php-general Digest 29 Sep 2005 08:44:59 - Issue 3709
Topics (messages 223384 through 223391):
Re: Strange behaviour overriding methods in 5.0.4
223384 by: mail
223388 by: Jochem Maas
223389 by: Rob Agar
223391 by: mail
Re: bad use of foreach() when building
php-general Digest 29 Sep 2005 21:45:41 - Issue 3710
Topics (messages 223392 through 223430):
Re: Array Select from database
223392 by: Robin Vickery
Functions Returning large strings
223393 by: zzapper
223397 by: Andy Pieters
223402 by: zzapper
imap_mail
Peppy wrote:
AJ,
So what your reply means is that I should not have a new line character in
any variable on my page???
Of course you can have newlines in your email message, just make sure
that any user input is received through POST, and that you run a regular
expression to validate that
I have to say thank you to you both. In fact I still don't know what
exactly was wrong or may have caused this error (output buffering was
off, and there was no @ in the whole file) but after a night of sleep I
tried again before reinstalling the server and everything worked as fine
as it
On 9/28/05, Silvio Porcellana [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In addiction, I would (SQL)escape the values joined: supposing you are
using MySQL, I'd do:
$values = join(', ', array_map('mysql_real_escape_string', $array));
I agree entirely; I was just trying to keep things simple for the OP.
Hi,
I have a series of nested functions which return a large string (as apposed to
working on global
string) , is this inefficient? Or is PHP clever enough to just pass a pointer?
to simplify
$large_string=fn_one(fn_two(fn_three(;
your advice pls
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hi,
i have a problem with imap_mail. the mails i always send with this
function contents in the header field 'from' always the server where php
is installed. in our system php and the mail server are installed on
different machines. so i think that might be the problem. but we
configured in
Hi
bFatal error/b: Method Document::__toString() must return a string
value in b/srv/www/localhost/htdocs/db/index.php/b on line
b140/bbr /
That's just what it says, check your program flow.
You overrided the tostring function and somewhere in that new function you
jump out of it because
Norbert Wenzel wrote:
I have to say thank you to you both. In fact I still don't know what
exactly was wrong or may have caused this error (output buffering was
off, and there was no @ in the whole file) but after a night of sleep I
tried again before reinstalling the server and everything
Hi
I have a series of nested functions which return a large string (as apposed
to working on global string) , is this inefficient? Or is PHP clever enough
to just pass a pointer?
$large_string=fn_one(fn_two(fn_three(;
PHP is by no means cleaver enough to read your mind as to what you
Thats what im looking for pretty much, Ill keep my eye on that bug. Thanks!
On 9/28/05, Ondrej Ivanič [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dmitry committed a path for improved __toString() support. However, im not
sure if it will be PHP6 only...
I know about this patch. I think, it will be PHP6 only.
i have a text area on my page.
As page is uploaded it displays certain text in it.
It has also has a text area with same text that is being displayed above
in the page .
If user changes this text of text area n presses submit button
the page needs to display updated text in the text area
and
(hope) wrote:
i have a text area on my page.
As page is uploaded it displays certain text in it.
It has also has a text area with same text that is being displayed above
in the page .
If user changes this text of text area n presses submit button
the page needs to display updated text in the
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005 11:48:10 +0200, wrote:
Hi
I have a series of nested functions which recursively return a large string
(as apposed
to working on global string) , is this inefficient? Or is PHP clever enough
to just pass a pointer?
Since I was having so much difficulty getting PHP (with libxml2)
installed on RH9, I decided to take the advice given by several
people and use Fedora Core 4 instead, which I get installed w/o
difficulty. So next is Apache/PHP and I download Apache version
2.0.54 and PHP version 5.0.5.
[snip]
Then I modify the httpd.conf file as instructed at the above
page by adding the LoadModule and AddType and then create a
'hello world' php script to make sure php is working.
[/snip]
Did you restart the Apache server after making the changes to httpd.conf ? I
know it is basic, I just have
the xml above is not structurally
the same as the array below
I'll bet your output has just one message
element right? or you have gone completely offtrack.
might be time you went here:
http://php.net/xml
http://php.net/dom
http://php.net/domxml
might be something there to help
[snip]
Then I modify the httpd.conf file as instructed at the above
page by adding the LoadModule and AddType and then create a
'hello world' php script to make sure php is working.
[/snip]
Did you restart the Apache server after making the changes to httpd.conf ?
I
know it is basic, I just
Chris Boget wrote:
Since I was having so much difficulty getting PHP (with libxml2)
installed on RH9, I decided to take the advice given by several
people and use Fedora Core 4 instead, which I get installed w/o
difficulty. So next is Apache/PHP and I download Apache version
2.0.54 and PHP
Chris Boget wrote:
snip
My test
script looks like this:
script language=php
echo PHP Works!!;
/script
br
? echo PHP Works??;
And that is exactly what is getting output by the browser. The br
isn't even
getting interpreted as a break...?
Yeah, looks like you need the AddType entry.
And that is exactly what is getting output by the browser. The br
isn't even getting interpreted as a break...?
Is there a line like this in your httpd.conf...?
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
[snip]
Yeah, looks like you need the AddType entry. Apache doesn't know what
*.php is, so
On Thursday 29 September 2005 04:20 am, Andy Pieters wrote:
Hi
bFatal error/b: Method Document::__toString() must return a string
value in b/srv/www/localhost/htdocs/db/index.php/b on line
b140/bbr /
That's just what it says, check your program flow.
You overrided the tostring
I'm using the recursive function and it use the foreach() loop. I can
figure out how to use the current key but I could not figure out how to use
the parent's key. Can anyone point out to what I'm missing here?
Just look at the //Parent Key - How?? comment in the script...I'm not
sure what
[snip]
Step 15 of the php installation (as listed in the link in my OP) has you add
the following to the httpd.conf:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .php .phtml
I also went ahead and added the following as well
AddType application/x-httpd-php-source .phps
The filename of my test script,
Step 15 of the php installation (as listed in the link in my OP) has you
add the following to the httpd.conf:
Ok, color me retarded. Pretty please. :) It turns out I modified the wrong
httpd.conf file.
duh.
Sorry about that. Everyone can move along. Nothing to see here but some
blathering
Chris Boget wrote:
Step 15 of the php installation (as listed in the link in my OP) has
you add the following to the httpd.conf:
Ok, color me retarded.
That happens when Jay gets involved. ;)
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[snip]
duh.
[/snip]
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It is just that not many work with XML often enough to know well enough how
to use it. I noticed many folks have different way of using XML that
doesn't best fit our need.
I have this same problem as well. So, you're not the only one here as I
have this same problem as well.
Stephen Leaf
What is the best way to decrypt a query string back into variables ?
$root = http://www.myserver.com/script.php;;
$queryString = ?test=mytestcolor=red;
myEncrypt($queryString); //add mCrypt encryption
$finalURL = $root.$encryptedQueryString;
what is the proper what to decrypt the GET
Graham Anderson wrote:
What is the best way to decrypt a query string back into variables ?
$root = http://www.myserver.com/script.php;;
$queryString = ?test=mytestcolor=red;
myEncrypt($queryString); //add mCrypt encryption
$finalURL = $root.$encryptedQueryString;
what is the proper what
thanks :)
that was exactly what I needed
g
On Sep 29, 2005, at 9:33 AM, Jochem Maas wrote:
Graham Anderson wrote:
What is the best way to decrypt a query string back into variables ?
$root = http://www.myserver.com/script.php;;
$queryString = ?test=mytestcolor=red;
myEncrypt($queryString);
On Thursday 29 September 2005 09:37 am, Scott Fletcher wrote:
It is just that not many work with XML often enough to know well enough how
to use it. I noticed many folks have different way of using XML that
doesn't best fit our need.
It is a newer idea of how to do things.
I have this same
On Thursday 29 September 2005 12:26 pm, Stephen Leaf wrote:
I have figured it out!
My guess couldn't have been more _wrong_.
Here is all you need to recreate the Error.
There is only 1 value that is off.
in the DOMDocument I gave it the wrong encoding type.
uft-8 .. it should read utf-8.
I have a situation where I have to fix an app interface that was constructed
with hundreds of lines of VBScript. The quickest way for me to do this would
be to replace the offending VBScipt with PHP. Does anyone see any potential
problems with doing this? I did a diagram on paper and see no
Jay Blanchard mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Thursday, September 29, 2005 11:03 AM said:
I have a situation where I have to fix an app interface that was
constructed with hundreds of lines of VBScript. The quickest way for
me to do this would be to replace the offending VBScipt with PHP.
I am looking to install a php site search on one of my sites. Looking at
http://www.site-search-pro.com/
has anyoner used this? what do I need to do to get it working? do the files
reside on my server?
Any alternatives free or paid let me know..
R.
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Hi,
How do I connect a php script running on linux with Active Directory on
a windows machine? I would like to have my php script autmotatically
read email addresses from the AD server. Can this be done? I've found a
bunch of ldap functions for php but they seem to require ldap to be
installed
I wrote a script for this; it's designed to run from the command line in
*nix, but can be triggered via exec():
Usage: ./pdf2thumb.php source_dir out_dir
[code]
#!/usr/local/bin/php
?
function getDirFiles($dirPath){
$filesArr=array();
if ($handle = opendir($dirPath)){
while
Ross wrote:
I am looking to install a php site search on one of my sites. Looking at
http://www.site-search-pro.com/
has anyoner used this? what do I need to do to get it working? do the files
reside on my server?
Any alternatives free or paid let me know..
I'm partial to mnogoSearch
At 03:02 PM 9/29/2005, Jay Blanchard wrote:
I have a situation where I have to fix an app interface that was constructed
with hundreds of lines of VBScript. The quickest way for me to do this would
be to replace the offending VBScipt with PHP. Does anyone see any potential
problems with doing
[snip]
Your new job is getting real interesting!
Did you try it on a test file? If it works then the parsing in the web
server can be overloaded, for lack of a better term.
So whether the extension is .asp or .php, watch for the tags and treat them
appropriately, that it?
[/snip]
Darn right
A real interesting challenge and when I first read it I thought the same
thing, instead of using the short form of tags, using a more extended form
such as
script language= and so on, it should work, but then, Irealized that
there is a lot going on outside of the code, such as parsing the
Jay Blanchard mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Thursday, September 29, 2005 1:34 PM said:
Darn right 'wow'!
I can keep the ASP seperate from the PHP by use of the proper tags
for this instance. So...
% stuff here gets executed by ASP %
?php stuff here gets executed by PHP ?
Wow. I didn't
hi Ross
Any alternatives free or paid let me know..
http://www.isearchthenet.com/isearch/ is a good 'un, so long as you
don't have thousands of pages.
R
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Any recommendations on good host providers for PHP 5? Bonus points if they
support SSH access and a PHP compiler like Zend.
Thanks,
Ed
Hi,
I did the Rasmus' 30 second AJAX Tutorial just for testing and everything
works fine, by the way... thanks Rasmus, for this and for all !!.
My little script have a single input and for every keystroke (calling the
javascript function with onkeyup) the value of the input is parsed by
another
On Thu, 2005-09-29 at 22:46, xfedex wrote:
Hi,
I did the Rasmus' 30 second AJAX Tutorial just for testing and everything
works fine, by the way... thanks Rasmus, for this and for all !!.
My little script have a single input and for every keystroke (calling the
javascript function with
On 9/29/05, Robert Cummings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Aside from using ajax to clean the toilet once in a while I'm not really
into it. But I do wrangle out some javascript from time to time :) Why
are you using onsubmit? Wouldn't onclick work better?
Cheers,
Rob.
Hi Robert,
I also try
Humour me. I knew how to do this. I want to parse $searchenquiry and see
if it contains searchenquiry=.
Good grief, sorry.
John
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John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
Humour me. I knew how to do this. I want to parse $searchenquiry and see
if it contains searchenquiry=.
$yourAnswer = ( strpos( $searchenquiry, 'searchenquiry=' ) !== false );
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Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
Humour me. I knew how to do this. I want to parse $searchenquiry and
see if it contains searchenquiry=.
$yourAnswer = ( strpos( $searchenquiry, 'searchenquiry=' ) !== false );
Thanks,
John
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Me thinks that was what I used.
http://ca.php.net/strstr
http://ca.php.net/stristr
http://ca.php.net/strpos
What's the difference? Other than
*Note: * If you only want to determine if a particular needle
occurs within haystack, use the faster and less memory intensive
function
hi John
Me thinks that was what I used.
http://ca.php.net/strstr
http://ca.php.net/stristr
http://ca.php.net/strpos
What's the difference?
the ones ending 'pos' just return an integer position. The 'i' in these
string manipulation functions generally means that the function is
I'm using 5.0.something.
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Matt Palermo wrote:
Hello everyone. I have a script where I am using FTP functions to chmod
files/folders. I'm running into a problem with the ftp_chmod() function
when trying to change the permissions
Hello everyone. I'm basically building a PHP FTP client app. This app
connects to an FTP server and allows the user to edit/delete
files/permissions, etc. I've gotten to the point where I have started to
create a file upload feature. The problem I have is that PHP only allows a
2mb maximum
The first two results both seem pretty good at a glance:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=enq=php5+ssh+hostingbtnG=Google+Search
On Sep 29, 2005, at 8:29 PM, Ed Lazor wrote:
Any recommendations on good host providers for PHP 5? Bonus points
if they support SSH access and a PHP compiler
Hi,All,
Swik is good for us to set one site of ourself open database!
is there any open source project of php like swik.net?
Anyone Can Edit
SWiK is a project to create a useful free-content directory for open source
software. SWiK was inspired by the wiki concept used by
jonathan wrote:
//neither of these work
//$menu=file_get_contents(urlencode('menu_render.php?
menu_id=4format=xml'));
$xml-load('menu_render.php?menu_id=4format=xml');
You need to pass those get variables through a web server, otherwise
you're looking for a file called
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