On Wednesday, March 27, 2002, at 12:03 PM, Julio Nobrega Trabalhando
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Haven't seen it either, but you could use:
echo '' . '?';
So is separated from ?. Or ? from for the matter.
That's a good workaround. I'll use that until I hear from above.
Erik
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be sure to
customize it for your needs, but this demonstrates what you need to do:
Explicitly state the table whose column you want to access.
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On Wednesday, March 27, 2002, at 04:28 PM, Daniel Ferreira Castro wrote:
This way works, but not the way i would like to.
Because it selects just the fields nome,id_proj and arquivo from
the
table ALGORITMO, and here my goal is to select those fileds of
ALGORITMO and
ATAS.
Then why
a next higher
number. The following does not work:
foreach ($months) {
$i = 1;
// do some things
$i++;
}
because in each new iteration of the loop, $i is reset to 1. Is there a
way that I can achieve this effect? Thanks for any advice,
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AM, Erik Price wrote:
I have a pretty basic question and was wondering if someone could point
me in the right direction:
I have a foreach loop, where I execute some commands for each element
in a certain array. One thing I would like to add to this loop is a
counter, so that on each
. Does anyone know the actual
limit?
If not, is there a generally-accepted maximum that is used (to assure
compatibility with most user agents and servers)?
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this in one of my scripts was to
set the cookie, and then use header(location: samepage.php) to refresh
the page -- worked fine, and if all you do is set the cookie before
calling header() it should be practically unnoticeable.
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the errors, and can use the book
as a guide to writing complex web applications. In my case, though, I
started learning PHP with this book, and the frustration with code
errors drove me to return it to the store.
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, Darren. 2048 seems like a workable limit to me.
But I'm curious about your suggestion -- how would I get the user
inputted data into hidden form variables without submitting the form in
the first place?
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it knows how many loops to do
(this value is otherwise not available to the second script). Also, the
use of doublequotes in the second script ($_POST[address{$i}]) is
imperative because with singlequotes the variable $i will not expand to
$_POST[address2] or whatever.
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On Tuesday, March 26, 2002, at 01:51 PM, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Or, of course, if you want to be cool like Carl:
http://lerdorf.com/buy/
;)
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string again.
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$_SESSION['v_s'] = 500;
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for any
purpose, not just database access. (It's called passing a variable in
the querystring.)
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On Monday, March 25, 2002, at 09:49 AM, ...::: Rober2.com :::... wrote:
Ok, I get it.
Exepet passing information there isn't other meaning right?
Hm?
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just flexible like that?
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) sits in
front. When the PHP page has finally loaded, a new JavaScript command
to close the page loading window executes, or you could have it close
automatically after a certain number of seconds.
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, and also you would have to use form buttons rather
than hyperlinks (unless you used post_to_host(), see archives if you're
not sure what I mean).
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that the value of a submit
input is usually just used to label the button in some way (such as
value=Click Here for Free Porn!), but you can actually test for this
value if you have given the Submit input a name. I may be wrong about
this, though.
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hit enter or if they had actually
hit the submit button (not as a test to see if the form was being
viewed for the first time). IIRC he was having problems determining
whether or not the user had hit enter or hit the submit button.
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On Thursday, March 21, 2002, at 12:22 PM, Jason Wong wrote:
On Friday 22 March 2002 00:54, Erik Price wrote:
Isn't it just a matter of setting the permissions? apache can't have
read access to this directory, that's all.
No, he doesn't want apache to *list* files in that directory
be a lot of
overhead for a multi-part form. I wonder how often this technique is
actually done?
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, not really an issue for numeric indices.
$input[$c]
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Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
40 hrs at $11/hr, no overtime, no benefits. But I get to learn PHP.
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This code works EVERYWHERE (in all browsers) but Netscape Navigator 4.xx
versions.
You're fighting an unwinnable battle. Give up on Crapscape 4.x, it is
full of bugs.
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to fill out the same form later and see all of
their old values from their session.
Good luck
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of the
file, and reads its contents. (This is because I actually want the PHP
script to parse the XML and do later things with this info.)
Does anyone know how this is done? Rather, can anyone point me to a
tutorial or resource on this topic?
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=\true\Display/option
option $select_if_false value=\false\Don't Display/option
/select
/form;
// print the form
print $form_html;
HTH
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you made them seems like the best thing they could
do.
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hours, JavaScript is code that is executed by the
user's browser (as opposed to PHP which is code executed by the server),
which provides the ability to manipulate browser objects like windows.
I don't know much JavaScript so I can't answer your question directly,
sorry.
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button mentioned above, you can actually bring back scroll
bars, nav bar, and window-resizeability. But I'm glad to know that this
isn't a true JavaScript feature, rather an MSIE extension of sorts...
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for string columns since spaces are tokens in this case [I
think]).
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whitespace
being sent on accident (an extra line in an .inc file, or an extra line
before the ?php at the top of the page...). Make sure your
session_start() function is before any HTML output, whitespace or no.
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said came out
somewhat confusing --
If your initial document is in XHTML form, you should be able to use
XSLT, since XHTML is a form of XML.
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On Tuesday, March 19, 2002, at 05:43 PM, Kevin Stone wrote:
I simply need to return a list of column names of a MySQL table. What's
the syntax to do that?
SHOW COLUMNS FROM tablename;
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I want to allow the users of my site to insert text with anchors, bold
and
italic html tags. I have filtered out all the other tags. I now want to
convert the other , , quote, double quote and to html entities. If
I use
the
.
You're declaring your connection parameter as a string db and you
probably want it to be a variable $db. Make sure this variable contains
a database connection pointer.
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functions).
Good luck, and btw by annotations I meant the user-input at the bottom
of every PHP man page.
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read the man page for xmldoc() and it doesn't seem
like that's what you're using here. I didn't find any reference to a
function called new_xmldoc(), though I did see a big disclaimer that
the DOM-using XML functions in PHP are subject to change and are
somewhat unstable.
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with
IE on Windows.
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-return_field_name();
?
This might not work, I don't know much about OO.
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is there a file in the /tmp file
nor does my URI change with a session id
Are you forgetting to put the buck ($) in front of
_SESSION['varname'] ? Looks like it from the example you give above,
unless that's a typo.
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language. It's easier to say CGI, but you refer to
something very specific when you do.
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if you want. Let me know how this works for
you -- it'll take you less than a half hour from start to finish to do
all this.
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=\default.css\ /;
?
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the requirements of
508. Unless there's a problem with the parser at www.cast.org/bobby,
the best (and most ethical, IMO) thing you can do is conform to 508 as
required and not subvert the parser.
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making the most of what your RDBMS gives you to work with.
Strongly recommended book: MySQL by Paul DuBois (New Riders).
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On Monday, March 18, 2002, at 03:49 PM, Daniel Ferreira Castro wrote:
I need to use it with fwrite not print :-)
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free ODBC
drivers
that will let them contact to MYSQL or Filemaker pro.
Yeah, I need to run PHP from my Atari 800 too. Can someone send me a
binary? :)
Good luck, Chuck!
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. Then again, it might be like
those movies that you remember so fondly as a kid but then you see again
fifteen years later and you're like what was I thinking? The memory
ends up being better than the reality. My Atari is best left in my
attic... :)
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known
errors is really not as good a solution as finding out what is causing
the error and fixing it... of course, sometimes in a pinch you have to
MacGuyver the thing I guess. Just some advice :)
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Good example.
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This might work for you,
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what you want... but in all honesty I haven't
learned much JS so even I don't really take this route. It's just a
theory.
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check for 'none selected'
Such as
if ($_POST['multi']) {
// loop thru the array and extract the values
} else {
// there were none selected so don't loop thru
// the array (or you'll raise an error)
}
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will be passed to
the receiving script.
Use the above techniques to make sure that you are actually passing more
than one value.
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in the array.
Python, incidentally, has a neat way of doing this: array[-1] (of
course they're called lists, not arrays, in Python). Just a side note.
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scripting languages and plugins like JavaScript,
Flash, CSS tricks, and even server-side manipulation to achieve an
effect.
There's a lot of stuff on this topic at http://dhtmlcentral.com/ if
you're interested.
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-Scott
Sure! First go get a cup of coffee! :)
Then change the first line to say this:
select multiple=yes name=groups[] id=av
Let me know how that works for you.
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['pass']; // use $_GET if you are using that
method
mysql_close($link);
header(location: http://pinguim/pb/s_proj.php;);
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workarounds.
Be sure to post the results of your experimentation for the benefit of
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data
storage tricks, though sometimes it's overkill to do so (depending on
the extent of your project).
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of feedback it -could- get
out of hand. And email is another option.
PHP lets you do all of this.
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that you can use variables or strings in many cases -- just remember
that the variable expands to the string BEFORE being processed by the
function.
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to this
script from another script, not for accessing variables that have been
defined within this script.
This may have been overly explanatory and confusing, but if you have a
question about it, ask us.
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If anyone has a resource or somewhere I should be looking, please by all
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THEN call the header() function from there... but that's more of a
workaround than a solution.
Good luck, sorry I don't have any other ideas.
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On Wednesday, March 13, 2002, at 01:58 PM, Anas Mughal wrote:
http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/XML/XSLTrans/print
Actually, that's the very tutorial that led me to ask about installing
with XSLT configure parameters. I'm building it now, as I write this.
But I was wondering about some
out on 2-3 occasions...
Thank you, I didn't even know that virtual host existed. I'll
definitely check there too next time I'm having problems.
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including the author of this book himself.
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states this :)
I thought that it could be done like so:
$foo = Entry for {$HTTP_POST_VARS['name']};
Sorry for butting in,
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(PS: talking about a source install on Linux)
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[root@media /]# /usr/local/apache/bin/apachectl stop
[root@media /]# /usr/local/mysql/bin/mysqladmin -u root -p shutdown
[root@media /]# pushd /usr/local/src
/usr/local/src /usr/local/src
On Monday, March 11, 2002, at 05:21 PM, Erik Price wrote:
I just finished doing my re-install of PHP, updated to 4.1.2. Or so I
thought... everything went smoothly, I got all the right success
messages during the ./configure and make processes, and thought I was
ready to go -- but as I
of the if statement.
Either var exists or it doesn't;
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(!(Hope that doesn't help)),
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on the certificate
rather than 1024.
IE5 has known problems with SSL. Some sites (sourceforge.net) use SSL
only to authenticate the user, letting them back out of secure-mode
after authentication succeeds, if the useragent is IE5. It reduces the
potential for problems.
Erik
Erik Price
On Friday, March 8, 2002, at 01:15 PM, Sven Jacobs wrote:
Hey
I have 2 values stored in my session, how do I pull them back out ?
$_SESSION['name_of_first_value']
$_SESSION['name_of_second_value']
in PHP 4.1 or greater.
And hay is for horses.
Erik
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of anyone using a mysql database to manage session_id's?
No.
http://google.com/search?hl=enq=session+management+php+mysql
Erik
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should be a more rational number)
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without a file, and in the second you want a file without
contents! :)
Unless someone else figures out what you want and helps you, ask again
but describe what you want a little bit more. PHP can do a lot of
things.
Erik
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you hear anything more about this?
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performed on their values, but perhaps I'm completely
off-base. My SQL skills are miserable... I need to brush up. (Too much
time spent learning PHP lately!)
Your take/critique welcomed!
More like questions than critique!
Erik
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with no luck (it either increments the key or
doesn't
work at all).
Have you tried just directly setting this array element? You don't say
what your array is named, so I'll call it $array.
$array[8] = 6;
Is that what you are talking about?
Erik
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locating
those files in the filesystem, remembering the path to the file or
something. I think this is how a lot of web sites incorporate graphic
content in with their database (text) content (including mine).
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don't usually use (there's a Barnes and Noble and a
Borders near me if I want to read), but in this case would be nice.
Erik
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googled that (but I think I will read it
later).
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On Wednesday, March 6, 2002, at 01:10 AM, hugh danaher wrote:
My wife knows I spend too much time in here.
What's a wife?
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into a
function.
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