[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Scott Miller) wrote in
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I have a text file (log file) that I want to be able to read the last
30 or 40 lines of. I've created the code below, but since this file
is so large (currently 8 MB) it won't work. The code works on smaller
files, but not
I apologize if this message is a repeat; I've had trouble posting with
Thunderbird.
I'm interested in how you folks would approach the following issue:
You have a list of data, in a user-defined sequence. For instance, a list
of song titles that can be rearranged on a web page in any order. I
No, it's running on a FreeBSD server. I don't suppose it could have to do
with the firewall or browser security settings on my machine, though ...
could it? I can verify that the session file is being written to the
server's tmp directory... I'm stumped.
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refresh
the page, it loads correctly. What is going on?
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, but that's it --
it's a blank white page otherwise.
The apache error log is silent, and the access log is normal. No php errors
are displayed or written to the log. Here's the real kicker -- if I refresh
the page, it loads correctly. What is going on?
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Matt Hedges [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I'm just talking about the basics, like empty required fields, illegal
characters, string lengths, etc.
What are your preferred methods? I do an awful lot of content management
with HTML forms, so it's not an entirely spurious question.
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relied upon for more serious validation.
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Is there a distinct advantage to doing form validation / error checking on
the server side using PHP? That's how I've always done it because I know
PHP better than
$_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']
or
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']
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You can't use variables inside single quotes, either.
This:
'/path/to/old.$today'
ought to be:
/path/to/old.$today
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I think I must be missing something but this command isn't renaming the
file specified... Pointers
If my server has an open_basedir restriction in place for my home directory,
I understand that to mean I can only open files in the same directory as
whatever script is currently running. Is that correct?
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Can anyone clarify this for me? Is open_basedir recursive or restricted to
the exact paths specified?
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If my server has an open_basedir restriction in place for my home
directory,
I understand that to mean I
- $l_iMod : $l_iHigh);
$l_iThird = $l_iLow;
echo pstrongYour columns are: $l_iFirst, $l_iSecond,
$l_iThird/strong/p;
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$l_iSecond = ($l_iMod 2 ? $l_iHigh - $l_iMod : $l_iHigh);
This should actually be:
$l_iSecond = ($l_iMod == 1 ? $l_iHigh - $l_iMod : $l_iHigh);
but it works both ways.
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the code will give you. If you want, echo the other variables and it
will make more sense.
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Dareal Hamsta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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I get:
Your columns are: 102, 101, 101
???
The other problem with this solution is that it's for a static number
columns first
for ($i = 0; $i $l_iMod; $i++) {
$l_aTable[column$i] = $l_iHigh;
}
// Do the rest
for ($i = count($l_aTable); $i $l_iColumnWidth; $i++) {
$l_aTable[column$i] = $l_iLow;
}
echo 'preResult:br /'; print_r($l_aTable);
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Dareal Hamsta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
In the very simplest way? Just use a str_replace on the quotes:
$words=explode( , str_replace('', '', strtolower($keywords)));
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Close. You need to adjust for the length of your pattern. So if you're
matching against !- start -, then your actual start position (minus the
start comment) is the strpos plus strlen($pattern), or 14 in this case.
$startPos = strpos($file, '!- start -') + 14;
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string);
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not
indicate whether the user accepted the cookie.
http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.setcookie.php
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://us3.php.net/manual/en/features.remote-files.php
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script that you can find here,
although it may be more than you are looking for:
http://www.devdump.com/phpxml.php
I've written a DOMXML-based PHP - XML function that takes Kris' structure
as input, if you're interested.
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PHP manual recommends this, which works for me:
// Unset all of the session variables
$_SESSION = array();
// Destroy the session
session_destroy();
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-files.php
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The directive session.cookie_lifetime in your php.ini is what a session
cookie timeout defaults to. You can manually set the lifetime when you
create it using session_set_cookie_params().
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.session-set-cookie-params.php
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Your subject line raises a completely different question than your message.
Are you looking to sort a multi-dimensional array or select distinct
values from one?
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-parse that post data and create a duplicate record. How can I
prevent this? Cache control?
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And nevermind, problem solved in another thread.
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source is here:
http://www.healthtvchannel.org/test/php2xml.phps
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Tom Rogers
Interesting -- the clone_node() function does make certain that each element
gets its own representation in the output, for any XML I tested. I guess
then my problem lies with how I'm looping through the aforementioned array
structure to get the values themselves.
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and
distinguishing them with attributes.
I'd still like the code to work with XML that did have similarly named
elements in the same node level.. can you see anything in my DOMXML calls
that might indicate the problem?
Source:
http://www.healthtvchannel.org/test/php2xml.phps
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] = Value 2
)
)
)
)
)
[/array]
Source:
http://www.healthtvchannel.org/test/php2xml.phps
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I failed to show the output XML in my last message. It's outputting like
so:
[xml]
rootElement
record id=2Value1Value2/record
/rootElement
[/xml]
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I have a final kink to work out of an array to XML parser
is
outputting this:
rootElement
record id=2Value 1Value 2/record
/rootElement
Any ideas?
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level, I'm overwriting the $thisChild object that I just
created. How can I dynamically name these objects so that I can have an
indeterminate number of elements by the same name, in the same level?
Source:
http://www.healthtvchannel.org/test/php2xml.phps
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to a member function on a non-object How can I
reference that ancestor object when I come back into the function?
(PHP version is 4.3.2, Apache 2.0.44 on Win2k)
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First, make sure to use str_replace whenever possible instead of
ereg_replace. It's faster:
$out_file = str_replace(http://;, , $in_file);
etc...
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']) {
echo ?newVar=1;
}
?
link description text/a
Please tell me there is some way to just append to the query string without checking
it first...
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'] . '?' . @$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] .
'amp;newVar=1';
Now I can just throw in a conditional like below to make sure I'm not
duplicating the newVar in my query string. Thanks!
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PHP random functions? So I'm *not*
required to seed any of them?
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You could put the vars into an array, and use the max fcn:
$limit = max($varArray);
foreach($varArray as $value) {
if ($value == $limit) {
// run something
}
}
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