php-general Digest 29 Nov 2004 08:35:51 -0000 Issue 3140
Topics (messages 203024 through 203053):
Re: Weird sessions problem
203024 by: Jason Wong
203031 by: steve
203032 by: Andre Dubuc
203049 by: Jason Wong
Re: Mass MySQL INSERT
203025 by: Jason Wong
Re: buffer
203026 by: Greg Donald
Re: Getting static member for a class which name is stored
203027 by: Greg Beaver
203035 by: Jake Press
Re: Overriding static members?
203028 by: Greg Beaver
sql insert into 2 tables
203029 by: Dustin Krysak
203030 by: Larry E. Ullman
php 4 to 5
203033 by: Travis Conway
203034 by: Greg Beaver
203037 by: Travis Conway
203039 by: Curt Zirzow
203040 by: Michael Leung
203051 by: ShenKong
203052 by: Lester Caine
exclude - mysql query
203036 by: Brad Ciszewski
203046 by: David Robley
Help with DB.php in PHP5
203038 by: Info.Best-IT
203050 by: ShenKong
and statement
203041 by: Brad Ciszewski
203042 by: Brad Ciszewski
203043 by: Larry E. Ullman
203044 by: Robert Cummings
203047 by: John Nichel
similar function like getimagesize for Quicktime?
203045 by: Dustin Krysak
newbie web services
203048 by: Andras Kende
Problem with self join
203053 by: suneel
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On Sunday 28 November 2004 22:46, steve wrote:
> I tried printing out the values before and after each of those lines. After
> line 53, $ref_page is an array containing precisely the values I expect, so
> the function is working. After line 54, the session var has been reset, as
> expected, to match the current page - but $ref_page has also changed and is
> now equal to $_SESSION['ref_page'], which is what I found very weird - ie,
> resetting $_SESSION['ref_page'] simultaneously reset $ref_page.
Is $ref_page getting set to what the _previous_ value of $_SESSION['ref_page']
was? If so, it sounds like you have register_globals enabled.
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Jason Wong wrote:
> On Sunday 28 November 2004 22:46, steve wrote:
>
>> I tried printing out the values before and after each of those lines.
>> After line 53, $ref_page is an array containing precisely the values I
>> expect, so the function is working. After line 54, the session var has
>> been reset, as expected, to match the current page - but $ref_page has
>> also changed and is now equal to $_SESSION['ref_page'], which is what I
>> found very weird - ie, resetting $_SESSION['ref_page'] simultaneously
>> reset $ref_page.
>
> Is $ref_page getting set to what the _previous_ value of
> $_SESSION['ref_page'] was? If so, it sounds like you have register_globals
> enabled.
No to both. When I arrive at the new page, the sessions vars (as expected)
contain the values set by the previous page. $ref_page is not set. The
values are transferred to $ref_page by the function. That works as planned.
I then reset the value of the session vars, at which point, $ref_page also
gets set. From printing out the values after each line, I find this:
Let's say we've come from the page /community.php and have arrived
at /market.php. Here are the values at each stage:
$_SESSION['ref_page] = '/community.php'
$_SESSION['ref_pagequery'] = 'pagemode=index' // as an example
53. $ref_page = get_ref_page();
$ref_page['name'] = '/community.php'
$ref_page['query'] = 'pagemode=index'
$_SESSION['ref_page] = '/community.php'
$_SESSION['ref_pagequery'] = 'pagemode=index'
54. $_SESSION['ref_page'] = THIS_PAGE;
$ref_page = '/community.php' // now a scalar
$_SESSION['ref_page] = '/market.php'
register_globals is off (in php.ini and there are no .htaccess files).
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On Sunday 28 November 2004 05:46 pm, steve wrote:
> Jason Wong wrote:
> > On Sunday 28 November 2004 22:46, steve wrote:
> >> I tried printing out the values before and after each of those lines.
> >> After line 53, $ref_page is an array containing precisely the values I
> >> expect, so the function is working. After line 54, the session var has
> >> been reset, as expected, to match the current page - but $ref_page has
> >> also changed and is now equal to $_SESSION['ref_page'], which is what I
> >> found very weird - ie, resetting $_SESSION['ref_page'] simultaneously
> >> reset $ref_page.
> >
> > Is $ref_page getting set to what the _previous_ value of
> > $_SESSION['ref_page'] was? If so, it sounds like you have
> > register_globals enabled.
>
> No to both. When I arrive at the new page, the sessions vars (as expected)
> contain the values set by the previous page. $ref_page is not set. The
> values are transferred to $ref_page by the function. That works as planned.
> I then reset the value of the session vars, at which point, $ref_page also
> gets set. From printing out the values after each line, I find this:
>
> Let's say we've come from the page /community.php and have arrived
> at /market.php. Here are the values at each stage:
>
> $_SESSION['ref_page] = '/community.php'
> $_SESSION['ref_pagequery'] = 'pagemode=index' // as an example
> 53. $ref_page = get_ref_page();
> $ref_page['name'] = '/community.php'
> $ref_page['query'] = 'pagemode=index'
> $_SESSION['ref_page] = '/community.php'
> $_SESSION['ref_pagequery'] = 'pagemode=index'
> 54. $_SESSION['ref_page'] = THIS_PAGE;
> $ref_page = '/community.php' // now a scalar
> $_SESSION['ref_page] = '/market.php'
>
> register_globals is off (in php.ini and there are no .htaccess files).
>
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> Steve
Hi Steve,
As a late-comer to this thread, I'd like to toss about a few ideas.
I gather that all of the script occurs on one page, and that the page is
'refreshed' by some action of the user (i.e. that the user has
clicked/entered login info on some other page, and that this page then needs
to detect that change.)
What may be happening is that the refresh action triggers the script twice:
once for the initial loading and again for the reset values. Hence, $ref_page
gets reset by line 53 ($ref_page = get_ref_page();
I experienced the same difficulty once, and essentially solved the problem by
adding an extra page that is called, by a simple switch statement, if there
is a change: i.e, from 'community' to 'market'. Another question, by any
chance, are you switching into https by any chance?
Hth,
Andre
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On Monday 29 November 2004 06:46, steve wrote:
> No to both. When I arrive at the new page, the sessions vars (as expected)
> contain the values set by the previous page. $ref_page is not set. The
> values are transferred to $ref_page by the function. That works as planned.
> I then reset the value of the session vars, at which point, $ref_page also
> gets set. From printing out the values after each line, I find this:
>
> Let's say we've come from the page /community.php and have arrived
> at /market.php. Here are the values at each stage:
>
> $_SESSION['ref_page] = '/community.php'
> $_SESSION['ref_pagequery'] = 'pagemode=index' // as an example
> 53. $ref_page = get_ref_page();
> $ref_page['name'] = '/community.php'
> $ref_page['query'] = 'pagemode=index'
> $_SESSION['ref_page] = '/community.php'
> $_SESSION['ref_pagequery'] = 'pagemode=index'
> 54. $_SESSION['ref_page'] = THIS_PAGE;
> $ref_page = '/community.php' // now a scalar
> $_SESSION['ref_page] = '/market.php'
>
> register_globals is off (in php.ini and there are no .htaccess files).
The only thing that I can think of that will cause such behaviour (that is
setting $_SESSION['xyz'] will change $xyz) is the register_globals setting
being enabled. If you're certain that this is not the case I suggest that you
post some *concise* code that illustrates the problem so that others can test
whether they can reproduce what you're seeing.
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On Monday 29 November 2004 03:54, Travis Conway wrote:
> I am fairly new to the concept of working wity mysql and php.
Questions regarding the use of databases with PHP should be posted to the
php-db list.
> I am looping
> thru a text file full of county names and attempting to add these to a
> database.
> Now the table exists and if I enter the SQL statement manually against the
> database it works. The user also has read and write permissions to the
> table and the columns in the table.
>
> Here is my php code:
> $lines = file("/tmp/new1.txt");
> foreach ($lines as $line_num => $line) {
> echo($line . '... ');
> $link = mysql_connect('naabe', 'naabe', 'xxxxxxxxx')
The connection should be made only once outside of the loop.
> or die('could not connect: ' . mysql_error());
Using mysql_error() is good, use it more often ...
> // I use substr to remove the space at the end of every line.
> $sql = "INSERT INTO countries (country) VALUES ('" .
> substr($line,0,strlen($line)-1) . "')"; echo ($sql . ' ...<br>');
> mysql_query($sql);
... like here. If your query barfs you'll want to know about it.
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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 12:48:57 -0600, Brad Ciszewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> is there a code you can put at the top of the your php files so that the
> imgs etc. load as the are put on to your computer, and it doesnt wait for
> the whole site to be downloaded until it is loaded to the user? *turning off
> the buffer basicly*
You can control PHP's output buffering.
http://us2.php.net/manual/en/ref.outcontrol.php#ini.output-buffering
You cannot control the web client's display buffering with PHP.
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Jake Press wrote:
Simas Toleikis wrote:
Jake Press wrote:
Hi Francisco,
Your not alone, a number of other users have enountered this bug.
string get_class ( object obj )
Its not a bug...
You are getting class name as a string for output purposes etc..
Doing something like "TestClass"::some_static is ofcourse illegal wih
strings.
Morning,
Umm, it is an unclear syntax limitation, which is a bug.
... either language or manual.
i understand what you are saying, i beleive i disclaimer'd my own
examples somewhere down the line in those threads ;)
i beleive there should be a better way to do this without:
- using reflection
- instantiating the class and using a method to retrieve the variable
- eval
Also please notice the existance of the "call_user_func" and what this
gives us ;)
= this gives us a solution (workaround??) to access static functions
within a class
Perhaps we need a similar function to provide access to our static
variables! :)
How about:
<?php
class Myclass
{
public static $myvar = "easy enough";
}
echo Myclass::$myvar;
?>
The only problem is if you want to be able to generically access a
static variable from any class that has it, like $Myclass::$myvar.
Greg
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Greg Beaver wrote:
How about:
<?php
class Myclass
{
public static $myvar = "easy enough";
}
echo Myclass::$myvar;
?>
The only problem is if you want to be able to generically access a
static variable from any class that has it, like $Myclass::$myvar.
Greg
Hi Greg,
Yup, Exactly
That is the problem we are attempting to deal with :)
(hence the name of this thread)
Best Regards
Jake Press
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Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:
* Francisco M. Marzoa Alonso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Can I override static members in someway under PHP5? Is the answer is
negative, Why not?
If they are marked public (or not marked at all as public, private, or
protected, in which case the default is public), then yes, you can
override them.
Override is misleading. Since they can only be access by
Classname::$var, unless you use Reflection, code designed to work with
the parent class can't access the child class's static variables.
Greg
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Hi there - I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right
direction to be able to add data to two different tables (I am using
mysql and php V4). I understand joins, etc for the query of the data,
however adding the data - still getting my head wrapped around it
(multiple tables).
Thanks!
d
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Hi there - I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right
direction to be able to add data to two different tables (I am using
mysql and php V4). I understand joins, etc for the query of the data,
however adding the data - still getting my head wrapped around it
(multiple tables).
You'll need to run separate INSERT queries, I suspect. If one query
relies upon a primary key created by the other, make use of the
mysql_insert_id() function.
Larry
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I do not know much about the history of php and do not know why there is
active development on both the 4 and 5 major versions, but is there a
definite reason for me to migrate from 4 to 5 on my servers?
Trav
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Travis Conway wrote:
I do not know much about the history of php and do not know why there is
active development on both the 4 and 5 major versions, but is there a
definite reason for me to migrate from 4 to 5 on my servers?
Depends on what you wish to do with php.
PHP 5 has far better support for xml and soap than php 4. It has a
stricter object model and supports native exceptions for error handling.
Iterators, reflection, and __call()/__get()/__set() provide
incredibly flexibility. It is new, and so not nearly as stable as PHP
4. Any solutions would need to be custom-written for PHP 5 at this
point, although options are beginning to appear.
PHP 4 has a big history and is very stable. There are shortcomings that
are addressed in PHP 5, but there is a huge codebase.
So, the question is, do you rely on other people's code, or your own?
If you rely on other people's code, I would wait a year or two to
upgrade. Otherwise, what are you waiting for?
:)
Greg
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Well, I look at other people's code sice I am new to the whole language. I
have only been working with it for about a month and half now. I do have
prior experience with languages such as ASP (both JScript and VBscript
based). I am probably not going to upgrade now since my stuff "just works".
I was just wondering what would be the main advantage.
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To: "Travis Conway" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2004 6:15 PM
Subject: [PHP] Re: php 4 to 5
Travis Conway wrote:
I do not know much about the history of php and do not know why there is
active development on both the 4 and 5 major versions, but is there a
definite reason for me to migrate from 4 to 5 on my servers?
Depends on what you wish to do with php.
PHP 5 has far better support for xml and soap than php 4. It has a
stricter object model and supports native exceptions for error handling.
Iterators, reflection, and __call()/__get()/__set() provide incredibly
flexibility. It is new, and so not nearly as stable as PHP 4. Any
solutions would need to be custom-written for PHP 5 at this point,
although options are beginning to appear.
PHP 4 has a big history and is very stable. There are shortcomings that
are addressed in PHP 5, but there is a huge codebase.
So, the question is, do you rely on other people's code, or your own? If
you rely on other people's code, I would wait a year or two to upgrade.
Otherwise, what are you waiting for?
:)
Greg
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* Thus wrote Travis Conway:
> I do not know much about the history of php and do not know why there is
> active development on both the 4 and 5 major versions, but is there a
> definite reason for me to migrate from 4 to 5 on my servers?
The active development on php4 is strictly to fix bugs or security
issues. If your current code works on any 4.3.X versions, it probably
is best to keep it there unless something you need to require an
application that is dependent on php5.
php5 is the newest version available, providing (as mentioned) an
improved OOP interface and includes (by default) xmllib 2 for xml
processing.
>From my experience, I've had to just modify about 5 lines of code
to make a 1000+ line php4 application to run on php5.
At this point of time it isn't really necessary to upgrade unless
you are developing new applications for php.
Curt
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Hi all,
I am developing a new application in PHP 5. OO design is so great!
If you are developing a new application, I think you can have a look on PHP 5.
yours,
Michael
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Travis Conway wrote:
I do not know much about the history of php and do not know why there is
active development on both the 4 and 5 major versions, but is there a
definite reason for me to migrate from 4 to 5 on my servers?
Trav
here can help you .
http://www.php.net/manual/en/history.php
http://www.php.net/manual/en/migration5.php
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop.php
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.php
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Travis Conway wrote:
Well, I look at other people's code sice I am new to the whole
language. I have only been working with it for about a month and half
now. I do have prior experience with languages such as ASP (both
JScript and VBscript based). I am probably not going to upgrade now
since my stuff "just works". I was just wondering what would be the main
advantage.
I switched to PHP over a year ago, and decided that as I was just
starting I'd work with PHP5 from day one. The production releases just
about kept pace with what I had to ship ( couple of sites used RC
without problems for a while ).
If you ARE just starting then while the volume of PHP4 code is nice,
working clean with PHP5 is not a problem. All my stuff 'borrows' from
PHP4 without any problem, and I am learning quickly how to switch to
tidier PHP5 'rules'.
I actually bought a book to help - Advanced PHP Programming by George
Schlossnagle - from which I've had to rewrite some of the stuff to dump
the MySQL crap ;) but gives a good grounding in getting things right.
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i have several tables with data, and they all have a server column. there
are a few tables which i need to exclude a particular server from that
table. i am currently running an array to extract the data, and was
wondering if i could either use PHP code or a mysql-query exclude function
or something so these servers are available. below is the php script i
currently have... which needs the excluding script/query.
<select name="s1" id="s1">
<?PHP
// List servers from game \\
$get_servers = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM game_$game ORDER BY server ASC");
while($gs=mysql_fetch_array($get_servers)){
extract($gs);
echo ?>
<option value="<?PHP echo($server); ?>"><?PHP echo($server);
?></option>
<?PHP } ?>
</select>
any ideas at all?
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On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 10:58, Brad Ciszewski wrote:
> i have several tables with data, and they all have a server column. there
> are a few tables which i need to exclude a particular server from that
> table. i am currently running an array to extract the data, and was
> wondering if i could either use PHP code or a mysql-query exclude function
> or something so these servers are available. below is the php script i
> currently have... which needs the excluding script/query.
>
> <select name="s1" id="s1">
> <?PHP
> // List servers from game \\
> $get_servers = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM game_$game ORDER BY server
> ASC"); while($gs=mysql_fetch_array($get_servers)){
> extract($gs);
> echo ?>
> <option value="<?PHP echo($server); ?>"><?PHP echo($server);
> ?></option>
> <?PHP } ?>
> </select>
>
> any ideas at all?
Seems to me there are at least two ways to do it. For the php solution, test
the value of $server in the above while loop and if the value matches a
list of exclusions, don't echo the value.
For mysql, in the select use WHERE NOT IN('a','b'...) for a comma separated
list of exclude values, or simply WHERE server <> 'badname' for one server.
You may find this a useful reference:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Tutorial.html
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I upgraded to PHP 5 and now I am having some problems with DB.php.
2 problems:
1. I get this notice
Notice: Undefined property: DB_mysql::$disconnect
2: the $db->query no longer works. I have gone as far as to place this line
at the beginning of the file:
set_include_path(".:/usr/local/lib/php"); //this is where DB.php resides. I
also have QueryTool in the DB directory in this path.
Here is my code:
function db_connect($sql)
{
global $dsn;
$db = DB::connect($dsn, TRUE);
$r = $db->query($sql);
if(DB::isError($db)){
die($db->getMessage());
} else {
$success = true;
}//end if
$s = array();
$i =0;
if($success){
while($data = mysql_fetch_assoc($r->result)){
$i++;
array_push($s, $data);
}
$i =0;
$db->disconnect;
} else {
die("Query for content failed.");
}
return $s;
}
Thanks for your help!
Tim
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I upgraded to PHP 5 and now I am having some problems with DB.php.
2 problems:
1. I get this notice
Notice: Undefined property: DB_mysql::$disconnect
2: the $db->query no longer works. I have gone as far as to place this line
at the beginning of the file:
set_include_path(".:/usr/local/lib/php"); //this is where DB.php resides. I
also have QueryTool in the DB directory in this path.
Here is my code:
function db_connect($sql)
{
global $dsn;
$db = DB::connect($dsn, TRUE);
$r = $db->query($sql);
if(DB::isError($db)){
die($db->getMessage());
} else {
$success = true;
}//end if
$s = array();
$i =0;
if($success){
while($data = mysql_fetch_assoc($r->result)){
$i++;
array_push($s, $data);
}
$i =0;
$db->disconnect;
} else {
die("Query for content failed.");
}
return $s;
}
Thanks for your help!
Tim
hi :
DB::connect MUST be static . such as:
class DB {
public static connect(){}
public $disconnect;
}
I think you can only use DB::disconnect to access constant not variable
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is there an 'and' statement for mysql, when you are doing multiple "where"s?
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err i mean ... an 'or' statement sry
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err i mean ... an 'or' statement sry
is there an 'and' statement for mysql, when you are doing multiple
"where"s?
MySQL allows SQL statements that support both AND and OR. With OR, you
can often use IN instead.
SELECT columns FROM tablename WHERE (condition1) AND (condition2)...
All of this is in the MySQL manual, of course.
Larry
PS Technically speaking, this question would have been more appropriate
on a MySQL list (or the PHP-DB list).
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On Sun, 2004-11-28 at 21:56, Brad Ciszewski wrote:
> err i mean ... an 'or' statement sry
Two comments:
1. This is the "PHP" General list. See the PHP part... that means
it's NOT the MYSQL General list.
2. For such a trivial question you could have spent a whole 5 seconds
executing the query to find out, or God forbid, RTF-MYSQL-M.
Cheers,
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Brad Ciszewski wrote:
is there an 'and' statement for mysql, when you are doing multiple "where"s?
Is there a PHP question in your MySQL question?
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Hi there - I was wondering if there was some kind of PHP function to
determine hte pixel size of a quicktime movie. Something like what
GetImageSize() is to images, but for quicktime.
thanks!
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Hello,
I want to create a simple web service.
So far tried NuSoap but don't know how to modify its default xml envelope..
I could create REST for response but not sure about how to process the
request,
maybe with simplexml ?
RAW DATA:
Request:
<XML>
<ID>5</ID>
</XML>
Response:
<XML>
<NAME>Jones</NAME>
</XML>
<?php: select * from users where id = $ID ?>
Please give any info for an easy implementation..
It will hosted on IIS6 PHP5.
Thanks,
Andras Kende
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi...
Please take a look at the following...
I'm using MySQL 4.0.15
I have the database like this....
Id name Owner
1 Top Menu 0
2 File 1
3 Open 1
4 Text File 2
5 Dot Net 2
6 ASP.Net 5
7 C#.Net 5
In the above data the Id's 6 & 7 are not owner to any one.So,I
want to retrieve those Id's which are not owner to any one.
Thanks in advance,
With Cheers,
Sun.
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