database driver's
quoting method. In MySQL, this is mysql_real_escape_string().
Alternatively, use a database abstraction layer such as ADODB or
PEAR::DB/MDB2 and use its prepare() functionality (that way you don't
need to know the db's specific functions).
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simple, it does that, too.
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efficient, but is also html programmer friendly and can still do
template block style templating like
DataObject/DataGrid classes in specific.
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associated
with an image resource; it doesn't remove the temp file associated with
it. It's possible that PHP is either relying on the OS's /tmp cleanup
routines or Apache's temp file cleanup, or has set a large garbage
collection interval itself in its php.ini.
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you're only fetching from the
results set once. Change that to :
while ($one_line_of_data = mysql_fetch_array($response)) {
and you should be set.
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to want to use references. Try the
following:
$mysql = new mysql();
$this-mysql = $mysql;
$user= new user();
$this-user = $user;
Other than that, yes, this is a fairly standard mechanism in PHP's OOP.
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$val = $args[$i + 1]; // Grab value from odd arguments
$$key = $val; // Use dynamic variable assignment
}
Basically, with PATH_INFO, YOU have to do the work of determining where
items in the url map to variables for your script.
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'article.php' will have to become just 'article' for the above to work
(unless you can do rewriting, but you indicated that you don't have
access to your httpd.conf file). The directions
to use the ?php echo ; ? construct.
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including
databases and text files will have quotes escaped with a backslash.
In other words, if magic_quotes_runtime is ON, you *will* need to run
stripslashes on data returned from your database if you don't want
quotes escaped with a backslash.
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$args = split('/', $pi); // Create array of arguments
$f= $args[0]; // Grab first argument
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Depends on your mysql setup; you'll have to look at the mysql
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Why don't you just pass an associative array as the second argument?
Then you can have each class' constructor figure out what it needs from
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but can't find what I
need. All I want to do is add and subtract days without ending up with
bogus date values. IOW, Nov. 29 + 7 days shouldn't be Nov. 36.
Just a nod in the write direction would be great.
mktime() or strtotime()
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is a HOW, can't find the dictionary file anymore, and don't have it
locally either (I don't use auto-completion with PHP). But it
shouldn't be too hard to make ;)
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, ',');
}
$stripped = array_map('subStr', $data);
$my_data_array[] = join(', ', $stripped);
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, if you start having issues at all with
mysql from PHP, recompile.
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with your *Apache*
installation, not with PHP itself; you may have forgotten to pass the
--with-ssl switch to the apache configure script, or passed it to the
wrong path. If you don't need SSL support, you should be able to turn it
off in your httpd.conf.
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NET::POP3 classes, or mysql's native imap classes ( which
cover much more than IMAP).
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to PEAR standards:
http://pear.sourceforge.net/en/standards.php
I'm not sure what the rationale was behind using spaces instead of tabs,
but it's a standard I've seen in perl as well; it's not entirely unheard
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}
or
$objectInstance-testStatic();
I've been using static methods in exactly this way since 4.2 versions of
PHP4 without issue, and see the same behaviour so far in PHP5. Somebody
please correct me if this is not how they work.
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indication of its staying power
in the future.
(And, for the record: our intranet is PHP based.)
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which of the values
returned from MySQL are numbers, but none of them appear to be a number, so
I cannot convert them.
Use intval($value) to get the integer value.
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Is there suggestion about how to remove html tag, javascript and quote
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Yes.
Oh, you wanted an example?
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Either way, you need to add a __call() method to your class and tell it
how to handle dynamic methods.
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and dump it back out in the
way I need it. Any suggestions?
http://php.net/strtotime
Specifically, try the following:
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PEAR's Pager class for this sort of thing. It's highly
configurable -- which means it may take a few tries to get it working
with your own code, but it *will* work, eventually. Browse for the Pager
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:
$url = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] . '?' . $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'];
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for security reasons. You can still
accomplish that you want to do; simply change the php line to:
?php echo VALUE IS: . $_GET['x']; ?
If that's not what you're trying to do... explain in more detail.
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in the command line it reports one error (DB Error:
connect failed).
Does anybody know what is the problem ?
Are you running the script on the same server as the webserver process?
If not, you may need to set up additional permissions on the database to
run it from the new machine.
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a class name or object reference and the
second argument a method name (the first does a static method call, the
second an object method call).
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] or a comma-separated string with both addresses?
Those are the two accepted forms for the first argument to the send()
method. The common pitfall I run into is that I forget to add the Cc
and/or Bcc elements to it before sending -- which means they do not get
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it there.
Then put that address in your address book so you don't need to look
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-9_ ]{2,30}$/i', $name)) {
return true;
}
will perform faster, and gives you case insensitivity with the 'i'
switch following the regexp.
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code, and this allows
them to see their personalized movie times on subsequent visits. (You
could even hide the zipcode form if the cookie is set)
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about functions on php.net. Basically, yes:
function someFunc($arg1, $arg2, $arg3, $arg4 = 'default') {}
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should be for 'is_null($c)' as the default value of $c will
be null, and it will be always set, even if not sent.
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malicious, you can usually complain to the service provider and get
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the second argument to imagerotate() is supposed to
be a floating decimal, not a string. Try:
imagerotate($im, -90, 0);
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, you
can add properties on the fly at any time -- which is why it's good to
declare any that you KNOW will be used in the class via the 'var'
declarations. That way you have at least documented that those are
reserved.
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recommend The
Pragmatic Programmer, by Hunt and Thomas (Addison Wesley Press).
Another place to look might be the Horde's CVS collection -- to see how
other PHP programmers do it.
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, nothing after it, not even
a blank space. The last END must be at the beginning of the line, not
before it, not even a blank space.
And don't forget that the last END must be followed by a semi-colon
ONLY, no other characters on that line... ;-)
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extensively for SQL, and have had no problems with
it in PHP5. Are you sure you're forming the heredoc correctly --
regarding whitespace and punctuation? For reference:
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(if
session.use_cookies == 1) and I've also found that the
session.gc_maxlifetime variable can often have an effect on these
issues.
Also... Did you restart apache?
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has a more definitive answer, but I thought I'd give it
a shot.
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);
$personID = mysql_result($query, 0);
I've used this quite a bit -- much easier than using PHP to do it.
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this.
My understanding is that if you have a session of Mozilla open, if you
run the executable again, it searches for a running session and, if one
is found, uses it to spawn a new window without actually running another
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PEAR code (http://pear.php.net); it's typically
very high quality.
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, failed in another
application on another server.
Please give some more details of your code -- the context in which the
call is being made would be helpful.
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. And they create many REAL
sites... including Yahoo.
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. On the subversion site itself is WebSVN,
which is a PHP frontend for browsing SVN. PEAR also has an SVN library,
although I think it's in alpha or beta stage right now. If you want
things more stable, offer your help to the developers (though I find
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they don't do caching; look under the HTTP or HTML categories on PEAR
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with we home-brewed (and it's not publicly available).
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may
introduce new features, and PHP6 definitely will, but at this point PHP4
will only experience bugfixes and security updates.
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);
Couple of things:
1) I'd close the curl connection before doing your explode
2) I'd check for an error returned by the curl_exec() -- you may have an
error and not even realize it.
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such a project or something similar?
I just want to avoid writing to much SQL
You might want to look into PEAR's DB_DataObject class.
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of ways, and this is the only one that works
consistently.
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both with good success, in similar
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. I'd need to test
something like this pretty rigorously, though.
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into the source page: '(action) is
only accessible if javascript is turned on.'
As much as possible, however, I try and do things on the server-side,
particularly where form validation is concerned.
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now...
}
But, as you can see, you still end up with a lot of duplication and
chances to go wrong -- for instance, what if you forget to include the
file that has get_args() in it?
This is why I like OOP... :-)
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on MySQL, do a fulltext index of the column
you're searching on.
2) Read up on the MATCH () ON () syntax in the MySQL documentation.
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) with a number of systems, and love it.
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functions; these should allow you to post a binary
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, you're going to see stuff like this (hence my question
after your point 2).
My suspicion is that you're not using require_once or include_once, and
the school class file is getting loaded twice.
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that helped,
- Tul
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, you'll need to run 'apt-get install php4-pgsql'; I'm not
sure if there's a php5-pgsql package, but most likely there is -- do an
apt-cache search to find it.
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does
nothing, in either PHP4 or PHP5.
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by default.
If you *don't* want it to replace everything, you need to pass a fourth
argument, which tells it the number of replacements to make. See the
docs for preg_replace for more details.
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as self-contained; I think of
them as traffic controllers. They take input from the user, interpret
that into requests to the Model, then take any information returned by
the model and pass it to the view, and then take the content returned by
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you're going to need to weed through the suggestions and find the tools
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is the term of whether or not a range of matches should be
expanded to as long as possible, e.g.:
Good point; I was a bit hasty in my terminology. I should have said
'*global* by default'.
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, CSS, SQL, and javascript. As I said, I have that in Vim. I
also know EditPlus has that and is either shareware or freeware.
If you're looking for an IDE, can't help you.
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). Is the 'Exception' class a base
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classes? Do I even need to catch objects of a specific type, or can I
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catch ($error) {
do something with $error
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none are the default site (i.e., in the main server webroot).
I have tried specifying the cookie domain and path explicitly, as well
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with IE if your server's clock is behind the client machine's clock --
IE is particularly sensitive to this particular situation, and expires
the cookies -- which leaves the person using IE without a session.
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Matthew Weier O'Phinney
Webmaster and IT Specialist
National Gardening Association
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