Hy... (Have I mentioned I'm a newbie?) When I uploaded my snipped to a web hosting (should have thought of that in first place!), I was unable to reproduce the error...
Sorry for wasting your time Jemery. In my defense, the error did start on the webhost... I'll came back when/if I have a working code (i.e., a code that reproduces the error!) And thanks for your help. On Oct 21, 12:29 pm, Kromitvs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello Jeremy! > (You're always around, han?! Nice!!! :-) > > You won't be able to see anything besides my own (non-english) error > message in my site. If you prefer, I can posted anyway! > > I removed the http refer for testing purpose only, but if you run the > code, you'll notice that some expressions bring out the error and some > don't (there is foreach loop that tests 4 expression, 2 give an error > and 2 don't). > So, the problem is not (I think) the http refer... > > Or am I missing something? > > On Oct 21, 12:10 pm, Jeremy Geerdes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I suspect your problem is that you're not defining a valid > > http_referer for your curl request. You MUST supply this, even if the > > application is going to be completely desktop-based. In the case of a > > server-side application, I would define it as the script that I was > > running. In the case of a desktop or other standalone app, I would > > define it as my homepage or, probably better, a product homepage for > > the app that I was building. > > > Jeremy R. Geerdes > > Effective website design & development > > Des Moines, IA > > > For more information or a project quote:http://jgeerdes.home.mchsi.com > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Unless otherwise noted, any price quotes contained within this > > communication are given in US dollars. > > > If you're in the Des Moines, IA, area, check out Debra Heights > > Wesleyan Church! > > > On Oct 21, 2008, at 6:06 AM, Kromitvs wrote: > > > > This is a PHP question... > > > Should've mentioned it on the original title > > > > On Oct 21, 12:02 pm, Kromitvs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> Hy, > > >> I came across an error on my application. Here is a snippet of code. > > >> You will notice I list in the begging several expressions witch also > > >> produce the same error, and others (similar to my eyes) which don't. > > >> I've been using the general Search, and the Blog search. The error > > >> seems to apear only on the Blog search! > > > >> I'm at a lost here! > > >> Can someone help? Reproduced it? Tell me what I'm doing wrong? Fix > > >> it? > > >> (congratulate me on finding my first BUG?) > > > >> Thanks!!!!!!!!! > > > >> CODE: > > > >> <?php > > > >> /* > > >> Error > > >> $teste[0] = 'aos%2Cma'; > > >> $teste[2] = '1os%2Cma'; > > >> $teste[5] = 'aos%2C3a'; > > >> $teste[6] = 'aos%2Ca3'; > > >> $teste[3] = 'aos%2Cmm'; > > >> $teste[4] = 'aos%2Caa'; > > >> $teste[6] = 'dfg%2Cma'; > > >> $teste[7] = 'sfd%2Cma'; > > >> $teste[8] = 'asd%2Cma'; > > >> $teste[6] = 'dfg%20ma'; > > >> $teste[8] = 'asd%21ma'; > > > >> No error > > >> $teste[1] = 'aos%2Cm'; > > >> $teste[2] = 'aos%2C'; > > >> $teste[3] = 'aos'; > > >> $teste[4] = 'ao'; > > >> $teste[5] = 'a'; > > >> $teste[6] = '123%2C23'; > > >> $teste[7] = 'qwe%2Cqw'; > > >> $teste[8] = 'ads%2Cfd'; > > >> $teste[9] = 'a%20s%2C%20a'; > > >> $teste[10] = 'a%22%22%2Cm%20'; > > >> $teste[11] = '%20os%2C%20a'; > > >> $teste[12] = 'a%20%20%2C%20a'; > > >> $teste[13] = 'a-s%2C--'; > > >> $teste[14] = 'aaa%2Caa'; > > >> $teste[15] = '222%2C22'; > > >> $teste[1] = 'ooo%2Cma'; > > >> $teste[2] = 'sss%2Cma'; > > >> */ > > > >> $teste[0] = 'aos%2Caa'; > > >> $teste[6] = 'dfg%20ma'; > > >> $teste[7] = 'sfd%22ma'; > > >> $teste[11] = 'asd%2Dma'; > > > >> foreach ($teste as $temp) > > >> { > > >> $QueryUrlBlogSearch = 'http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/ > > >> blogs?v=1.0&q=' . $temp; > > >> print '<strong><br / ><br /> ' . $temp . '</strong> : '; > > > >> //===Google Blog Search AJAX API > > >> $ch2 = curl_init(); > > >> curl_setopt($ch2, CURLOPT_URL, $QueryUrlBlogSearch); > > >> curl_setopt($ch2, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1); > > >> curl_setopt($ch2, CURLOPT_REFERER, ''); > > >> $SearchResult2 = curl_exec($ch2); > > >> curl_close($ch2); > > >> $jsonBlog = json_decode($SearchResult2); > > >> // now have some fun with the results... (ye... right!) > > > >> if ($jsonBlog->{'responseStatus'} != 200) > > > >> { > > >> var_dump ($jsonBlog); > > >> print '<br />$jsonBlog->{responseStatus} : ' . $jsonBlog- > > > >>> {'responseStatus'}; > > >> //die; > > >> } > > > >> elseif (!count($jsonBlog->{'responseData'}->{'results'})) print '<div > > >> style="color:blue">No result!! :-)</div>' ; > > > >> else > > >> { > > >> foreach ($jsonBlog->{'responseData'}->{'results'} as &$cc2) > > >> print '<div style="color:green"> content ' . $cc2- > > >> >{'content'} . > > >> '</div>'; > > > >> } > > >> }//end outer foreach > > > >> ?> --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google AJAX APIs" group. 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