php-general Digest 7 Nov 2004 10:44:57 -0000 Issue 3098
Topics (messages 201381 through 201414):
Re: Recover POST form
201381 by: Christian Ista
201382 by: Christian Ista
201383 by: M. Sokolewicz
PHP Accelerator
201384 by: David
201385 by: raditha dissanayake
201398 by: Jyry Kuukkanen
201406 by: Danny Brow
201408 by: Klaus Reimer
Object oriented??
201386 by: Aalee
201387 by: Robert Cummings
201389 by: Aalee
201391 by: Robert Cummings
201392 by: Larry E. Ullman
201400 by: Larry E. Ullman
201407 by: Robert Cummings
201412 by: Jonel Rienton
Using fonts in TrueType suitcases on a Mac?
201388 by: Ken Tozier
201397 by: David Schlotfeldt
201401 by: Ken Tozier
loking for a item in string?
201390 by: Dustin Wish with INDCO Networks
NMax
201393 by: John Taylor-Johnston
201394 by: John Taylor-Johnston
201396 by: David Schlotfeldt
201399 by: nate.savingadvice.com
201409 by: M. Sokolewicz
Syntax problem - dynamic static member access
201395 by: Jake Press
201403 by: Jason Barnett
201405 by: Jake Press
201410 by: M. Sokolewicz
Adding to a Date
201402 by: Matt Cassarino
201404 by: Jason Barnett
201411 by: M. Sokolewicz
pspell problems
201413 by: Noodles
Javascript and php
201414 by: Reinhart Viane
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> echo '<pre>';
> print_r($_POST);
> echo '</pre>';
I have something like that :
Array
(
[5980915] => on
[ToDo5980915] => N
[5941846] => on
[ToDo5941846] => N
[5916500] => on
[ToDo5916500] => N
[5907115] => on
[ToDo5907115] => N
[5900019] => on
[ToDo5900019] => N
[5899239] => on
[ToDo5899239] => N
[5897854] => on
[ToDo5897854] => N
[5896483] => on
[ToDo5896483] => N
[5893286] => on
[ToDo5893286] => N
[5865056] => on
[ToDo5865056] => N
[fa] => test
)
I'd like to access this array in a for loop from an array from 0 to ....21
(in this case). How to transform this array ?
I tried $_POST[2] but not work ....
Thanks,
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> I tried $_POST[2] but not work ....
with arrays_keys :)
Thanks,
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Christian Ista wrote:
echo '<pre>';
print_r($_POST);
echo '</pre>';
I have something like that :
Array
(
[5980915] => on
[ToDo5980915] => N
[5941846] => on
[ToDo5941846] => N
[5916500] => on
[ToDo5916500] => N
[5907115] => on
[ToDo5907115] => N
[5900019] => on
[ToDo5900019] => N
[5899239] => on
[ToDo5899239] => N
[5897854] => on
[ToDo5897854] => N
[5896483] => on
[ToDo5896483] => N
[5893286] => on
[ToDo5893286] => N
[5865056] => on
[ToDo5865056] => N
[fa] => test
)
I'd like to access this array in a for loop from an array from 0 to ....21
(in this case). How to transform this array ?
I tried $_POST[2] but not work ....
Thanks,
look. Read a BASIC tutorial about how PHP works, and how to write
scripts in PHP. Once you've done that, return here, and I guarantee you,
the questions you've asked will be no more.
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I need a PHP accelerator but am not sure which one to use. I would
highly prefer to not use a commercial accelerator and need one that
works with PHP 5. Does anyone recommend one out of the ones that exist?
Here are the ones I am aware of..but have no idea which ones are better
than others.
- After Burner
- APC
- ionCube PHP Accelerator
- Turck MMCache for PHP
Thanks,
David
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David wrote:
I need a PHP accelerator but am not sure which one to use. I would
highly prefer to not use a commercial accelerator and need one that
works with PHP 5. Does anyone recommend one out of the ones that exist?
this one:
- Turck MMCache for PHP
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On Sun, 7 Nov 2004, raditha dissanayake wrote:
> David wrote:
>
> > I need a PHP accelerator but am not sure which one to use. I would
> > highly prefer to not use a commercial accelerator and need one that
> > works with PHP 5. Does anyone recommend one out of the ones that exist?
> >
> this one:
>
> > - Turck MMCache for PHP
I second that, unless you need it with latest PHP4.3.x, that Turck MMCache
does not support currently. Then the free option known to work is
PHP-Accelerator.
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On Sun, 2004-11-07 at 07:55 +0200, Jyry Kuukkanen wrote:
> On Sun, 7 Nov 2004, raditha dissanayake wrote:
>
> > David wrote:
> >
> > > I need a PHP accelerator but am not sure which one to use. I would
> > > highly prefer to not use a commercial accelerator and need one that
> > > works with PHP 5. Does anyone recommend one out of the ones that exist?
> > >
> > this one:
> >
> > > - Turck MMCache for PHP
>
>
> I second that, unless you need it with latest PHP4.3.x, that Turck MMCache
> does not support currently. Then the free option known to work is
> PHP-Accelerator.
>
According to the website:
"This version of the Turck MMCache has been successfully tested on PHP
4.1.0-4.3.3 under RedHat Linux 7.0, 7.3, 8.0 and Windows with Apache 1.3
and 2.0."
But David asked for something that works with PHP 5. It seems that most
work with the 4.x releases of PHP.
Dan.
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raditha dissanayake wrote:
this one:
- Turck MMCache for PHP
Turck MM Cache does not work with PHP 5. It's possible to compile and
load it and some pages are working but most of the time it segfaults.
By the way: Does anybody know if the Turck MM Cache project is still
active? The last change in CVS is 5 months old, the last release is
nearly a year old. And there were rumors that the main developer was
assimilated by Zend.
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Hi there,
Is PHP an object oriented language. If not is it gonna be?
Cheers
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On Sat, 2004-11-06 at 21:44, Aalee wrote:
> Hi there,
> Is PHP an object oriented language. If not is it gonna be?
Did you spend 10 seconds looking?
Rob.
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Yes of course...but was confused since some says it is so and some says it
is not...So thought of asking the pros..
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> On Sat, 2004-11-06 at 21:44, Aalee wrote:
> > Hi there,
> > Is PHP an object oriented language. If not is it gonna be?
>
> Did you spend 10 seconds looking?
>
> Rob.
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On Sat, 2004-11-06 at 22:53, Aalee wrote:
> Yes of course...but was confused since some says it is so and some says it
> is not...So thought of asking the pros..
It is. PHP4 had limited support for OOP, though it was quite usable.
PHP5 goes further and provides pretty much everything else. See the
documentation on php.net for the complete language reference.
Cheers,
Rob.
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Is PHP an object oriented language. If not is it gonna be?
PHP is not an object oriented language (like Java). Although PHP
supports the creation of objects, you can still do pretty much
everything without ever using OOP. I can't imagine PHP ever being
turned into a true OO language, but I could be wrong on that.
Hope that helps,
Larry
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Yes of course...but was confused since some says it is so and some
says it
is not...So thought of asking the pros..
It is. PHP4 had limited support for OOP, though it was quite usable.
PHP5 goes further and provides pretty much everything else. See the
documentation on php.net for the complete language reference.
I guess this is where the OP's confusion stemmed from (Robert said Yes,
I said No)! A liberal definition of OO is "An adjective applied to any
system or language that supports the use of objects", under which PHP
would qualify. But, in strict OO languages, everything must be done
using objects. You can't even do a simple "Hello, World" without them
(I could be wrong on this, of course). With that understanding PHP
would not be OO.
So, in short, PHP __supports__ objects but does not __require__ them.
There's a good chance that 20 people will chime in now, with their own
corrections.
Larry
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On Sun, 2004-11-07 at 01:37, Larry E.Ullman wrote:
> >> Yes of course...but was confused since some says it is so and some
> >> says it
> >> is not...So thought of asking the pros..
> >
> > It is. PHP4 had limited support for OOP, though it was quite usable.
> > PHP5 goes further and provides pretty much everything else. See the
> > documentation on php.net for the complete language reference.
>
> I guess this is where the OP's confusion stemmed from (Robert said Yes,
> I said No)! A liberal definition of OO is "An adjective applied to any
> system or language that supports the use of objects", under which PHP
> would qualify. But, in strict OO languages, everything must be done
> using objects. You can't even do a simple "Hello, World" without them
> (I could be wrong on this, of course). With that understanding PHP
> would not be OO.
>
> So, in short, PHP __supports__ objects but does not __require__ them.
For a language to be object oriented it does not need to be purist like
java. But then in counter to your argument, java primitive datatypes
such as int or bool are not themselves objects, which is in contrast to
the design of Smalltalk. At any rate, few would argue that C++ is not OO
and yet you can write a C++ program without using any objects. I think
it is sufficient to say that a language is OO if it supports the OO
paradigm, not if it enforces it.
Cheers,
Rob.
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From a theoretical stand point, for a language to be OO, it should
support encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism
On Nov 7, 2004, at 2:26 AM, Robert Cummings wrote:
On Sun, 2004-11-07 at 01:37, Larry E.Ullman wrote:
Yes of course...but was confused since some says it is so and some
says it
is not...So thought of asking the pros..
It is. PHP4 had limited support for OOP, though it was quite usable.
PHP5 goes further and provides pretty much everything else. See the
documentation on php.net for the complete language reference.
I guess this is where the OP's confusion stemmed from (Robert said
Yes,
I said No)! A liberal definition of OO is "An adjective applied to any
system or language that supports the use of objects", under which PHP
would qualify. But, in strict OO languages, everything must be done
using objects. You can't even do a simple "Hello, World" without them
(I could be wrong on this, of course). With that understanding PHP
would not be OO.
So, in short, PHP __supports__ objects but does not __require__ them.
For a language to be object oriented it does not need to be purist like
java. But then in counter to your argument, java primitive datatypes
such as int or bool are not themselves objects, which is in contrast to
the design of Smalltalk. At any rate, few would argue that C++ is not
OO
and yet you can write a C++ program without using any objects. I think
it is sufficient to say that a language is OO if it supports the OO
paradigm, not if it enforces it.
Cheers,
Rob.
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I'm trying to use some of the truetype fonts on my mac with PHP's
"imagettfbbox()" routine but since all my fonts are contained within
suitcases, I don't know how to get them to work. I found one
non-suitcase TrueType font that loads fine so I know the basic
mechanism works and the script has the correct permissions to access
fonts. Anyone know how to use TrueType Suitcases with PHP?
Thanks for any help
Ken
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I don't know if this will help you but you could try converting them.
Its hard to explain how to do .. but here is a start..
1) Burn the fonts to a Mac cd (burn the Cd for a mac.. not a PC.. if you
do you will loose information)
2) Bring the cd to a windows machine and use MacDisk to read the cd. you
can get macdisk from: macdisk.com
3) Grab the fonts off the Cd (using MacDisk)
4) Then use CrossFont (http://www.asy.com/) to convert them.
This maybe more work then its worth... but its one possible solution.
Thanks,
David
Ken Tozier wrote:
I'm trying to use some of the truetype fonts on my mac with PHP's
"imagettfbbox()" routine but since all my fonts are contained within
suitcases, I don't know how to get them to work. I found one
non-suitcase TrueType font that loads fine so I know the basic mechanism
works and the script has the correct permissions to access fonts. Anyone
know how to use TrueType Suitcases with PHP?
Thanks for any help
Ken
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On Nov 7, 2004, at 12:32 AM, David Schlotfeldt wrote:
I don't know if this will help you but you could try converting them.
Its hard to explain how to do .. but here is a start..
1) Burn the fonts to a Mac cd (burn the Cd for a mac.. not a PC.. if
you do you will loose information)
2) Bring the cd to a windows machine and use MacDisk to read the cd.
you can get macdisk from: macdisk.com
3) Grab the fonts off the Cd (using MacDisk)
4) Then use CrossFont (http://www.asy.com/) to convert them.
This maybe more work then its worth... but its one possible solution.
I don't own a PC and I'm developing for a dual G4 running OS 10.3.
Would this type of conversion work when put back on a Mac?
Thanks,
David
Ken Tozier wrote:
I'm trying to use some of the truetype fonts on my mac with PHP's
"imagettfbbox()" routine but since all my fonts are contained within
suitcases, I don't know how to get them to work. I found one
non-suitcase TrueType font that loads fine so I know the basic
mechanism works and the script has the correct permissions to access
fonts. Anyone know how to use TrueType Suitcases with PHP?
Thanks for any help
Ken
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I am opening a file and then have to look for a value inside the string. Is
there an easy way to do this?
I need the value in this string for the var djLast = '45.119999';
<script Language=javascript
src="/DJCom/Includes/JavaScript/PortalStyle/bDetection.js"></script>
<SCRIPT Language="JavaScript">
// Prepare DJ Quote data
var djLast = '45.119999';
var djChange = '0.40';
var djOpen = '44.639999';
var djClose = '44.720001';
var djVolume = '195700';
var djDividend = '0.25';
var djHigh = '45.23';
var djLow = '44.549999';
var djYrHigh = '52.799999';
var djYrLow = '39.50';
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How can I calculate how many records I have in a table?
John
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I might add, I do this, think there must be a better way?
$mycounter = 0;
while ($mydata = mysql_fetch_object($news))
{
$mycounter++;
}
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
> How can I calculate how many records I have in a table?
> John
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You could do it in a SQL statement
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM table_name;
This is less system intensive.
David
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
I might add, I do this, think there must be a better way?
$mycounter = 0;
while ($mydata = mysql_fetch_object($news))
{
$mycounter++;
}
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
How can I calculate how many records I have in a table?
John
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Yeah definitely use COUNT(*) or mysql_num_rows() function.
Nate
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From: David Schlotfeldt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 06, 2004 9:19 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Re: NMax
You could do it in a SQL statement
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM table_name;
This is less system intensive.
David
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
> I might add, I do this, think there must be a better way?
>
> $mycounter = 0;
> while ($mydata = mysql_fetch_object($news))
> {
> $mycounter++;
> }
>
> John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
>
>
>>How can I calculate how many records I have in a table?
>>John
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count() is prefered over mysql_num_rows, because the later requires a
full resultset to be tranfered, while the first doesn't.
(so, the 2nd is more resource intensive if you don't require the resultset)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah definitely use COUNT(*) or mysql_num_rows() function.
Nate
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From: David Schlotfeldt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 06, 2004 9:19 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Re: NMax
You could do it in a SQL statement
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM table_name;
This is less system intensive.
David
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
I might add, I do this, think there must be a better way?
$mycounter = 0;
while ($mydata = mysql_fetch_object($news))
{
$mycounter++;
}
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
How can I calculate how many records I have in a table?
John
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Hello All,
I am having an interesting syntax problem. :(
I have been battling this little bugger for the last week and a half, I
have exhausted google and numerous php channels in that time.
I am starting to beleive it could be a syntax that is sofar
un-documented or an unclear syntax limitation (read as: bug?).
PHP Version:
------------
PHP Version 5.1.0-dev
- And has been tested on numerous other builds/versions
Problem:
--------
I am trying to access a static member of a class dynamically.
ie.
$foo = 'className';
echo $foo::$staticMember;
Example Code:
-------------
<?php
// Define a class with a nice juicy static variable
class bob {
public static $type = 'safd';
}
// Lets chuck the name of the class into a variable...
$foo = 'bob';
// Just to show it all works lets do it manualllllly
echo bob::$type;
// This is the line with the well-wicked parse error on the double colon
echo $foo::$type;
?>
Note that the last line in this example code generated a syntax error:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM,
expecting ',' or ';' in /mnt/data0/www/twd/test.php on line 15
I'm aware that the current syntax is definately wrong, but for
simplicity i think its a good example.
I think i have ruled out its an internal scoping issue within php by
successfully using eval() to them same effect.
ie.
eval('echo '. $foo .'::$type;');
Thanks in advance for any Thoughts, Answers and Comments
Regards
Jake Press
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Jake, as you probably already know you usually have to give the class name when
attempting to get a static variable, i.e.
YourClassName::$bob;
You *can* dynamically refer to a static class variable from within an object
without knowing the name of the class; this is what self is for. i.e.
class YourClassName {
function getStatic($var) {
return self::$var;
}
}
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Jason Barnett wrote:
Jake, as you probably already know you usually have to give the class
name when attempting to get a static variable, i.e.
YourClassName::$bob;
You *can* dynamically refer to a static class variable from within an
object without knowing the name of the class; this is what self is
for. i.e.
class YourClassName {
function getStatic($var) {
return self::$var;
}
}
Hi Jason,
Thanks for your response. :)
That doesnt seem to be an answer at all applicable to my question tho...
Ofcourse i realise you need to give the class name when attempting to
get a static variable...
heh... im sure it would be interesting referencing a class without its
name :)
Yours Sincerely
Jake Press
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hi,
it's a limitation, and not allowed in PHP. There was a whole line of
posts about it in internals.
- Tul
Jake Press wrote:
Hello All,
I am having an interesting syntax problem. :(
I have been battling this little bugger for the last week and a half, I
have exhausted google and numerous php channels in that time.
I am starting to beleive it could be a syntax that is sofar
un-documented or an unclear syntax limitation (read as: bug?).
PHP Version:
------------
PHP Version 5.1.0-dev
- And has been tested on numerous other builds/versions
Problem:
--------
I am trying to access a static member of a class dynamically.
ie.
$foo = 'className';
echo $foo::$staticMember;
Example Code:
-------------
<?php
// Define a class with a nice juicy static variable
class bob {
public static $type = 'safd';
}
// Lets chuck the name of the class into a variable...
$foo = 'bob';
// Just to show it all works lets do it manualllllly
echo bob::$type;
// This is the line with the well-wicked parse error on the double
colon
echo $foo::$type;
?>
Note that the last line in this example code generated a syntax error:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM,
expecting ',' or ';' in /mnt/data0/www/twd/test.php on line 15
I'm aware that the current syntax is definately wrong, but for
simplicity i think its a good example.
I think i have ruled out its an internal scoping issue within php by
successfully using eval() to them same effect.
ie.
eval('echo '. $foo .'::$type;');
Thanks in advance for any Thoughts, Answers and Comments
Regards
Jake Press
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Hi,
I am trying to add "x" days to the current date for a calendar program that I
am writing. "x" represents any integer from 1 to 7. So, for x=4, the program
will get the current date
2004-11-06
and add 4 days to it:
2004-11-10
I need it to account for the next month if I want to add 4 days to 2004-11-29,
so the result would be 2004-12-03, not 2004-11-33. It would need the same
functionality in moving the year to 2005-01-02 when I add 3 days to 2004-12-30.
I hope that I've explained my objective clearly. I have tried getting the date
using
$today = date("Y-m-d");
and then trying to add "x" to it, but it only adds "x" to the year, not the day
value. So how can I get PHP to add "x" to the day value? Any help would be
awesome! Thanks,
Matt
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There are probably a lot of ways to solve this problem, but the way I would do
it: create a timestamp out of whatever date you have, then add x * 24 * 60 * 60
to it and convert from the timestamp back into whatever string format date you want.
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Matt Cassarino wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to add "x" days to the current date for a calendar program that I am writing.
"x" represents any integer from 1 to 7. So, for x=4, the program will get the current
date
2004-11-06
and add 4 days to it:
2004-11-10
I need it to account for the next month if I want to add 4 days to 2004-11-29, so the result would be 2004-12-03, not 2004-11-33. It would need the same functionality in moving the year to 2005-01-02 when I add 3 days to 2004-12-30.
I hope that I've explained my objective clearly. I have tried getting the date
using
$today = date("Y-m-d");
$timestamp = strtotime('+4 day', date()); // instead of date() you can
also provide a different timestamp, for a different base-date
$in4days = date('Y-m-d', $timestamp);
and then trying to add "x" to it, but it only adds "x" to the year, not the day value. So how can I get PHP to add "x" to the day value? Any help would be awesome! Thanks,
Matt
Matt Cassarino
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I've spent the last 6 hours or so trying to get pspell going on my php
install, version 4.3.9. I've searched all over the net, but haven't
found a solution.
I'm using debian so I'm using the packaged version of php4 and apache. I
installed aspell using apt-get and then downloaded and compiled pspell
0.12.2. I downloaded php4 off the php.net site and used it to compile a
pspell.so file, which seemed to work until I tried to check a word. I get:
Warning: PSPELL couldn't open the dictionary. reason: I'm sorry I can't
find any suitable word lists for the language-tag "en".
I can't find any dictionaries in the pkgdatadir which is
/usr/local/share/pspell, although there are a few files in there such as:
cp1252.map iso8859-15.map iso8859-6.map region-to-spelling.map
iso8859-1.map iso8859-2.map iso8859-7.map viscii.map
iso8859-10.map iso8859-3.map iso8859-8.map
iso8859-13.map iso8859-4.map iso8859-9.map
iso8859-14.map iso8859-5.map koi8-r.map
My guess is it's looking for a .pwli file, which I have no idea how to
get. I've even tried creating a link to my aspell dictionary:
ln -s /usr/lib/aspell/en-only.rws en_aspell.pwli
But this didn't help things at all.
Has anyone got their pspell going? Can any one help me with mine?
Thanks
Nick
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Hey all,
Hope some of you also work on sundays :)
I have a little javascript which displays a images (with previous / next
thing)
Now, i populate the javascript array with an php array:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!-- Begin
NewImg = new Array (
<?php
while($row = mysql_fetch_object($result)){
echo "\"".$row->picture_url."\",";
}
?>
"../pictures/7_stripper3.jpg",
"../pictures/7_stripper2.jpg"
);
var ImgNum = 0;
var ImgLength = NewImg.length - 1;
...
</script>
As you can see i echo the url of the picture.
After each picture url there needs to be a ','
But not after the last picture.
At this moment all pictures have the ',' after there url, even the last
one.
Any way to determine if the url is the url of the last picture and thus
not printing a ',' behind that last one?
Thx in advance,
Reinhart
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