possible.
Anyway who decides what is a newbie question? I don't think a newbie would be
in a position to ascertain whether their question is considered newbie.
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to write the code for you.
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e is not the reverse of
> date.
No, but it's not exactly hard to write a function to change DD-MM- into a
timestamp. explode() should get you on your way, and examples abound in the
archives.
The thing with PHP is that you're not limited to using the built-in functions,
you haven't been through this, and didn't bother to read what I said?
> Thanks!
Perhaps you should have made it clear, something along the lines of:
"I don't want to know how to do it for myself. I just want some ready to use
code, and I want it yesterday"
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the system command being executed -- use it.
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> Any ideas?
Hop over to the postgresql site and consult the manual.
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On Saturday 22 January 2005 08:28, Tamas Hegedus wrote:
> define( HOST, 'localhost');
define('HOST', 'localhost');
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On Saturday 22 January 2005 08:11, Jason Wong wrote:
> On Saturday 22 January 2005 08:02, Phillip S. Baker wrote:
> > I am pulling records from a MySQL DB.
> > I am walking through the array using the whole.
>
> You do realise that doing this ...
>
> > if ( $r
here is no need for the IF).
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ot
> the right treatment. Do you have any idea?
Suppressing notices/warnings/errors is never a solution. The solution is to
not give them an excuse in appear in the first place.
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;"
Versions after 4.0.5 returns ""
There is no misprint, you're just interpreting it incorrectly.
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ion chk_mac( $mac ) {
> if( eregi(
> "^[0-9A-Fa-f]{2}\:[0-9A-Fa-f]{2}\:[0-9A-Fa-f]{2}\:[0-9A-Fa-f]{2}\:[0-9A-Fa-
>f]{2}\:[0-9A-Fa-f]{2}$", $mac ) ) {
>return 0;
> } else {
>return 1;
> }
> }
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[dib] => Array
(
[dab] => dub
)
)
)
)
)
Has worked for ages for me.
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On Friday 21 January 2005 03:21, Tim Boring wrote:
> On Thu, 2005-01-20 at 13:41, Jason Wong wrote:
> > On Friday 21 January 2005 01:52, Tim Boring wrote:
> >
> > Well the biggest problem in your code right now is your incomprehensible
> > (to me anyway) use of the sw
hp
Yes, but comparing those expressions to:
switch ($line)
where $line is a string, doesn't make sense. See my other post.
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ve $line
> case ($total_counter <= 5):
I suspect what you want to be doing is something like this:
switch (TRUE) {
case ANY_EXPRESSION_THAT_EVALUATES_TO_TRUE:
...
}
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orks even
HOW does it not work? Did you RTFM on the limitations of opening remote files?
> allow_url_fopen is true
>
> PHP 4.3.10
> Apache 1.3.27
> Platform Windows 98
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is copied from
> 'Show Source' in the browser.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Any idea why they wont post?
It *should* work. Maybe you're using a crappy browser (or a strictly standards
only browser) in which case you ought to (and you should do this anyway) be
using pr
would you want somebody else to do that for you?
>
> [shrug]
This thread is going around in circles like a headless chicken. If anyone
wants to respond please read previous responses to see whether you have
anything new to contribute.
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e were eventually -- internet mail is pretty robust.
> Can
> someone forward me responses to this post if any? Thanks. Chris
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h');
Note also that if command executes correctly without error then 0 is returned
and non-zero in case of errors.
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ral refs about
> cronjobs and not one of them mentioned this.
>
> So, if I put my 1 minute job first in the list, all should be well?
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that block of code.
2) If there is no particular reason why you are storing the date and the time
separately why not just use a DATETIME field? Then you can just use the
builtin db function NOW(). Or, if that datetime never changes once assigned,
you could even use a TIMESTAMP field.
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On Friday 14 January 2005 21:48, Stuart Felenstein wrote:
> When using $_POST vars is it required that a form is
> used ?
Better worded as "if you want to pass values from one page to another and you
want said values to be available in $_POST then yes, you *have* to use a
form".
uick-n-dirty:
preg_match_all('/(|)/iU', $doo, $match);
Feel free to extend to check for closing tags :)
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ste CPU cycles and doesn't
give a false sense of security).
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[0] => image1.jpg
> [1] =>
> [2] => image2.jpg
> [3] =>
> [4] =>
> [5] => image3.jpg
> )
Certainly looks like they're uplo
On Wednesday 12 January 2005 09:59, Sebastian wrote:
> 2) if i attach an image to field 1, 3, 5 and skip the other fields only 1
> file gets uploaded..
How did you ascertain this? What does print_r($_FILES) show? Unless you're
using a broken browser it *should* work.
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blem.
>
> I wonder why it tries to allocate so much memory in teh first place since
> the pics are not that big in size. the last one i tried was 300kb but had a
> resolution of 2272 / 1704px. its really weird.
That's because 2272 x 1704 x (3 bytes/pixel) = a lot of memory
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On a production machine display_errors should *not* be enabled.
> Why does apache not server the 403 on the php
> page? Maybe this is better off in the apache list.
No idea.
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Unknown on line 0
> Any ideas?
Change the ownership of those files to that of the user running apache or make
them readable by others (chmod o+r).
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ut of it. But if you're saying that
running the same code without changes repeatedly will give random results
then *that* doesn't make sense.
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f lines
> showing that is)
Note that you'll have to keep track of line lengths so remnants from a
previous iteration are properly overwritten.
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gt; ?>
You need to use 'AND' (or '&&').
Or you can use in_array():
$usertype = array('student', 'staff', 'admin');
if (in_array($_POST['usertype'], $usertype)) {
// valid userty
"base/image.php', 'src="image.php', ...)
based on the assumption that 'src="base/image.php' only appears inside an
tag.
Otherwise:
$doo = '';
$dah = preg_replace('|()|ie',
'"$1".basename("$2")."$3
Your mail server logs.
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ne in httpd.conf.
> So perhaps the real trouble here is that you need 2000 instead of 20M
> in httpd.conf
>
> Trying to change upload_max_filesize in .htaccess (or with ini_set) will
> be pointless.
No, they _can_ be set there. IIRC this wasn't always the case, so if
ext value" of $option controlled by the outer while-loop?
> When I do
> a print in that loop, I am getting the key value pair for the first element
> in the $option array.
So inside the inner while-loop, $option should never change.
> Changing it to a for loop works. Any idea
otes. Take a field in the record (#3) and replace #1 with it.
> So basically, we have:
>
> "Yadda yadda yadda yadda supplanted-string yadda yadda yadda
> supplanted-string yadda supplanted-string." (#2)
It seems preg_replace_callback() would be ideal for this job.
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tion copy_pic($sourcepic) {
>if(file_exists($sourcepic)) {
> $destinationpic = imagecreatetruecolor(imagesx($sourcepic),
> imagesy($sourcepic)); imagecopy($destinationpic, $sourcepic, 0, 0, 0, 0,
> imagesx($sourcepic), imagesy($sourcepic)); }
>
>return $destinationpic;
> }
om
Or even your own website.
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On Tuesday 04 January 2005 22:04, Robin Getz wrote:
> Jason Wong wrote:
> >Are you using the above code on its own (ie not within some other code
> >that may affect the memory usage)?
>
> Well, herethe entire file (It is pretty short - only a 2 pages, but sorry
> in adv
> >need to look elsewhere because this code is definitely not the cause.
>
> Well, the test case is:
> 1) above with big files = big apache processes - machine crashes
Are you using the above code on its own (ie not within some other code that
may affect the memory usage)?
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it would be easier if I could have it automatically
> done. Is there a way in Apache or PHP (this is going to both lists)
> that this can be accomplished, or should I just stick with my
> require() statements?
php.ini > auto_prepend_file
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you require. If this is for a
production machine then it would be useful to have:
--enable-memory-limit
and enforce it in php.ini.
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nfigure --help | less
to see where exactly the installation will place your files.
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returns is solely dependent on:
mysql_num_rows($dba['results']['attendance_report'])
As I have hinted above you have to find out what code is setting
$dba['results']['attendance_report'], what factors (variables) will affect
tha
On Wednesday 29 December 2004 01:46, The Disguised Jedi wrote:
> Can you not default to variables in a function?
No.
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[type] =>
> [tmp_name] =>
> [error] => 6
> [size] => 0
> )
>
> Doesn't make sense. Readme.txt is simply a small text file on my local HD.
>
> Note, type doesn't register either.
Does upload work at a
On Wednesday 29 December 2004 01:09, Steven Spierenburg wrote:
> to see if i can post...
If you have something to post why not just post it.
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One possible explanation as to why it doesn't work within PHP but works with
something else is that the target site looks at the user-agent in the request
header and if it finds something it doesn't like (eg PHP) then it redirects
the request to http://localhost/ or something. Th
F (TM)).
BTW PHP is not an oppressive language at all :)
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= 18.279228925705 sec; less overhead = 8.9312310218811 sec
$doo = 20
Overhead = 7.9141719341278sec
Ternary = 16.776551008224 sec; less overhead = 8.8623790740967 sec
Abs() = 17.280977964401 sec; less overhead = 9.3668060302734 sec
Conclusion if you know that all your values will be positive then
pposed to return
> either a 0 if no report or invalid session id or 1 for is a report.
>
> function displayMenu($SID){
> echo "Print
> Attendance Sheet \n";
> if(isAttendanceReport($SID))
> echo " "&get_switch=1\"> Print Attendance Report \n&q
where the good luck comes in. Sorry if you misunderstood, I wasn't
offering a solution (other than pointing out that you should make use of the
standard signature separator), I was just pointing out how it is bad not to
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gt; lines and the > in front of them. What would be the
> best way to do this?
Look for the '-- ', otherwise good luck :)
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have guessed,
otherwise I wouldn't be posting this ;-)
ternary = 14.67 secs
abs() = 14.10 secs
The moral of the story is: if speed is important to you always do your *own*
benchmarking.
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es that you want to attach.
It also sounds like you haven't bothered to look very hard as
google > email attachments php
give you more than enough links to solve your problem.
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array. In other words
serialize() then addslashes(). Also you ought to be using
mysql_real_escape_string() rather than addslashes().
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s
to use meta-refresh and construct the refresh URL appropriately (similar to
how you are currently doing the "next" link).
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ing of php config ) !
You don't need to change any of the default settings in php.ini to make this
work.
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g must be disable ?
$_POST is only available from version 4.1.0 of PHP onwards, and is enabled by
default. If you're using any version older than that you *really* ought to
upgrade. All this and more are in the link that you had been given, read it.
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f doing it.
>
> Anybody know how to do "underlines" but using the font itself?
If you can't get any joy using the image*() functions then you could take the
scenic route:
1) compose your prose using the pdf_*() functions
2) then use something like ImageMagick's conversion
ount->addAccount($HTTP_POST);
>
> i googled a lot on this but did not find any good code sample.
Well the syntax you have looks OK, did you try it? Perhaps you meant to pass
$HTTP_POST_VARS?
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seems the right format. Pls advise.
You've misunderstood what the unsigned representation means.
The correct function to use is abs().
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You need to change it to this:
print "\n";
See manual > Types > Strings (Complex syntax).
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> > Stop relying on RPMs and compile Apache + PHP from source. That way you
> > can get all the latest bugs.
>
> Hmmm... I hope you meant "fix" the latest bugs... ;)
No, fixing some of the known bugs is a bonus ;)
is there a way I can patch the source rpm to fix this vunerability?
Stop relying on RPMs and compile Apache + PHP from source. That way you can
get all the latest bugs.
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olour
for comments stop just before the ?>. And a quick check of the manual
confirms that it is documented behaviour.
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On Wednesday 22 December 2004 05:18, Russell P Jones wrote:
> Any idea how to sort an array by string length?
usort(), strlen()
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On Wednesday 22 December 2004 03:53, Richard Lynch wrote:
> ?> can be caught by PHP as the end of PHP mode, no matter where you put it
> in a string or not.
You can't be serious? Or have I misunderstood you?
'; ?>
Works as expected, ie displays "".
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> ini_set
No you can't. Well you can change it but it'll have no effect. Read manual on
ini_set() to see what can be changed and *where* it can be changed.
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d rather be told if I was doing
something wrong (and hopefully learn from that) rather than to be sent to
Coventry.
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ge is two years old I would like to know if it's still
> being true.
> I have to allow system() for my control center script but I don't want
> my users to use it.
> How can I do it?
For what can be set and where, outside of php.ini, look at the manual entry
On Wednesday 22 December 2004 01:37, Paul Aviles wrote:
> Guys, this is trivial. It takes the same effort to provide the answer to
> whoever this guy was, than to lecture him on how to think.
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can easily see where your
quoted strings begin and end.
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oogle > compile php source, is it that hard? What wisdom does it
require? What experience does it need? Don't tell me the OP hasn't heard of
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#x27;s probably because they *do* want to respond?
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tabase.
Like I said, you're storing the means to decrypt on the same system, so once
someone gets in no amount of encryption will help. So basically encryption
(for this purpose) is a waste of time and adds no value. Your best defence is
to prevent them from getting in in the first pl
r !== MySQL
> ini_set ( memory_limit, "500");
>
> but not working
>
> can anyone help me out with this problem..
If you have access to the shell then using mysqldump would be a far quicker
and more robust solution.
Otherwise try breaking your backup into smaller
On Tuesday 21 December 2004 04:41, Anthony Baker wrote:
> Either that, or is there a way to call this variable from the server
> itself so that it's automatically -- and correctly -- set?
Use a combination of one or more items from $_SERVER.
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to get into your system they would
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xt password is. In other words if I am able to read the
file containing your password (whether encrypted or cleartext) then I can
access your database.
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n manual > MySQL
functions to see how to connect, query, and obtain results from MySQL, and
how to check for errors.
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On Saturday 18 December 2004 20:00, Neo Theone wrote:
> I have to setup a HTML-Form to Fax Gateway and I am looking for some way
> to do this in PHP. Generally have the Fax-Modem and nothing more right now.
> Does anybody have any experiancs with this?
hylafax
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ob = test())) { ... }
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($uname['uid'], array(implode(',', $buddylist)));
> }
Here implode() returns a string containing 'buddy1,buddy2', then you stick
that into an array() which is effectively:
array('buddy1,buddy2'); // note that there is only *1* element
Now unless your $u
ndmail is, for most people
starting out, a better choice.
The point of this is to emphasize that:
- Sendmail is most definitely not the only choice of MTA
- Sendmail is (IMO) definitely not the best choice of MTA
- you don't need to know anything about Sendmail to be able to successfully
use
On Thursday 16 December 2004 23:00, Mike wrote:
> If you're on any of the *nix'es, it's hard to go wrong with sendmail.
I think you mean it's hard not to go wrong with sendmail ;-)
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free" smtp server on my own pc, and
> then use it for the mail function.
> What do you think of this idea? Would you recommend any free smtp server
> currently available?
Google should have some good answers for you if you ask nicely.
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output is the result of explicit
echo/print. Then it's just a simple matter to store them into a string before
you output it.
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.gif";
> my problem is with $Esrb_Rate_Pic, i can't put its value to the array
> , i used $row[Esrb_Rate_Pic] = $Esrb_Rate_Pic; but it didn't work
That's because it should be:
$row['Esrb_Rate_Pic'] = $Esrb_Rate_Pic;
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memory as a file. If
you have a recent version of PHP you could use the regular filesystem
functions to write 'directly' to an FP server.
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On Thursday 16 December 2004 01:49, Richard Lynch wrote:
> You now have the joy of diving into sendmail documentation. Have fun. :-^
There are better, easier to use and more secure alternatives to sendmail.
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ads it may suffice. If your aspirations are a bit higher (and
_if_ you want to stick with MS) then MSSQL is the better choice.
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> $start_from = date("Y-m-d",strtotime("- ".$years." year"));
>
> Somehow it always ads the years instead of subtracting.
Try:
strtotime("$years years ago");
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ill talking about search engines? Strictly speaking no search engine
(crawler to be precise) should ever try to access a non-existent page. If you
have moved pages around and want a search engine to still be able to access
the now non-existent page then you should issue the correct HTTP heade
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