such), but it won't be executed unless the condition
is true.
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associative arrays? As in, what is wrong with:
$level[$buildingname]
(I'm only guessing at the correct naming scheme)
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apply to any other security measure; it'd be just fine to use JavaScript
to discourage multiple clicks, but it wouldn't solve the underlying
problem; he'd still have to solve the problem on the backend.
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uot;;);
I mean, that is what you asked, how to read the xml file...
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recognise ^ meaning 'to the power of'.
Regards,
Alex.
... The manual is your friend. Seriously, don't come here looking for
all the answers before you checked the manual. I searched for "power",
and the first result was the function you want. RTFM.
Regards,
comes in handy. Can't say I've used the others recently. XOR is handy on
occasion, but doesn't really need an operator.
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weetat wrote:
Hi Adam,
Thank for your input.
However search and replace the value such as
to empty string ? Try the
code below , no successful.
$xmlfile = "/home/gvintranet/datacraft/htdocs/properties/test_cdata.xml";
$xml = file_get_contents($xmlfile);
$xml =
pr
che, and by doing all my SELECT
queries against a HEAP table (a MySQL table stored entirely in memory),
while updates and inserts went to disk and then were mirrored back into
the HEAP table. There are so many ways to optimize databases, it's insane.
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Yeo Wee Tat wrote:
Hi Adam,
I can modify the xml file without any error , however when I tried to
unserializer the xml file using PEAR:XML , it gave the error message below.
I have attached my code for your perusal.
Any ideas ? thanks
/", "",
$xml);
$filehandle = fope
noted that you'd need
each post to have a sort of superparent field that stored the topmost
parent so that you could do something simple like selecting ten
superparents and all their children.
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r, it's an opensource app
maintained by people at my workplace. Still, it's probably the fastest
POP3 mail fetcher out there.
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sane method of doing this.
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r) {
You never change the work array, I think, so you can just keep referring
back to the original. The second thing to do is to make the foreach work
on references instead of copies. I actually think that since what we
have in our function is now a reference, the foreach WILL NOT copy it.
with the original array, so foreach
has no chance to copy it. HOWEVER, if my above supposition about foreach
not copying a reference is correct, you wouldn't need to do this. It's
just a backup plan.
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compare
boolean values. 0 is an integer, false is a boolean. Using === ensures
that result is false, and that it is a boolean that is false. It
compares the value AND the type.
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Free download at http://www.ePrompter.com.
His message seemed to indicate that he wanted a version control
application WRITTEN in PHP, not that supported PHP.
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sign or the client chooses they
want them 450 instead of 400. =)
Via MySQL 4.1 & PHP 5.1.4:
erics:~ eric$ ab -n500 -c5 http://localhost/fs_vs_db/viewimage_db.php
This is ApacheBench, Version 1.3d <$Revision: 1.73 $> apache-1.3
Copyright (c) 1996 Adam Twiss, Zeus Technology Ltd,
http://
") - 3 );
My offsets might be a bit off there, I always get confused with them and
have to verify by running the code in case I mixed up a zero-based
character position or something :P
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So? Windows has this thing called the "del" command that does the same
thing as "rm".
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Mark Steudel wrote:
I wish, I'm on an IIS box.
Mark
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in older versions of DOS). You still have
to manually (or programmatically) iterate through the directory
structure and run 'del *.*' and then 'rd directory' in every single
subdirectory to achieve the same result that the single command 'rm
-rf' gives you on UNIX-like s
Martin Marques wrote:
> Now, my question is: Is it a bad practice to "NOT" close the script
with
the PHP closing "?>"? I mean, just leave the script without a closing
PHP simbols, as this scripts are included?
Yes.
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Robert Cummings wrote:
On Thu, 2006-07-20 at 14:15, Martin Marques wrote:
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On Thu, 2006-07-20 at 12:12, Adam Zey wrote:
Martin Marques wrote:
> Now, my questi
Martin Marques wrote:
On Thu, 20 Jul 2006, Adam Zey wrote:
Jochem Maas wrote:
Robert Cummings wrote:
I don't understand - the links point to posts by Rasmus saying that's
'beneficial' - seems to me to be a fairly robust endorsement yet you
consider leaving off trailing
ompared as
integers. These rules also apply to the switch statement."
In your case, it's a bug in your code; you should be using === to also
verify type, or casting $var1 to a string in your comparison.
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empty() function:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.empty.php
It can do exactly what you want.
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On 21-Jul-06, at 12:45 PM, Adam Zey wrote:
Jeffrey Sambells wrote:
OK I have a very strange bug:
In the middle of my script I have these two
tion replaceChars($string)
{
$find_array = array("a", "b", "c");
$replace_array = array("apple", "banana", "carambola");
return str_replace($find_array, $replace_array, $string);
}
You can, of course, throw other string
27;s interpreting something as a number somewhere. Did you try
using === instead of == for your comparisons?
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ge this from my feed?
Thank you,
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You want str_replace with arrays as parameters.
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Essentially what it does is, loop over each row, and if we're the first
row, write out the headers, and for all rows, write out each field. I
haven't tested this, just typed it up from memory now, so I'm not sure
if it'll compile.
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Adam Zey wrote:
Michael B Allen wrote:
Anyone have a PHP fragment that just prints a very simple html table
from the contents of a db result set? I don't want phpmyadmin or anything
remotely that complex. I want something that simply extracts the header
info and prints a basic HTML tabl
he foreach situation, the
preferred solution when memory is a problem is to either use a
reference, or have foreach iterate over the keys of the array.
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things. In the foreach situation, the
preferred solution when memory is a problem is to either use a
reference, or have foreach iterate over the keys of the array.
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PHP doesn't seem to make a real copy of data until one of the copies is
modified, making it necessary to c
mory_usage() at various points in your script to see where
it's being used up.
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socket plugins for PHP4, which should allow similar
flexibility to stream_socket_client()? The downside is you'll need the
socket module enabled/compiled.
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ork. It's a PHP IDE. Zend has multiple
products.
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easier
to read.
All these examples assume that your date is in a fixed format, namely
mm/. However, the last three should properly handle 09/2006, because
they won't add a second zero to that. So that should work either way.
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expDate2str('1/2009');
expDate2str( date( "n/Y"));
?>
Which when I run it (in PHP 4 though) prints out this:
Invalid, blowing up date
In: 1/2009
Out: 2009-01-01
Invalid, blowing up date
In: 8/2006
Out: 2006-08-01
For the heck of it, here's a more production-oriented version of the
function/test script:
return date("Y-m-d", strtotime(str_replace("/", "/01/", strlen($date)
== 6 ? "0$date" : $date)));
else
return date("Y-m-d", $date);
}
echo expDate2str('1/2009');
echo "";
echo expDate2str( date( "n/Y"));
?>
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Actually, I made a mistake in my latest reply. I said "The problem with
your comparison is that strtotime thinks the date is invalid, but
misinterprets it."
I actually mean, it thinks it is VALID, but misinterprets it.
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Thanks Adam,
I had s
uot; . strlen($message) . "\r\n";
$headers .= "\r\n";
return $headers . $message;
}
As far as I can tell, these are the absolute minimum set of headers you
can get away with for a POST transaction (If you know how to use less,
let me know, I use this in a situ
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What's with the blank messages??
His message wasn't blank, he sent this:
Andrei wrote:
> > So what u'r trying to say is that we should use KiB and not KB for
> > kilobytes? That's funny!
in the if. I'm not certain how fast strlen is, but it's
usually a bad idea to repeat useless function calls like that.
2) Isn't your second function call supposed to be preg_match, and not
pre_match?
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work for the command above, but preg not?
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Everybody missed one important difference. The PCRE module is compiled
into PHP by default. The POSIX module is not included by default.
Therefore it's not safe to use the POSIX regular expression module if
ortable with.
Also while your DNA comment was meant to be humorous, it's not a bad
idea to build a "trust-index" via user actions that would be similar to
a DNA-like reasoning solution.
Just food for thought.
tedd
Either account-based authentication, or a unique ID stored in a
Chris Shiflett wrote:
Adam Zey wrote:
$headers .= "Content-Type: application/octet-stream\r\n";
I missed the context of this function, but it seems like you probably
mean to send:
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded
Chris
The context is a bit strange,
OST['var']
This is much safer. If you REALLY want to turn on register_globals (And
I strongly recommend against it, it's a huge risk), information on how
to do this can be found in the PHP manual.
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Such things need to be done on the client side, at which point they're
usually called AJAX. PHP can be used for the server-side of an AJAX
application.
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ons are a lot slower.
Your problem could easily be solved with something like this:
$firstWord = substr($word, 0, strpos($word, " "));
I think I've got that right, I'm always forgetting if I need to add or
subtract something from the length parameter :P
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hing
cached in memory anyhow, so if you're using an opcode cache that
wouldn't matter either.
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in the top pane. It makes writing regular
expressions enormously easier. It uses LISP to emulate Perl's regular
expressions (PHP in turn uses "Perl Compatible Regular Expressions"), so
sometimes it doesn't translate a hundred percent, but it's still an
enormous help
till a bit of a drive when you live in Montreal and don't have a
car. About an 18 hour drive, plus a few hours for bus stops and border
crossings.
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variables) is against the AdSense terms of service,
and is a good way to get your account revoked really fast. Only premium
publishers that get express permission from Google are allowed to mess
with those variables. It's possible that your company is a premium
AdSense customer, but Mr. Ant
ave
us from having to make a shell call for syntax checking.
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x, (unlike DOS), you CANNOT execute
applications in the same directory without a path. Even if the program
is in the same directory as your present working directory (which is
usually where the PHP script is located), you'd have to do "./myprog" as
a relative path.
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() on it, which should NOT be modifying
the array?
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fe_mode_exec_dir". If safe
mode is on, you'll need to put your program ("webpasswd") into that
directory to execute it.
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Robert Cummings wrote:
On Mon, 2006-08-14 at 13:16 -0400, Adam Zey wrote:
I was writing a shell script in PHP (4.4.2) that dealt with a rather
large array. To figure out what I needed the new memory limit to be, I
did a memory_get_usage() at the end of my script, and came up with about
5.5MB
as NULL.
When I wrapped it like this:
function getmonths() {
$months = array(1 => 'January', 2 => 'February', 3 => 'March', 4
=> 'April', 5 => 'May', 6=> 'June',
7 => 'July',
Robert Cummings wrote:
On Mon, 2006-08-14 at 17:24 -0400, Adam Zey wrote:
Robert Cummings wrote:
On Mon, 2006-08-14 at 13:16 -0400, Adam Zey wrote:
I was writing a shell script in PHP (4.4.2) that dealt with a rather
large array. To figure out what I needed the new memory limit to be, I
did
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