php-general Digest 8 Jan 2006 18:06:03 -0000 Issue 3894
Topics (messages 228296 through 228302):
any good tutorials on how to create an online shop?
228296 by: Nicholas Couloute
thought stdin was supposed to default open
228297 by: matt V
228299 by: M. Sokolewicz
worked around STDIN problem from before
228298 by: matt V
Remove atribute from links
228300 by: Dotan Cohen
228301 by: Jared Williams
Re: Image editing?
228302 by: Weber Sites LTD
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I need to make an online shop that lets the user select multiply files
up to 6mbs then they would all send to the users email address! I need
help with the online shop part! it won't involve money so no need for
sequirity! ay tutorials?
~Nick
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hello,
I read that in the cli version of php, the 3 files, sterror, stdout and
stdin are already open thus saving having to open them and close them each
time. Well, I decided to test that idea and it appears that stdin infact
is not pre-opened, but my code may be wrong too, who knows.
I made a little test script (see below), but either it ends up outputting
nothing, or i get the "... assumed 'STDIN'" and "supplied argument is not
a valid resource...." but on the same line.
anyway, code is below
<?php
while(STDIN != '\n');
{
$line = fgets(STDIN);
echo $line;
}
?>
simple script, but it appears not to work. is it my code, or is STDIN not
opened by default in php4.4
this is on slackware linux version 10.2 running php -v 4.4
matt
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matt V wrote:
hello,
I read that in the cli version of php, the 3 files, sterror, stdout and
stdin are already open thus saving having to open them and close them
each time. Well, I decided to test that idea and it appears that stdin
infact is not pre-opened, but my code may be wrong too, who knows.
I made a little test script (see below), but either it ends up
outputting nothing, or i get the "... assumed 'STDIN'" and "supplied
argument is not a valid resource...." but on the same line.
anyway, code is below
<?php
while(STDIN != '\n');
{
$line = fgets(STDIN);
echo $line;
}
?>
you DO understand that STDIN is a resource and (unlike Perl,) PHP can't
compare a string to a resource! Next, you're comparing to '\n', note the
single quotes; you're not comparing to the newline char, you're
comparing to a \ followed by an n literally.
So..., your code will spit out errors for sure.
while(($line = fgets(STDIN)) != "\n");
{
echo $line;
}
would work though, and have the same functionality you tried to achieve
in your above code.
simple script, but it appears not to work. is it my code, or is STDIN
not opened by default in php4.4
this is on slackware linux version 10.2 running php -v 4.4
matt
it is opened, but you need to use it correctly to get there ;)
- tul
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hmm, it seems php -a likes to complain heh, so I decided to do my little
STDIN tests in an actual script and not interactively and turned off error
reporting..things are all happy again in "matt land" lol
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I have an HTML document at home (the Firefox bookmarks output) that I
was trying to parse this morning, with many links as such:
<a href="http://www.aximsite.com/articles/link.php?id=22";
add_date="1130275531" last_charset="windows-1252"
id="rdf:#$FOQot">Knowledge Base: What Can I Do With My Axim?</a>
I want to parse it to remove the attributes add_date, last_charset,
id, and others that are in other entries. The text of the file it
produces is 22 kb but the HTML is over 500 kb!
I don't have the code with me that I was trying (I'm not at home now-
but it has been nagging me all day), but I was running into problems
and could NOT get it to just remove the attributes. One regex solution
left me with <a></a> and others with <>, <a href="http://address";
="something" ="somehing else">blahblah</a>, etc...
How can I get it to remove, say, attribute xxx and the ="something"
that follows it? In all fairness I am not good at regexes and need to
practice, but I would appreciate any help I can get- I'm really bogged
down with studies and simply cannot devote a full day to this
'trivial' excercise.
Thanks, all!
Dotan Cohen
http://technology-sleuth.com/long_answer/why_are_internet_greeting_cards_dangerous.html
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> I have an HTML document at home (the Firefox bookmarks
> output) that I was trying to parse this morning, with many
> links as such:
> <a href="http://www.aximsite.com/articles/link.php?id=22";
> add_date="1130275531" last_charset="windows-1252"
> id="rdf:#$FOQot">Knowledge Base: What Can I Do With My Axim?</a>
>
> I want to parse it to remove the attributes add_date,
> last_charset, id, and others that are in other entries. The
> text of the file it produces is 22 kb but the HTML is over 500 kb!
>
> I don't have the code with me that I was trying (I'm not at
> home now- but it has been nagging me all day), but I was
> running into problems and could NOT get it to just remove the
> attributes. One regex solution left me with <a></a> and
> others with <>, <a href="http://address";
> ="something" ="somehing else">blahblah</a>, etc...
>
> How can I get it to remove, say, attribute xxx and the ="something"
> that follows it? In all fairness I am not good at regexes and
> need to practice, but I would appreciate any help I can get-
> I'm really bogged down with studies and simply cannot devote
> a full day to this 'trivial' excercise.
I'd forget regexps and use SAX style parser. Trivial then to remove unwanted
attributes.
Jared
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image+library&secondary=PHP&PHPFunctions=on
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From: William Stokes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2006 1:59 PM
To: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP] Image editing?
Hello,
I might have to start doing some automated image editing or rezising with
PHP. I've never done anything like this before so I would need some
guidelines to get started. Basically what sections of the manual to read and
what tools need to be installed to the server side to get things like this
done. Are there any websites about this issue, other than php.net, that
might provide help to beginners? Thanks for your assistance!
-Will
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