For a logging system that I've been writing I came up with a way to asign
a unique id number to every IP address that visits the site. What I do
is append every *new* IP to a new line in a file (ips.txt). Then when I
have an IP and need the id I file() the ip log to put it in an array,
This function is what I used:
function getId ($ip) {
$ipData = file('idData/ips.txt');
$ipData = array_flip($ipData);
$id = $ipData[$ip] + 1;
return $id;
}
It is defined in idData.inc.php which is required in the file with the
problem (controlPanel.php).
I decided to ban a third
I am making an authorizatoin script for the control panel of a loggin
system I have been writing. Here is what I have right now:
?php
require_once('config.inc.php');
$authorized = 0;
$getUser = $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'];
$getPass = $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW'];
if (($getUser == $user) ($getPass ==
Why does this not work? It is just a simple hit counter (hence the
snarls, hissing, and growling). It logs the ips address but does not
increment $current or log it. I do have counter.txt and ips.txt chmod'd
to 777. Ips.txt starts blank and counter.txt starts with just a 0 in it.
?php
No, because if i did that the counter would increment no matter what the
IP address is. The way I have it the counter will only increment if it
is a new ip address to the site. I just fixed it by switching
$current++; to $current += 1; Apparently there is some small difference
between the two.
FYI there were no newlines involved in my program. (go back to the
message and read the code)
On Fri, 4 Jul 2003 12:06:46 -0700 (PDT), Rasmus Lerdorf
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On Fri, 4 Jul 2003, Robert Cummings wrote:
Undoubtedly the above will work as we both know, the output will be
123;
How would I set the file pointer to the very end of the last line of the
file?
ex. ahkjhff
asdjfhlkajf
sdfhaksljdh
kasjdhkjlfh
asdjfhklajs
askjdhjfdjf//here
Thanks,
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When .inc.php files are included they are also executed whenever the
script is executed right?
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the real extension is .php
On Tue, 2003-07-01 at 17:38, Kyle Babich wrote:
When .inc.php files are included they are also executed whenever the
script is executed right?
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Any php programmers out there have a little free time? I've been trying
to find the bug in my logging system forever and I've all but given up.
If anyone else wants to try their luck then...
http://babich.us/log/source/log.php.txt
http://babich.us/log/source/config.inc.php.txt
bye() to return 'x = 1'? I tried declaring
the x = 1 in hello() global and I tried declaring it static.
On Tue, 01 Jul 2003 17:27:48 -0500, Kyle Babich [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
Any php programmers out there have a little free time? I've been trying
to find the bug in my logging system forever
The following code obtains lists of files from two different directories and reverse
numerically sorts them. Then bellow it takes one file and dumps the contents into an
array, which works fine. The problem is where it takes the entire content of the
matching file from the second directory
I have a input field in a form that is disabled by javascript but is assigned a value
in the code that is the RFC 822 formated date. Why is this field not included in the
$HTTP_POST_VARS?
Here is the page I am talking about:
http://babich.us/xlog/post.php
When the page is submitted all other
Nothing passes when it is disabled via HTML either.
just for shits and giggles, why not manually disable the field without using
javascript and see what happens. just add the word disabled to the tag.
input disabled type='text' name=date value=
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That works, thanks.
Try setting that date as a type=hidden value instead. Do a
print_r($_POST) at the other end to see what comes up!
-Michael
On Fri, 2003-06-20 at 08:55, Kyle Babich wrote:
I have a input field in a form that is disabled by javascript but is assigned a
value
I have a file, current.txt, that at the start has only the digit 1 in it. Here is my
code:
$current = readfile('setupData/current.txt');
foreach ($HTTP_POST_VARS as $index = $value) {
$index = $HTTP_POST_VARS['$index'];
}
$info = fopen(postInfo/{$current}-{$dateFile}.txt, 'w');
I have a form (setup.php) that passes values to processSetup.php when they are written
into setup.txt. I'm trying to instead of writing every idividual value into setup.txt
from setup.php, write a loop that will take as many values as there are in the $_POST
array and write them all into a
What kind of 'logical' order do you need for the Post array?
To clarify:
Do you need to write to a file the POST variables passed to the script?
Yes, setup.php - processSetup.php - setup.txt
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I have a form
Thank you to those of you who helped me with my last problem earlier today.
Now I have a text file (setup.txt) that has a series of values all seperated by
\r\n's. Inside of another file I'm trying to read setup.txt into $rawSetupData and
explode that with \r\n's into an array called
smoothly and understand what's
happening,
THEN start modifying it to a 3-file form.
I'd personally push forms through using POST method rather than get
whenever
possible -- especially when dealing with files... the manual does it this
way too :)
Justin
on 12/01/03 12:18 PM, Kyle
I just broke skin with php and I'm learning forms, which I'm not good
with at all. These are snippets from post.html:
form method=get action=process.php enctype=multipart/form-data
and
input type=file name=image1 maxlength=750 allow=images/*br
input type=file name=image2 maxlength=750
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