php-general Digest 4 Sep 2007 10:53:20 - Issue 4999
Topics (messages 261661 through 261677):
Re: PHP Developer Required
261661 by: Robert Cummings
261662 by: Robert Cummings
261664 by: tedd
Re: Pragmatically changing a Record Number
261663 by: tedd
On Monday 03 September 2007, Steve Finkelstein wrote:
How're you folks dealing with records that are auto incremented in MySQL
after a delete is made? I've noticed the only way to get a sequential order
back is to truncate the table completely.
Do you use logic in your code to find a missing
hi
i was wondering if someone can give me a hand (i'm very new to php).
i have a form that user suppose to fill out that then get submitted to
index.php (current setup)
now what i need is another let's say index2.php that would take
everything from that form, rewrite one of the field and spits
Steve Finkelstein wrote:
Do you use logic in your code to find a missing ID and insert new
records based on that? Or do you just ignore it, let mysql handle the
numbering and go on with your lives?
The latter.
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I'm looking for a way to generate dropdown/foldout menus (horizontal
and
vertical) on the fly, but all the javascript solutions I've seen use
absolute or relative pixel positioning, which means I can't use them
because I don't know at the time of generating a specific menu item
how many
This may not be directly php related but I'm hoping that generating the
code with PHP will keep it on topic.
I'm looking for a way to generate dropdown/foldout menus (horizontal
and
vertical) on the fly, but all the javascript solutions I've seen use
absolute or relative pixel positioning,
[snip]
Do you use logic in your code to find a missing ID and insert new
records
based on that? Or do you just ignore it, let mysql handle the numbering
and
go on with your lives?
[/snip]
The answer is B. There is a long standing discussion on this right now.
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I was wondering if people is asking this in the belief that the
autoincrement field is the record position in the database table and that by
not reusing those positions, the space of the deleted records is wasted.
Perhaps when they say renumbering what they are meaning is compacting the
[snip]
I was wondering if people is asking this in the belief that the
autoincrement field is the record position in the database table and
that by
not reusing those positions, the space of the deleted records is
wasted.
Perhaps when they say renumbering what they are meaning is compacting
the
It was able to call up external includes using the below code which resulted
that the server was used to send out spam.
How can I protect the code?
TIA
?php
session_start();
//--
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// index.php
Karl,
Some simple checks on $contpath could solve your problem. Make sure that:
- it doesn't start with a /
- doesn't contain /../
- it doesn't contain a double slash //, or make sure the URL Fopen wrapper
is disabled:
http://nl3.php.net/manual/en/ref.filesystem.php#ini.allow-url-fopen
Arno Kuhl escreveu:
This may not be directly php related but I'm hoping that generating the code
with PHP will keep it on topic.
I'm looking for a way to generate dropdown/foldout menus (horizontal and
vertical) on the fly, but all the javascript solutions I've seen use
absolute or relative
What I want to to do is insert a new td after showing 5 thumb images, and
continue with the next picture on the next row.
something like this
__
|pic1 | pic2 | pic3 | pic4 | pic5 |
__
|pic6 | pic7 | pic8 | pic9 | pic10 |
At 6:18 PM -0400 9/3/07, brian wrote:
Renumbering anything is pretty quick these days. To me, things that
are horribly inefficient are also slow. So, I don't agree. If I
remember correctly, I can even renumber a 100K item dB
auto_increment index in less than one second -- but I wouldn't
Surely we're into basic database design. If you have an auto_increment
record key that needs changing from time to time then you've designed
the database incorrectly. Use a 'normal' key field such as
Product_Id and have your application generate the number.
Simple.
No?
On 9/4/07, tedd [EMAIL
At 1:15 PM +0200 9/4/07, Satyam wrote:
I was wondering if people is asking this in the belief that the
autoincrement field is the record position in the database table and
that by not reusing those positions, the space of the deleted
records is wasted. Perhaps when they say renumbering what
I just let it go...there is no need to manage that process or you'll just screw
up the mysql...
it shouldn't be relied on for anything other that uniqueness any way
bastien
Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2007 23:53:22 -0400 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:
php-general@lists.php.net Subject: [PHP]
On Sep 4, 2007, at 7:15 AM, Satyam wrote:
I was wondering if people is asking this in the belief that the
autoincrement field is the record position in the database table
and that by not reusing those positions, the space of the deleted
records is wasted. Perhaps when they say
I need to program a socket server in PHP that can use a
certificate and communicate over SSL. I'm doing fine without
SSL. Can't use port 443 or the web server for this, so it
needs to be a command line app. Can't seem to find any
documentation about how to set that up. Can anyone help or
tedd wrote:
At 6:18 PM -0400 9/3/07, brian wrote:
It may be just fine in your case, but from a DB design standpoint it
most certainly is not efficient. Why re-order the entire table for
something like this? Altering an entire table because one row has been
deleted suggests to me that the
Jason Pruim wrote:
As the person who started the other thread about this ...
As one of the people responsible for dragging that thread out ...
But after discussing it, I see where my thinking was wrong in how I
wanted to achieve it, and also my misunderstanding of the way databases
Hi all,
I have a function which is my callback for preg_replace_callback - and it
needs to be able to access a string and an object outside of itself.
When I call create_function I can insert the string, but without serializing
the object I can't figure out how to make it available to the
I have a function which is my callback for preg_replace_callback - and it
needs to be able to access a string and an object outside of itself.
When I call create_function I can insert the string, but without serializing
the object I can't figure out how to make it available to the function
Rob/mlists
You're certainly not encouraging PHP programmers to get involved with
paid open source projects. That's a guaranteed $50,000 a yr, a little
low perhaps by industry standards, but it is a reasonable starting rate,
and gets your foot in the door.
You should have a look at who the
I'm setting up a site and am having loads of problems with MySQL (which
i don't use much, being a Postgres fan). The server is not controlled by
myself and I'm waiting on a reply from the admin. In the meantime:
PHP 4.3.9
Mysql 4.1.10a (server) 3.23.49 (client)
The database has been set up
On Sep 4, 2007, at 12:20 PM, brian wrote:
Jason Pruim wrote:
As the person who started the other thread about this ...
As one of the people responsible for dragging that thread out ...
But after discussing it, I see where my thinking was wrong in how
I wanted to achieve it, and also my
brian wrote:
I'm setting up a site and am having loads of problems with MySQL (which
i don't use much, being a Postgres fan). The server is not controlled by
myself and I'm waiting on a reply from the admin. In the meantime:
PHP 4.3.9
Mysql 4.1.10a (server) 3.23.49 (client)
The database has
Jason Pruim wrote:
On Sep 4, 2007, at 12:20 PM, brian wrote:
Jason Pruim wrote:
so to put my 2¢ in on this, I would say to leave alone the auto
increment field especially if it's included in an index. If you
need a record number, either store it in the database in a separate
field
Janet Valade wrote:
First, if you are having an access denied problem, you will get a PHP
error message. Perhaps you have errors turned off in your PHP script.
Turn them on until you get it working.
I forgot to mention that i've temporarily set:
ini_set('track_errors', TRUE); // to access
On Tue, 2007-09-04 at 14:28 -0400, Greg Gay wrote:
Rob/mlists
You're certainly not encouraging PHP programmers to get involved with
paid open source projects. That's a guaranteed $50,000 a yr, a little
low perhaps by industry standards, but it is a reasonable starting rate,
and gets your
Hello,
i need a good php debugger. It should provide the facility of step by step
execution in real time.
Is there any?
Do any of you know about this?
I am having a bug. I can't trace where it is.
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I would suggest taking a look at Zend Studio.
http://www.zend.com/products/zend_studio
On Sep 4, 2007, at 5:28 PM, shiplu wrote:
Hello,
i need a good php debugger. It should provide the facility of step
by step
execution in real time.
Is there any?
Do any of you know about this?
I am
ive been working with xdebug http://xdebug.org/lately.
you wont find me paying for zend studio;
im on the open source tip :)
i must admit though, the experience has been anything but painless.
however, if you work w/ legacy spaghetti code, or youre just sick
of writing echo statements on the
At 12:08 PM -0400 9/4/07, Jason Pruim wrote:
On Sep 4, 2007, at 7:15 AM, Satyam wrote:
I was wondering if people is asking this in the
belief that the autoincrement field is the
record position in the database table and that
by not reusing those positions, the space of
the deleted records
At 4:05 PM -0400 9/4/07, Robert Cummings wrote:
On Tue, 2007-09-04 at 14:28 -0400, Greg Gay wrote:
Rob/mlists
So, you can get that much? :-)
I knew my MSc would pay off some day.
Cheers,
tedd
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tedd wrote:
Jason:
Well, at least you read and comprehended what was said -- that's better
than some.
Cheers,
tedd
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Nice. Good luck with your database endeavours!
brian
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At 12:11 PM -0400 9/4/07, brian wrote:
tedd wrote:
At 6:18 PM -0400 9/3/07, brian wrote:
It may be just fine in your case, but from a DB design standpoint
it most certainly is not efficient. Why re-order the entire table
for something like this? Altering an entire table because one row
has
At 8:12 PM -0400 9/4/07, brian wrote:
tedd wrote:
Jason:
Well, at least you read and comprehended what was said -- that's
better than some.
Cheers,
tedd
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Nice. Good luck with your database endeavours!
brian
At 3:00 PM -0400 9/4/07, brian wrote:
I'm setting up a site and am having loads of problems with MySQL
(which i don't use much, being a Postgres fan). The server is not
controlled by myself and I'm waiting on a reply from the admin. In
the meantime:
PHP 4.3.9
Mysql 4.1.10a (server) 3.23.49
tedd wrote:
At 12:11 PM -0400 9/4/07, brian wrote:
You are confusing a product ID with this index number. They are
very much not the same thing. A product ID (PLU, serial #,
whatever) should not change. This index does change, any time a row
is removed from the database. How can you suggest
Paul wrote:
I need to program a socket server in PHP that can use a certificate and
communicate over SSL. I'm doing fine without SSL. Can't use port 443 or
the web server for this, so it needs to be a command line app. Can't
seem to find any documentation about how to set that up. Can anyone
Chris wrote:
Paul wrote:
I need to program a socket server in PHP that can use a certificate
and communicate over SSL. I'm doing fine without SSL. Can't use port
443 or the web server for this, so it needs to be a command line app.
Can't seem to find any documentation about how to set that
On Tue, 4 Sep 2007, alexus wrote:
i have a form that user suppose to fill out that then get submitted to
index.php (current setup)
now what i need is another let's say index2.php that would take
everything from that form, rewrite one of the field and spits it back
to index.php
now, i dont
On Tue, 4 Sep 2007, Paul wrote:
Which part do you need help with? The SSL part or the command line or the
port or ... ?
http://www.php.net/openssl
http://www.php.net/sockets
I am familiar with the above links. What I cannot locate is anything that
indicates that a cmd line socket
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