learned PHP
didn't have.
Of course, I have no idea how hard it would be to do... so my opinion isn't
worth a hole lot more than .02
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Maybe its just me, but the section to do with objects, more specifically the
:: page is labelled:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/keyword.paamayim_nekudotayim.php
Is that how it should be?
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Ok, I've seen this bug reported too many times to sit idly by.
:)
The br / has the / so that the html is XHTML compliant. (if memory
serves)
My question -- is this breaking anything for anyone? Is br / in any way
detrimental to browsers anywhere?
Brian Tanner
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Zaam Internet
page.
However, I have tested Register_Shutdown_Function as much as I can locally,
and no matter what I try... I have to wait until my shutdown functions are
done before I see the page, get redirected, or whatever.
This is bug or a feature? Or am I a dummy?
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to implicitly treat it
like:
$vartwo=foo_.$varone
instead of
$vartwo=foo_$varone;
You mentioned that in your example, $vartwo is not blah_foo as expected...
if you cranked your error reporting, you'll probably get an error like
$varone_foo is not a valid variable
-Brian Tanner
$varone=blah;
$vartwo
ignore_user_abort ([int setting])
Also, it seems pretty useless that ShutDown functions can't output to the
browser... if it is guaranteed to be hanging around anyway. Why is that?
-Brian Tanner
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as well as cookies...
but I'd love to know how to detect
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on a standardized apache
config so that there is only one site running... which is on local host,
you're pretty much set.
I think its a great idea.
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Situation:
PHP is the greatest damned
I want to chime in here. The reason (IMHO) that they are asking you to test
the latest release is because you are reporting a symptom of a bigger
problem.
They *think* that they fixed the bigger problem. However, the best way to
be *sure* (like you want) -- is to have people see if the
GTK is actually a GUI and is not based on HTML at all... I think what Greg
is looking for is an HTML based application that runs standalone...
-Brian
Have you looked at http://gtk.php.net/? Maybe that's what you need.
Edin
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-Thanks in advance, sorry for the intrustion.
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-Brian
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a) Is there a faster way to send data between 2 processes,
that will work with PHP
Doesn't this do that?
$FilePointer=fopen($FileLocation,r);
$_MyString.=fread($FilePointer,filesize ($FileLocation));
fclose($FilePointer);
Althought I guess this could suck memory pretty hard on large files, and you
guys want to get away from that...
-Brian
Blah... I see this a
), because you are all talented,
experienced, C programmers.
Anyway.. basically just wanted to say that I have used the new API, it works
well, and I was very happy to see sockets making it to windows.
-Brian Tanner
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I'm not sure you would be able to distribute a commercial application that
is built around PHP commercially, could you? Isn't that what the GPL
protects against?
-Brian
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Found it.. sorry to bug you all.
-Brian
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Operating system: Win32 (Win 2k)
PHP version: 4.0.6
PHP Bug Type: Scripting Engine problem
Bug description: Unserialize dies with Apache Module but is FINE with
CGI
I've been running fine on CGI for a while now, jumping between 4.04,
4.07-dev, 4.05
to
ambiguity (would there be include_relative() or include($FilePath[,boolean
relative])... could be useful.
-Brian Tanner
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Subject: [PHP-DEV] Possible feature for current version
, but a CGI version unserialize worked
fine... I got told to always write in binary mode, and that the
inconsistency when reading was not important.
:(
Win32, btw
-Brian Tanner
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that called their file, and they might have to end up re-implementing
existing workarounds anyway. Just a thought.
-Brian Tanner
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it is just too difficult for them to learn.
My .02
-Brian Tanner
this is not a language issue, it is a
script-coder one,
if someone is not able to handle this,
he is not able to write scripts if register_globals is turned off
too
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Actually its a great enough idea that its already there ;)
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.serialize.php
Internal Format
XML Variant if you want to communicate between apps
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.wddx.php
:)
I think thats what you are looking for
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introduce any
new syntax... I don't really see the advantage of the accept_parameters
idea.
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Is all of this springing from that security advisory that was published a
short while ago?
I remember reading that, and feeling that many of the issues were overblown
(if I'm thinking of the same one).
Also, wasn't that advisory just written by some guy? Its not like W3C is
writing a web
hit counters either. I'm actually working on a
very large project that I'm going to tell you all about one day soon, when
its done ;)
-Brian T
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Brian Foddy actually brings up a really important issue, which would go
along way to making (at least me) much happier with the proposed change.
*If* there will be:
$_Get[]
$_Post[]
$_Cookie[]
-- can we also have something else to the tune of:
$_External or $_User or $_Something
That gets
Just
passing this along form Ramsi... who sent it to me instead of the
list.
(unless he wants to unsubscribe from my point of view :P
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it, etc, etc -- but it would be much
simpler if I had a better way to get/check some things.
-Brian Tanner
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function get_input ($variable)
# Return value of input named variable, or if unset.
# This pays attention to gpc_order, and looks at
# $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS
redirect. fopen cannot
handle the redirect.
-Thought I'd give a shot at a little explanation instead of just suggesting
the /.
-Brian Tanner
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