(/^(.*)\@(.*)$/, $email, $matches)) {
// $matches[0] contains the original $email
$user = $matches[1];
$domain = $matches[2];
}
echo $user . br / . $domain;
Check out the manual for more info on preg_match():
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.preg-match.php
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haven't already done so. If the values aren't
showing up in the variable, then you definitely need to include the
curly braces. If they are showing up, then perhaps MySQL needs the
single quotation marks.
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Take a look here, you may find this documentation useful:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.variables.predefined.php
Shaun wrote:
Hi,
How can i obtain the URL of the current page including any $_GET variables?
Thanks for your help
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thanx yes i was echoing them and it worked!!
Angelo
Please remember to include the list on messages. Does this mean that
your code now works? Or it still doesn't work but the values are being
properly echoed?
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. If I use it in this way, there would be files
in my application that would need to include it using ..
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using PHP5 Beta 4 I saw some new classes like DirectoryIterator with nice
methods like:
Where did you see these classes? Is it a PEAR package? I haven't seen
these in the PHP manual.
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That's some pretty helpful information there. I didn't know about that.
Thanks!
-Ben
Vivian Steller wrote:
Ben Ramsey wrote:
using PHP5 Beta 4 I saw some new classes like DirectoryIterator with nice
methods like:
Where did you see these classes? Is it a PEAR package? I haven't seen
on
directoryIterator, and I didn't see it when I used your function on beta
3 (which is what I'm running at present). So, it must be brand new.
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I would advise against sending attachments to the list with the message
read it immediately. Chances are, it won't be opened or looked at.
Please include a description of the problem you are facing, as well as
the code you are using in your message body--not in an attachment.
[EMAIL
Use the urlencode() function.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.urlencode.php
Piet From South Africa wrote:
i have the following problem.
when i href like this
a href=nextpage.php?name=$name
and the name contains a sign, it does not post it to the next page.
if the name is bedbreakfast
Use the urlencode() function.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.urlencode.php
Piet From South Africa wrote:
i have the following problem.
when i href like this
a href=nextpage.php?name=$name
and the name contains a sign, it does not post it to the next page.
if the name is bedbreakfast
Use the urlencode() function.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.urlencode.php
Piet From South Africa wrote:
i have the following problem.
when i href like this
a href=nextpage.php?name=$name
and the name contains a sign, it does not post it to the next page.
if the name is bedbreakfast
Probably the best way to do this is the use cron to schedule a script to
run at a specified time.
The way I'd do it is to create a PHP script that compares the current
date with the date they registered (you'd save that date to the
database, of course). If the current date is greater than 3
...
i've never heard ofit ;-)
(I'll come out from under my rock now)
Cheers everyone
Ben Ramsey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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[PHP] Re: Delayed mail()... ?
Probably the best way to do this is the use cron to schedule
You might be able to create some function that uses a combination of
array_keys(), array_values(), and array_combine() to do what you want.
Check the manual at http://www.php.net/array for more information on
these functions.
Gerard Samuel wrote:
Im looking for the fastest way to modify array
you want them to have?
Gerard Samuel wrote:
On Wednesday 18 February 2004 12:03 pm, Ben Ramsey wrote:
You might be able to create some function that uses a combination of
array_keys(), array_values(), and array_combine() to do what you want.
Check the manual at http://www.php.net/array for more
I've always found the PHP manual to be very helpful:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/pcre.pattern.syntax.php
Pete M wrote:
Getting completely confused how this stuff works !!!
Anyone recommend a book for a regex newbie ?
pete
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I've always found the PHP manual to be very helpful:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/pcre.pattern.syntax.php
Pete M wrote:
Getting completely confused how this stuff works !!!
Anyone recommend a book for a regex newbie ?
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Take a look at the manual. There is a session_destroy() function:
http://www.php.net/session
Natalia Sensini wrote:
I want to destroy a session when you click in a sing out link,
something like this
a href= link
onClick=session_destroy()
Is ti possible? how?
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, in this case, I chose to use the following wording, and
the folks at FSF told me this was fine:
snip
In addition, as a special exception, Ben Ramsey gives permission to link
the code of this program with those files in the PEAR library that are
licensed under the PHP License (or with modified
Yup. I believe that's what you have to do in order to satisfy the
restrictions in the GPL.
Gerard Samuel wrote:
So to clarify.
If I have a piece of code that utilises PEAR's Tar class (which uses a PHP
License). In order for me to distribute my piece of code (under the GPL)
along with the Tar
I currently developing a project that I wish to release under a,
preferably, open-source and copy-left license. So, I'm taking a close
look at the GNU GPL for this, and it seems to serve this purpose, well.
However, I am aware that the PHP license conflicts with the GNU GPL,
and, thus,
This is a SQL question, rather than a PHP question, so I would suggest
doing a google search on SQL tutorials, but I think what you are trying
to do would work like this:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE descript LIKE '%new%' OR descript LIKE '%car%'
Tony wrote:
hi
if i have new car and i want
I'm running PHP 5.0b3, so I'm not sure whether this is an issue with the
version of PHP I'm running.
I've got a select field in a form that is allowing multiple selects:
select name=modules size=10 multiple=multiple id=modules
style=height: 150px;
option value=2 selected=selectedBanner
Ah-ha! I missed that, and I always do. Let's hope I don't anymore.
While we're on the subject, why is PHP set up this way? Why can't it
just add the elements to the array automatically, since adding the
square brackets to one's HTML form name is not a standard practice?
Richard Davey wrote:
I don't know about a user DSN, but I do know it's possible to create
an ODBC connection, using the ODBC functions. Check out the manual:
http://us4.php.net/manual/en/ref.odbc.php
Andrew Kwiczola wrote:
Heya, I was wondering if its possible to create a odbc connection with
php, using a User
There's the Zend Encoder, which is fairly expensive. However, I suppose
you could use the base64_encode function to do what you want:
http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.base64-encode.php. My idea is
that you could create a script that would read in your PHP scripts using
the filesystem
I assume you would just register the COM object on the server and call
it with PHP's COM functions (like in ASP). Check out the COM functions
in the manual:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.com.php
Radwan Aladdin wrote:
Hi All,
Just would like to know if you can call DLL from PHP the same
I mean register the DLL and treat it like a COM object. :)
-Ben
Ben Ramsey wrote:
I assume you would just register the COM object on the server and call
it with PHP's COM functions (like in ASP). Check out the COM functions
in the manual:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.com.php
Radwan
According to the PHP manual, the mnoGoSearch extension is not available
on the Windows platform. I had considered installing mnoGoSearch on our
Windows box running PHP (even though I will have to pay for the Windows
version of mnoGoSearch). However, now that I've seen this in the
manual, I
If you're on Windows, you should see a file by the name of php_exif.dll
in your PHP\extensions directory. It should've come with the
distribution. Depending on the way your php.ini file is set up, you may
either leave this file in its current location, or you may need to copy
it to your
Write the script in perl and chmod it to 755. Then use cron to schedule
it. Here's a tutorial to show you how:
http://www.unixgeeks.org/security/newbie/unix/cron-1.html
Christian Calloway wrote:
Damn stateless nature of HTTP, hey everyone, can someone point me or give me
an idea on how I
RedHat 8 should already have apache and PHP installed on it. You may
just need to start the httpd service to get apache working.
-Ben
Mrs. Geeta Thanu wrote:
Hi all,
I want to install apache and php in a redhat box version 8 and want apache
to load php. So how i shld proceed. Just downloading
I assume number is a column name in your table. If so, I'm also
guessing that it's probably of a varchar (or some other character type)
datatype. Here's why: if it's a character, then ORDER BY will sort
alphabetically. The way it sorts number alphabetically is rather odd,
but it makes sense
I don't know if there's a built-in function, but I had written this
function, which does what you're trying to do, I think. You can modify
it to store the values in an array, if you like. I just have it echoing
the files (with their full paths).
Here's the function:
function readDir
I'm trying to run a query against a database with a PHP script that
cycles through each record (about 4,000+) and sends and e-mail to them
if they have an e-mail address present. The problem is that everytime I
do this, it processes about 430 records and stops. There is no error
message
Ah... I was trying to lookup the word timeout, which was giving me
nothing. Thanks! Also, shouldn't I be receiving an error message if
the script is, in fact, timing out? I have checked display_errors and
it is turned on.
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On 27 Jan 2004 at 9:27, Ben
Perhaps this link will help:
http://www.google.com/webmasters/
Frank Tudor wrote:
That's not very helpful.
I am also curious about this.
Anyone have a more thought provoking answer?
Frank
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If you read the pages on google you will know the
for future use and then do as someone said and save
all the e-mail addresses to an array (and perhaps even free the result
set) before sending.
Thanks!
-Ben
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
You should. I know I did in older version of php, now I don't.
Ben Ramsey wrote:
Ah... I was trying to lookup
Why do you need to remove the delimeters? If you remove them, then it
makes it quite difficult to get the data you need. If you want to
display the date and race type without the square brackets around them,
then use $matches[0][1] and $matches[1][1] instead of $matches[0][0] or
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If you View Source in IE, you'll see it printed in the expected way.
The browser, though, will not show it as you expect it. This is because
the browser needs a br tag for a newline and will not read a \n as a br.
So, use br instead of \n.
Viviane Hu
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I answered a question similar to this yesterday. There is a
user-submitted function listed in the PHP manual under HTTP functions
that will POST to another page from within a PHP script and return the
value of the POST back to the PHP script without
Check the PHP manual for preg_match()
(http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.preg-match.php).
I did play around with it a little bit, and I think I've got a starting
point for you to work with. Try out this code and then play around with
it to get the results you need. $matches[2][0] will
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Since the action of your form is the ASP script, it will always take
your user to the ASP script and not return results to the PHP
application, which I think it what you want to do, if I am not mistaken.
I found a link in the manual
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Anyone know what this error means:
PHP has encountered an Access Violation at 77FCC61F
I'm running PHP 5.0 beta 3 on IIS 5.0 on a Win2K machine. I received
the above error message multiple times after changing addslashes($value)
to str_replace(',
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Copyright and trademark are two wholly separate things. The
Kimberly-Clark Corporation has a registered trademark on the name and
logo for Kleenex. Thus, no one else has a right to use the word
Kleenex to describe their product. That, however,
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As a humorous sidenote, I meant to say: let's hope that Windows (a
registered trademark brand of Microsoft) doesn't get to the level of
name recognition where the consumer refers to all graphical desktops as
Windows. ;-)
Roger Spears wrote:
| Another
VIEWs are those nice things that PostgreSQL includes that MySQL doesn't
yet. ;P
Jay Blanchard wrote:
[snip]
Speaking of MySQL, I heard tale that 5.0 would include VIEWS, but I
can't find that in any of the new features logs. Anyone know about
this? It'd be a great feature to have. Unless,
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If your Web server is running on a machine that is separate from your
database server, then you'll also need to copy the file ntwdblib.dll
from the database server to your C:\WINDOWS\system32 folder. PHP needs
that DLL for the mssql functions to work
As far as I can tell, there isn't a common coding practice among PHP
developers. What I mean is: there is no standard as in ANSI Standard
C++. However, I believe that there beginning to be a move toward a more
standardized way of coding, and I would greatly support and like to be
involved in
Speaking of MySQL, I heard tale that 5.0 would include VIEWS, but I
can't find that in any of the new features logs. Anyone know about
this? It'd be a great feature to have. Unless, of course, anyone knows
how to do this without a CREATE VIEW statement.
-Ben
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(cant
If you checked out the PHP Community site announcement on the php.net
site, you'd notice that the site may involve some coding standards
creation. I find this very interesting and perhaps exciting.
http://shiflett.org/archive/19
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I've developed my own methodology and
John W. Holmes wrote:
From what I've seen on here, the only workaround is to pass
an extra variable in the URL that ends in .csv, even though
you don't need to use that variable.
file.php?var=whateverdummy=f.csv
Olwen - Sal Williams wrote:
Name it for example something.csv
The in your
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
or download the file without the php-script and analyse the
http-headers with a network-sniffer
There is no way to download the file without the PHP script. It is
being generated by the PHP script from data in a database. The file
does not actually exist.
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I got back an error that read;
Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cookie - headers already sent
by
Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cache limiter - headers
already sent.
You need to use session_start() before any headers are written.
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Sounds to me like you have everything pretty much figured out now, but
no one has yet mentioned the ODBC functions built into PHP, so I thought
I'd throw that out as a way to actually connect to and retrieve data
from a MS Access database. Just set up a DSN and connect to it.
The ODBC
Flash has the ability to read in text files, so you could use PHP to
output data in the correct format and use Flash to read the PHP script
like it reads a text file. We did this in ASP once upon a time.
Here's a tutorial about reading text files into Flash:
can read that in just fine without needing to connect via
a socket.
-Ben
Ben Ramsey wrote:
Flash has the ability to read in text files, so you could use PHP to
output data in the correct format and use Flash to read the PHP script
like it reads a text file. We did this in ASP once upon a time
with GET or
POST, but I'm looking for a socket connections of following reasons:
1) I want a fast connection
2) I'm looking at this as a challenge, because it doesn't seem like anyone
else has done this before
Eric
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What I mean
Try using $_POST['fname'] instead of $fname. This just means that
register_globals is probably set to off in php.ini, which is the
recommended setting. Take a look at the section on predefined variables
in the PHP manual for more on this:
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What's the error?
Luiz Gustavo Sarubi Macchi wrote:
Please, I´m trying to compile PHP so it´s reporting an error:
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Radwan Aladdin wrote:
Oh sorry.. I didn't notice that.. anyway.. I want to know.. what to add to
this code to make it also check the serial between the database (That users'
row) and the GET variable before it echos anything.. so the UserName,
Password and Serial must be the same for that user..
Is there an equivalent to Server.MapPath(MyDir\MyLocation) in php? I've
looked in the docs and don't seem to find it. I did find a reference to;
I believe what you're looking for is:
realpath('./')
That should do the same trick as Server.MapPath().
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Radwan Aladdin wrote:
Do you mean this is the right code :
The code overall looks right, but you set $Serial twice... first you do:
$Serial = $_GET['Serial'];
Then you do:
$Serial = htmlspecialchars($row[0]);
Then you set $UserSerial to $row[1] (the same as the Password column).
So, when
I'm pretty sure I know how to use header() create a CSV file for a
client to download data from a database, but I think it would really
impress this client if I could generate a Microsoft Excel file instead
of a CSV file. Anyone know how to do this?
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Alright. You've all given some great suggestions, and I'm going to
track them down. But, for now, I'm settling for creating a CSV file.
My next question: How do I get the file to download without the .php
extension on the end? It's downloading it as filename.csv.php.
The code to right my
Adding any of those headers still does not remove the .php from the
end of the file when I am prompted for the download. I have a client
that will be downloading this file, and I do not wish to instruct them
to first remove the .php extension before they can view it.
-Ben
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An excellent resource for all these questions is the documentation found
at http://www.php.net/docs.php. Below, I've provided some links to the
specfic docs for each question.
1- MD5 with PHP values.
http://www.php.net/md5
2- Random values in PHP.
How to compare between two values
You may also use strcmp() to compare string values:
if (strcmp($string1, $string2) == 0) {
//do stuff
}
I know that in ASP (*gasp*... he uses a MS technology!) the StrComp
function has an increased performance difference over comparing the
strings with an
Besides using CRON to hit that particular event table, is there any
other method I am not thinking of that can be used with PHP? I want to
check that event table every 5 minutes.
If this is on a Web site, can you not just check the database everytime
a user hits a page in the site rather than
Try using $_POST[listItem$i] instead of $_POST[listItem . $i]
or do something like this:
$post_var_name = 'listItem' . $i;
this do $_POST[$post_var_name];
I don't think you can do any evaluation within the brackets. Thus, you
couldn't use the concatenating dot.
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I don't think you can do any evaluation within the brackets. Thus, you
couldn't use the concatenating dot.
Nevermind... I am wrong on this. But, I also completely missed that the
code you have posted doesn't set $iListItems as Richard suggested. So,
go with his suggestion. :)
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//now, I want that array sorted by the clinic_name, and then
doc_name.
Can someone who has more currently active brain cells than me
figure out what the array_multisort function call should look like?
In the documentation, I've found plenty of examples to do a
multi-dimensional sort on one
BK PHP page causes the whole httpd to stop responding momentarily;
BK no sites will load, those that are loading stop in the middle.
BK But after say 30-45 seconds it continues just fine
BR First of all, make sure that display_errors in your php.ini
BR file is set to On. I believe that the
How to retrieve data from a PHP file? (The value that will
be retrieved of course it is echoed in the PHP file, and it
will be shown in a TextBox in my VB program.. so I want to
retrieve it to my EXE VB program that will put it inside a
TextBox or something like that..)
From within a PHP
I'm suffering from installing PHP on IIS 6.0,
Windows 2003 Web Edition Server.
Any how-to ? or anyone how can write the
instructions how to do it exactly ?
I found a helpful guide to installing PHP on IIS 6.0 (Win2003). Browse
to http://www.php.net/manual/en/installation.php . Look in the
Is it possible to use create_function() to define
anonymous methods (like in Java) ?
I'm not exactly sure what an anonymous method is, but I do know that PHP
5.0 Beta 3 offers a new object model that includes abstract classes and
methods, which may be something you will want to take a look at.
I'm using Mozilla Thunderbird 0.7 to view and post to this news group,
so I don't know if that has anything to do with this, but, after just
posting a few messages to the list, I've received a bunch of what I
consider spam to my e-mail address. The spam doesn't consist of
advertisements but
AH How do you insert a php variable into a javascript function?
AH function redirect(?php $MyVar ?) { location = ?php $MyVar ?; }
function redirect (?=$MyVar?) { location = ?=$MyVar?; }
or use:
function redirect (?php echo $MyVar; ?) { location = ?php echo MyVar;
?; }
The short syntax only works
AH How do you insert a php variable into a javascript function?
AH function redirect(?php $MyVar ?) { location = ?php $MyVar ?; }
function redirect (?=$MyVar?) { location = ?=$MyVar?; }
or use:
function redirect (?php echo $MyVar; ?) { location = ?php echo MyVar;
?; }
The short syntax only works
AH How do you insert a php variable into a javascript function?
AH function redirect(?php $MyVar ?) { location = ?php $MyVar ?; }
function redirect (?=$MyVar?) { location = ?=$MyVar?; }
or use:
function redirect (?php echo $MyVar; ?) { location = ?php echo MyVar;
?; }
The short syntax only works
I don't see any errors or an increased cpu/memory load.
First of all, make sure that display_errors in your php.ini file is set
to On. I believe that the distribution file that comes with PHP has it
set to Off by default. Once it's set to On, see if you can get it to
generate an error and
How can you filter the extension for files being uploaded
on a system via form.
Use pathinfo() ... check it out at
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.pathinfo.php
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The script should be easy enough to create on your own. Just check the
documentation on the mail() function at php.net.
-Ben
Eric Belardo wrote:
Good evening all,
I am designing a website were different users will be posting their
portfolios and I am seeking a PHP Contact form script that
I've just joined this mailing list this afternoon. Does this kind of thing
happen often? If so, I'm going to leave the list.
Ben
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First time Ben don't worry about it. This list is actually very adult much
more so than others I've belonged to. But you just can't prevent things
like this on an unmoderated list
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