Andy,
try that one: /^[a-zA-Z]{3}|\p{Sc}$/u
You don't want to put \p{Sc} in square brackets as \p{Sc} itself already
is a character class. Umm.. Kinda don't make myself clear here, do I?
You just don't want to, it's 5am in the morning here I gotta go to the
next bed ;p
Regards,
Niels
Andy
Andy,
you might want to check out
http://www.regular-expressions.info/unicode.html
Please note two things while using the described syntax:
1. You have to additionally use the u modificator.
2. While \p{Ll} for instance works in PHP, \p{Lowercase_Letter} doesn't.
Regards,
Niels
Hi List
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Why should this be unsafe (whatever the heck that means) in any way? Of
course you can do it.
Regards,
Niels.
[sorry for mailing to your private address. wrong button :)]
Anyway, can you do *this* safely as a DOCUMENTED FEATURE:
foreach($array as $k = $v){
if (...) unset($array[$k]);
}
so I'd suggest taking a look at the Perl libraries for ICQ/AIM and
other IM clients that you can probably adapt to PHP without too much
work. Check www.cpan.org for this.
Or sniff the traffic of a normal ICQ client and learn the protocol
that way. Alternatively you could search for a
Skippy:
The real downside I see it having to rely on JavaScript, but that's
that.
The real downside - if I understand the concept correctly - ist that an
open browser window isn't equal to an 'active' session. I.e. the famous
lunch break still breaks the application as the ping is sent to the
Jasper Bryant-Greene:
Niels Ganser wrote:
I use a Debugger-Class to collect debugging information (now that was
a
hard guess, wasn't it..) during script runtime. In order to collect
everything there is to collect, I instantiate a debugger object right
at
the start of my scripts
Hi,
I'm working on a script which basically loads an image, the user
requested and wonder how to properly sanitize the passed path. For
instance the user should never ever be able to do somtehing
like ?load=../../../etc/passwd.
My approach so far is to simply urldecode() the given string and
Thanks for your reply, Philip.
realpath() is your friend...
That has been my first impression too, but...
realpath() expands all symbolic links
I am actually using symlinks :)
I trust the files on my server so local redirects via symlinks are no
problem, the user submitted data is.
No way.
PHP is server based you can't trigger anything on the client side. Use
Javascript, ActiveX, XUL or the like.
What's the best way to send an executable to a client desktop in PHP?
I'm doing a project where we need to check and see which files need to
be updated on a client-desktop.
Unfortunately, you can't pass along a username/password to apache in a
simple way.
Well, what about http://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I personally wouldn't send
cleartext passwords to a client's browser which might cache them and
stuff, but possible it is.
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string implode(string glue, array pieces) [1]
Regards,
Niels
[1] http://php.net/manual/en/function.implode.php
Pardon my ignorance and lack of ability to form the right search for
google, but I'm trying to figure out if there's a simple function in
PHP to convert array values to a string
Choose the right module. Search your apache config for LoadModule
php5_module resp. LoadModule php4_module.
How to configure apache to select one particular from several
installed php?
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Usually you can use a function in your SELECT statement to change the
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ingredients of your database's timestamp with strptime [3] and
reformat it with
Hi everybody.
I use a Debugger-Class to collect debugging information (now that was a
hard guess, wasn't it..) during script runtime. In order to collect
everything there is to collect, I instantiate a debugger object right at
the start of my scripts and unload this object at the very end of
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