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C *AND* something... PHP borrows heavily from both C and perl (and a
variety of other languages) -- both of which use this notation. Most
languages I've used other than python use a delimiter to indicate the
end of a statement (python does as well, technically -- the EOL
character).
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for. You're
manipulating a string, so look in the 'Strings' section of the manual
(http://php.net/strings). Then look for words like 'case' or 'upper',
and you'll find:
strtoupper - Make a string uppercase
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That should work. Have you checked your include_path to make sure a
different, unmodified version of the parent class isn't getting loaded?
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If you're using Apache, the safer bet is to use $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'];
otherwise, use PHP_SELF, but filter it to exclude the path information.
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such resources listed on his
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this? I have php 5.0.3
You need to compile PHP --with-mcrypt and --with-mhash, as the PEAR
installer for =1.4.0 is dependent on one or more libraries that require
these.
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to that count. Again, storage
could be in either a file or a DB.
Either way, you're down to doing the count at most 12 times per hour,
instead of every time your scripts are hit.
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$dif_s = ($day2-$day1);
$dif_d = ($dif_s/60/60/24);
$age = round(($dif_d/365.24));
And, as someone else mentioned, you want to do floor() here, as somebody
is 16 until their 17th birthday.
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of these may be true for ColdFusion as well. What the OP needs to
do is determine what merits PHP or ColdFusion may have over the other,
as well as what demerits might be present for each, and then evaluate
those in the context of their work environment.
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it is TODAY, not 3 years ago, when I last tried it -- these comments
would have more weight. As it is, I feel they're just FUD based on
ignorance.
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I also tend to stay away from PEAR, which is kinda bloated for my
taste, except the Log package.
rant
I hear that a lot on this list, and I don't
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I also tend to stay away from PEAR, which is kinda
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If somebody could offer some *constructive* criticism of PEAR -- PEAR as
it is TODAY, not 3 years ago, when I last tried it -- these comments
would have more weight. As it is, I feel
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The perl culture is one that includes testing and documentation as
the norm
You might be interested to know that there is a PHP equivalent for
Test::More, the CPAN library that prompted the testing revolution that
Perl
' without
the authors of said statements offering any reasons why they think so. I
wanted to address these reasons, instead of just letting the comment
slide on by this time.
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$foo = new SomeClass(); since
assigning by reference will break any previous references -- something I
forgot to mention to Matthew Weier when he challenged the relevance of
the snippet I sent.
Funny... I just ran into that last night as I was writing some unit
tests for an app that uses
company.
It's robust and tested.
If you give it a whirl and have questions, feel free to email me
directly.
/shamelessSelfPromotion
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://somelink/link';
echo '/item';
echo '/channel/rss';
?
You need to add the following before echoing anything:
header('Content-type: text/xml');
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in an
array or another object (otherwise you got a copy of the object, which
means state would then differ between the original and the copy).
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Usually, I develop on Perl. But my current task pushes me to start use
PHP. Generally, it's great but sometimes I'm a little bit confused
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The above notation is unnecessary when developing in PHP5, as objects in
PHP5 are passed
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...
This doesn't demonstrate what the OP was talking about, which is initial
assignment of an object using a reference operator. The results of this
make perfect sense to me -- the references are passed exactly as I would
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Why don't you try to get interactivity with ID machin which is unique, or
with mac address.
MAC address wouldn't work if the user is behind a proxy.
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Why don't you try to get interactivity with ID machin which is unique, or
with mac address.
MAC address wouldn't work if the user is behind a proxy.
I
is meant to give hints as to how to perform layout, but in the end, it's
just a huge string.
Is there some specific issue you're thinking about?
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provide a service that can be agnostic of the device using it.
I understand your concerns, but they come more from a world where
environments can be strictly controlled, and the web ain't one of them.
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a command line and type
# telnet php.net 80
My point? Anything that can communicate over TCP and talk using HTTP
commands is a valid client. That's the way the web was designed, and
that's the way it works.
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, if they were there at the
moment, I'll get an answer immediately. Here, sometimes I'm scared to
ask because of RTFM
Why be scared? Good thing this isn't Usenet. ;)
Speak for yourself... I read via news.php.net... ;-)
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with the form.
If this can be done in php then great. If not any other suggestions are
welcome.
The form handler can be done in any language you want... so, of course,
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(no
braces):
Array
(
[0] = Array
(
[0] = [ OUT1 ]
[1] = [ OUT2 ]
[2] = [ OUT3 ]
)
[1] = Array
(
[0] = OUT1
[1] = OUT2
[2] = OUT3
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what type of sticker you want, that determines the path and the image
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[2] = [ OUT3 ]
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in your
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, then it will even link to that class'
documentation; if not, it shows it statically.
I tend to go with the class name, as it gives more information to the
individual reading the documentation.
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so I don't have to call that repair
function on every page call,
2. I am using xhtml1.1 as DOCTYPE and tidy only gives me the 1.0
transitional version.
tidy_repair_string() OR
tidy_parse_string() + tidy_clean_repair()
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and Apache and/or the
underlying OS. You want to set it to a value that matches Apache's
buffer size and/or the OS's network buffer size. If you don't know
these, using the defaults is probably the best bet.
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should try to write efficient code. But sometimes
you have to look at programmer efficiency as well -- if you're working
for a client under a deadline, you don't always have that luxury.
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of a string of text I could not get.
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as my primary editor :-)
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what php GUI editors do you recommend.
any other recommendations, thanks
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will only contain the values you expect it to - they
should be moved out into a clean array first for further inspection
and filtering, if anything else lingers in the $_POST array, it's most
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the details differ.
If you have more info (like books, urls, examples) please send me.
Unfortunately, no. Most of this is personal experience, a little of it
was garnered from php|Tropics, and that portion wasn't an official part
of Jason Sweat's presentation.
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Some one has asked me to set a web page from within wich users could
launch local applications. Those applications are allready installed in
the client PC.
The link
if
// desired
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config.inc.php have any whitespace following the closing ? tag, or
does it output any HTML? That could be your culprit.
What happens if you do your $_SESSION setting *before* the require, but
directly after the initial header() call?
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I am outputting an multidim. array. That works fine, except one thing.
The first
letter of the value inside dimension 1 always gets printed.
For example:
I fill the arrays:
while
, output will have been sent, and you will not be
able to send a cookie or additional HTTP headers.
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contortions in PHP4 to get similar functionality with microtime.)
From my own benchmarks, it looks like the if-else is slightly faster.
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)*?(.|\s)*?\/head/i , ,
$text);
==^
It seems to be pointing to the 'e' is 'head'. Why? Thanks.
Why are you using regexes instead of strip_tags()?
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You can use defined() to check to see if a constant has been
defined. You can use function_exists() to see if a function
has been defined. But what can you use to check to see if
a class has been defined?
class_exists()
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that it helps.
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will actually generate some
notices -- but since you're developing for PHP4, you can safely ignore
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is, so keep your case consistent throughout.
Docs are here: http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.autoload.php
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likely get that 'for free'.
If all else fails... you're a PHP developer -- code your own!
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with the
func_get_arg() calls, you still get a variable number of arguments, and
you can easily pass references.
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, but most of it will be. If nothing else, it will turn you
towards other newsfeeds that might be of interest.
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, and what falls under the javascript umbrella.
Rule of thumb:
* If it's display related, it's HTML/CSS
* If it has to happen before a request is made, it's Javascript
* If it happens in response to a request, it's PHP
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PEAR has a couple of template solutions, but I'm not hear too much about
them, good or bad.
Another one I've seen favorable review on is patTemplate, from the PHP
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developer/designer efficiency. Finding a happy medium is the
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though today is May 9, and they're still 25.
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SELECT * FROM
`table`
WHERE `age` BETWEEN 25 AND 26;
I knew the above, but how do i use
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own templating class, go and thoroughly review the
code of those that already exist: Smarty, Savant, paTemplate,
FastTemplate, etc. Figure out how each solved the problems. Then
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not *allowed* to make a
tableless design due to the wishes of my boss or client. And,
unfortunately, I have to pay the bills so my family and I have a place
to live and food to eat, so I can't simply refuse a job based on
principle. That's pretty much all I was getting at in my first post.
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WHERE `age` BETWEEN 25 AND 26;
You might want to sanitize your input first.
Like using intval() on your input or mysql_escape_string
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if (preg_match('/http:\/\/www.php.net\//U', $url) # PHP
If you want more information on this, pick up a copy of Mastering
Regular Expressions or Programming Perl, both from O'Reilly Press.
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attachments?
PEAR::Mail + PEAR::Mail_Mime
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of these a variable? is one a string?
I'm suspecting that what you're trying to compare is more like this:
if ($seatnum == 'seat1') {
but I don't know for sure if you've defined a $seatnum variable
previously.
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browser back to script 1
Script 1 is in charge of submitting and displaying; script 2 does the
processing.
This list is the best!
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When you
) follows. It's typically only necessary
in perl if using delimiters other than / around the regexp.
(The person who posted that should have written it as PHP to avoid
confusion: preg_match('/^[0-9][A-Z][a-z]{2-3} \.[0-9]+$/', $string);)
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remember for certain. It's not 100% accurate, but I rarely have
complaints from users whose emails don't validate.
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class that shows very nicely how to use it. If you installed Pager using
the pear installer, the examples aren't included, so you'll need to grab
a Pager package off the pear website, unpack it, and find the examples
within.
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between locations.
Another possibility is if there is a proxy between you and the server.
If so, you'll need to do some workarounds to keep the proxy server from
caching session IDs between requests.
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in mysql
works quite nicely, and are relatively fast (though not as fast as LIKE)
when going through smaller sets of records -- I wouldn't use it for
large sets of records, however.
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in the regular expressions (POSIX)?
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I have a question:
What is in the role of space in the regular expressions (POSIX)?
To match a space.
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... priorities you know :)
Cheers,
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$final;
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be simpler than that, actually:
preg_match('/^[a-z0-9]+$/i', $string)
(tested and works)
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of those for my display logic. Using a template engine
and its language helps me switch gears in my brain to thinking in terms
of display instead of my application logic.
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['bar']; // set a session variable
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on the subject.
(me? I use Smarty.)
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I'll have to agree with you there.
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ideas why?
Yes. It's using the global arrays HTTP_POST_VARS and HTTP_SESSION_VARS
arrays, and 4.3.x has the directive register_globals set to off by
default. It's safer to leave it off. You can easily update the script by
replacing these with $_POST and $_SESSION, respectively.
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to reload.
Alternatively, you set a session variable indicating that the action has
already occurred so that when user submits form again, you check for
existence of said session variable, and, if found, display an error.
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' just sounds better). Heck,
versions of the same browser on different platforms sometimes treat them
differently.
This is why session handling techniques are a common 'fix' for bad
browser behaviour in these instances.
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', $photos);
To determine the number of files, simply do a count() on the $photos
array.
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at other
languages.
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SQL.
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of your class definition.
I'm guessing this is probably *not* the case... it's a PEAR package, and
if it's considered stable, this is *highly* unlikely. (Plus, if it's the
stable version, then I'm running it on my production servers, and I
*know* it's working fine!)
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* Tomás Rodriguez Orta [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Somebody did paging in php for data origin in ODBC Access?
I need an algorithm for doing this, please Help me!
Grab PEAR Pager, and let it do the work for you.
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class B calls its function Y, it will in its
turn call function X (which is not overloaded in class B) and function X
calls the function GUID from which class? Class A or Class B?
Since Class B overrides method guid, function x will call the method
from Class B.
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Hello,
http://us4.php.net/substr_count
Regards,
Matthew Fonda
Russell P Jones wrote:
Im trying to count the number of times a word occurs in a string - is the
only way to do this preg_match_all?
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