php-general Digest 30 Dec 2006 18:56:34 -0000 Issue 4542
Topics (messages 246291 through 246293):
Re: help with \n\r in strings
246291 by: Manolet Gmail
Re: Chocked
246292 by: Casey Chu
php/ajax question
246293 by: tedd
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2006/12/29, Arpad Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Angelo Zanetti wrote:
> So is there a way to test for \r\n? or what else can I use to delimit
> these two values (last column of row and first column of next row)?
>
mmm what about open the file with and hex editor?.. or mmm notepad++
have a option to see if is \r \n or \r\n
hopes helps
Since it's coming from a file, you might as well just read it with
file(), which will split each line into an array automatically. If it's
a CSV file, then fgetcsv() helps you out even more.
Arpad
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He probably meant "shocked" and "shocking".
On 12/29/06, Jim Lucas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Peter Lauri wrote:
> I was chocked when I got my additional dedicated server from my server
> provider. I assumed everyting would have been the same as I ordered the
> server with same package name etc. The chocking part was that the server had
> PHP5 and not PHP4.
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> Ok, it is not a hard piece of work to get it working, but one thing stunned
> me :-)
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> Assuming that I have the following structure:
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> /index.php
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> /classes/first.class.php
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> /classes/second.class.php
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> Index.php:
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> include_once("classes/first.class.php");
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> first.class.php
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> include_once("second.class.php");
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> This worked fine, but this time I get an "open dir" error. Is this something
> that is new to PHP5 for this, or do I just need to config the server to
> accept this "sloppy" including of files?
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> Best regards,
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> Peter Lauri
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More the likely it is a difference in the include_path setting which can
be found in the php.ini file. This can also override this setting in
the VirtualHosts block and .htaccess file. Check these locations for
any additional include_path changes in the old system.
sometimes you will see things like
include_path = '/path/to/htdocs:.:/var/www/html'
or other variations of this
Jim Lucas
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Hi gang:
I have a small php script that behaves differently depending upon
who's calling it. The code is:
<?php session_start(); /* a.php */
ob_start();
$_SESSION['var'] = "test";
ob_clean();
header("Location: http://www.example.com/b.php";); /* Redirect browser */
exit; ?>
If the code is called directly, namely http://www.example.com/a.php,
then the $_SESSION var is filled with "text" and the redirect is
realized.
However, if the php script is called via ajax:
-snip- preceding ajax
function sndReq(action)
{
http.open('get', 'a.php');
http.send(null);
}
Then the $_SESSION var is filled with "test", but the redirect is not realized.
Why can't the php script redirect the browser when called via ajax ?
Thanks.
tedd
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