[PHP] Re: Turning serialize data into an array

2007-03-06 Thread datsclark 
Looks like your serialized data isn't right.  I added two curly brackets }} 
to the end, and unserialized the string with no problems.


Richard Kurth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message 
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 How can I get the data out of this string that has been serialize I need 
 to
 get it into an array so I can access the data with something like
 $testdata[1]
 I have tried
 $testdata= unserialize($testdata);
 also
 $sst= base64_encode(serialize($testdata));
 $testdata1= unserialize(base64_decode($sst));

 I ether get an error bool(false) or the same data back.
 I do not have control of the script that serializes it

 $testdata='a:17:{s:11:event_start;s:4:2230;s:9:event_end;s:4:2300;s:
 14:start_unixtime;i:1173076200;s:12:end_unixtime;i:1173078000;s:10:even
 t_text;s:37:Call+NANCYADKINS+-+%28276%29+681-6548;s:12:event_length;i:1
 800;s:13:event_overlap;i:0;s:11:description;s:17:This+is+test+Data;s:6
 :status;s:0:;s:5:class;s:7:CONTACT;s:9:spans_day;b:0;s:8:location
 ;s:0:;s:9:organizer;s:6:a:0:{};s:8:attendee;s:6:a:0:{};s:9:calnu
 mber;i:1;s:7:calname;s:5:admin;s:3:url;s:0:';


 

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[PHP] Re: Turning serialize data into an array

2007-03-06 Thread datsclark 
btw, the code:

$testdata='a:17:{s:11:event_start;s:4:2230;s:9:event_end;s:4:2300;s:14:start_unixtime;i:1173076200;s:12:end_unixtime;i:1173078000;s:10:event_text;s:37:Call+NANCYADKINS+-+%28276%29+681-6548;s:12:event_length;i:1800;s:13:event_overlap;i:0;s:11:description;s:17:This+is+test+Data;s:6:status;s:0:;s:5:class;s:7:CONTACT;s:9:spans_day;b:0;s:8:location;s:0:;s:9:organizer;s:6:a:0:{};s:8:attendee;s:6:a:0:{};s:9:calnumber;i:1;s:7:calname;s:5:admin;s:3:url;s:0:}}';

$testdata = unserialize($testdata);
print_r($testdata);


Richard Kurth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message 
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 How can I get the data out of this string that has been serialize I need 
 to
 get it into an array so I can access the data with something like
 $testdata[1]
 I have tried
 $testdata= unserialize($testdata);
 also
 $sst= base64_encode(serialize($testdata));
 $testdata1= unserialize(base64_decode($sst));

 I ether get an error bool(false) or the same data back.
 I do not have control of the script that serializes it

 $testdata='a:17:{s:11:event_start;s:4:2230;s:9:event_end;s:4:2300;s:
 14:start_unixtime;i:1173076200;s:12:end_unixtime;i:1173078000;s:10:even
 t_text;s:37:Call+NANCYADKINS+-+%28276%29+681-6548;s:12:event_length;i:1
 800;s:13:event_overlap;i:0;s:11:description;s:17:This+is+test+Data;s:6
 :status;s:0:;s:5:class;s:7:CONTACT;s:9:spans_day;b:0;s:8:location
 ;s:0:;s:9:organizer;s:6:a:0:{};s:8:attendee;s:6:a:0:{};s:9:calnu
 mber;i:1;s:7:calname;s:5:admin;s:3:url;s:0:';


 

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Re: [PHP] Session_Start() error

2007-03-05 Thread datsclark 
Also make sure you don't have empty lines before the ?php or ? tags


Helder Lopes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message 
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 *hi people,

 Hi have this error in the session cookie, how to solve this???

 Warning*: session_start()
 [function.session-starthttp://localhost/function.session-start]:
 Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output started 
 at
 D:\PHP\xampp\htdocs\index.php:10) in *D:\PHP\xampp\htdocs\verifica.php* on
 line *3*
 

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[PHP] Re: Session Problem

2007-02-16 Thread datsclark 
Also, make sure the session's are being saved properly.  I had this same 
problem when PHP wasn't able to write to the temp directory.  You can set up 
your own sessions dir with
session.save_path
in php.ini

LoneWolf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message 
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I am having a problem where it appears that the session is not being saved 
properly.

 While on a page, I can start a session and set variables to it. however, 
 when I go to the next page.. the session variables appear to have been 
 cleared out.

 first page:
 session_start();

 $_SESSION[user_level] = test;



 second page:

 session_start();

 echo $_SESSION[user_level] ;



 We just installed php on the 2003 server.  Is there maybe a problem with 
 the php.ini file that I need to fix? 

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