php-general Digest 9 Jul 2005 07:15:32 - Issue 3557
Topics (messages 218355 through 218376):
Re: iPowerWeb ISP Are they good?
218355 by: Jason Manaigre
Re: Security, Late Nights and Overall Paranoia
218356 by: Greg Donald
218357 by: Ryan A
218358 by: Edward
php-general Digest 9 Jul 2005 21:48:16 - Issue 3558
Topics (messages 218377 through 218392):
GD library
218377 by: Mike Bellerby
218378 by: Mike Bellerby
218381 by: Rasmus Lerdorf
upload file problem
218379 by: Ahmed Abdel-Aliem
Re: Apache 1.3x/PHP 5.0.3
I'm trying to write an error handler in PHP to try to avoid sending the
browser a 404 error message. Basically, if someone
requests /whatever.html on the server and it doesn't exist, my 404 error
handler checks to see if /whatever.php exists, if so, it then includes
that file.
That part works
Where is the best place to get php_gd2.php
Thanks
Mike
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Where is the best place to get php_gd2.dll
Thanks
Mike
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Hi
i have a problem with a code to upload files on server
here is the code
$f = $HTTP_POST_FILES['News_Pic'];
$dst_file_name = generateUniqueId();
$arr = split(\.,$f['name']);
$f['name'] = $dst_file_name;
$f['name'] .= ..$arr[count($arr)-1];
$dest_dir = 'main/pictures';
$dest = $dest_dir .
Raymond C. Rodgers wrote:
I'm trying to write an error handler in PHP to try to avoid sending the
browser a 404 error message. Basically, if someone
requests /whatever.html on the server and it doesn't exist, my 404 error
handler checks to see if /whatever.php exists, if so, it then includes
Mike Bellerby wrote:
Where is the best place to get php_gd2.dll
It's in the ext/ directory of the Win32 zip file you downloaded. Or if
you didn't, go grab it from
http://uk.php.net/get/php-5.0.4-Win32.zip/from/this/mirror
-Rasmus
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On 7/9/05, Joseph Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I tried file() in the following lines:
?php
$authFile = file(/tmp/authenticate.txt);
print authFile = $authFile;
?
However, it only gave me
authFile = Array
What's wrong with this file function? I tried single
quotes, but got
Hi
Anyone know if any of the current PHP templating solutions implement
event handling?
I mean something similar to ASP.NET's onClick events, etc. I was
thinking maybe a js-triggered ajax system, which allowed php to access
some of the JS Objects?
I was thinking about doing something like this,
I have some code that I barrowed that works but I don't get how it could
possible work, obviously I don't understand how false works:
How can this ever pass?:
if (isset($_SESSION['PrevUrl']) false) {
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It can't -- that looks like some leftover debugging code to me.
Marco
On 7/9/05 10:50 AM, Sam Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have some code that I barrowed that works but I don't get how it could
possible work, obviously I don't understand how false works:
How can this ever pass?:
That's the same as having
if( !isset( $_SESSION['PrevUrl'] ) ) {
//do something here
}
On 7/9/05, Marco Tabini [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It can't -- that looks like some leftover debugging code to me.
Marco
On 7/9/05 10:50 AM, Sam Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have some code
Oops my bad... misread it :(
On 7/9/05, André Medeiros [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's the same as having
if( !isset( $_SESSION['PrevUrl'] ) ) {
//do something here
}
On 7/9/05, Marco Tabini [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It can't -- that looks like some leftover debugging code to me.
Hello Greg,
Friday, July 8, 2005, 5:00:23 PM, you wrote:
GD On 7/8/05, Ryan A [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep, but this has no way of breaking my html
GD If [/i] is missing, it'd be the same as /i being missing.
I have to say I disagree, because with all modern BBcode parsers it
would never
On 7/9/05, Richard Davey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have to say I disagree, because with all modern BBcode parsers it
would never get to that stage.
The same regular expression magic that keeps you from forgetting your
[/i] can just as easily keep you from forgetting your /i.
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Hello Greg,
Saturday, July 9, 2005, 6:40:06 PM, you wrote:
GD The same regular expression magic that keeps you from forgetting your
GD [/i] can just as easily keep you from forgetting your /i.
The difference is the extra hoops your reg exps will have to jump
through, and have to jump through
To follow-up my own post... which is sad I know, but hey...
Saturday, July 9, 2005, 7:08:37 PM, I wrote:
RD The difference is the extra hoops your reg exps will have to jump
RD through, and have to jump through perfectly. You will have to disallow
RD all 's and 's, but do allow them for i, b,
I don't think so.
The false guarantees the code in the 'if' portion will never execute.
It's effectively commenting it out. I agree it was probably left over
'debug' code.
The if( !isset( $_SESSION['PrevUrl'] ) ) has a very good chance of being
true. ANDing with boolean false NEVER has a chance
Greg Donald wrote:
[i]This text will be in italics.[/i]
[b]This text will be in bold.[/b]
[url=http://php.net]This will be a URL that points to php.net.[/url]
While I do not disagree with the information content of your post, I
do think this sort of thing is pretty silly.
If you're gonna
Ezra Nugroho wrote:
Here is one security measure that you HAVE to do if you allow people to
submit contents to your site.
1. track client's IP.
2. Associate sensitive cookies with the IP, if they don't match, ignore
it or invalidate the cookie.
If by HAVE to you mean MUST NEVER, then I agree.
Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:
You've insinuated several times that PHP is not 'scalable to an
enterprise level'. Could you perhaps explain what you mean by this?
Anyone who is trying to argue that ColdFusion is easier to scale than
PHP (both can be made to) hasn't had to handle significant
Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:
The reason I ask is that (1) it shouldn't matter HOW the HTTP request is
initiated. What *should* matter is that the page handles the request
gracefully and returns something (HTTP headers only, or headers + page)
as a result.
That's an interesting way of
Okay, after much trial and error, I figured out the extremely annoying
issues... Here is a code fragment that should be very useful for anyone else
trying to make an iCalendar that works with Outlook...
I'm sure there's a better way to get the GMT time, as my way is a total
hack. I'm in PST btw,
how many of you actually attempt to verify that the browser being used
by the client is indeed a legitimate (non-hacked) browser?
I think you need to clearly define what a legitimate browser is. In my
opinion, the ambiguity in your question is the root cause of the
disorganization in this
Hi, can someone say where I might post this.
Hi, I am using a quickform form and it works well except when I use it by
using an include in another file. In that case when the file is called in
(by way of the include statement in the parent file) it seems that the
quickform gets processed as
Hello All,
If someone can send me a example of a login sesson.
Thomas
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