On 6/21/2013 10:09 AM, Karl-Arne Gjersøyen wrote:
Hello.
I have an application that generete HTML5 form in PHP.
The form is written in a while loop and therefore the form field has exact
same name for every row in the loop.
And that is the problem. Because when my PHP document shall handle
Thanks for all the help folks,
PHP-light-PDO-Class
ok well I found this...
https://github.com/poplax/PHP-light-PDO-Class
But it does not seem to recognize the port - I put the port as 8889 but keeps
saying can't connect port 3306
Warning: PDO::__construct() [pdo.--construct]: [2002]
dealTek wrote:
Thanks for all the help folks,
PHP-light-PDO-Class
ok well I found this...
https://github.com/poplax/PHP-light-PDO-Class
But it does not seem to recognize the port - I put the port as 8889 but
keeps saying can't connect port 3306
Warning: PDO::__construct()
On Feb 14, 2013, at 9:49 AM, dealTek deal...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everybody,
Newbie is trying to set up OOP With PHP and MySQL or MySQLi database class
(using CRUD)
Simple story: creating this class database by myself is way over my head. So
it be best for me to find something on the
Also worth checking http://justinvincent.com/ezsql
Which is the class behind the WordPress' wpdb class.
This is a great read too -
http://www.devarticles.com/c/a/MySQL/PHP-and-Databases-for-the-Lazy-Sod/
On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 10:30 AM, dealTek deal...@gmail.com wrote:
On Feb 14, 2013, at
On 06/22/2011 09:05 AM, David Nicholls wrote:
I'm trying to convert a date and time string using strtotime()
The date and time strings are the first entry in each line in a csv file
in the form:
22/06/2011 9:47:20 PM, data1, data2,...
I've been trying to use the following approach,
On 23/06/11 1:35 AM, Shawn McKenzie wrote:
On 06/22/2011 09:05 AM, David Nicholls wrote:
I'm trying to convert a date and time string using strtotime()
The date and time strings are the first entry in each line in a csv file
in the form:
22/06/2011 9:47:20 PM, data1, data2,...
I've been
On 06/22/2011 06:54 PM, David Nicholls wrote:
I'm late to the party, but strtotime works great, though you need to
give it what it expects:
$ts = strtotime(str_replace('/', '-', $date));
Thanks, Shawn, that's a bit more elegant! I'll give it a go. I didn't
know how to do the str_relace
On 23/06/11 10:04 AM, Shawn McKenzie wrote:
On 06/22/2011 06:54 PM, David Nicholls wrote:
I'm late to the party, but strtotime works great, though you need to
give it what it expects:
$ts = strtotime(str_replace('/', '-', $date));
Thanks, Shawn, that's a bit more elegant! I'll give it a
Matty Sarro wrote:
Hey all!
This is probably my second post on the list, so please be gentle. Right now
I am running through the Heads First PHP and MySQL book from O'Reilly.
It's been quite enjoyable so far, but I have some questions about some of
the code they're using in one of the
Solved. Forget to assigning the return value of the method to anything. :S
Sorry.
Márcio
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To: 'php-general@lists.php.net'
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Hi all,
When I
João Cândido de Souza Neto wrote:
You made a mistake in your code:
?php the_title(); ?
must be:
?php echo the_title(); ?
Not necessarily: what if you have
function the_title()
{
echo Title;
}
for example...
In response to Sebastiano:
There would be not much point in using
Thanks, it's now much more clear. I thought that html parts outside
php tags were just dumped to output, no matter of if-else statements
and other conditions. I was *definitely* wrong
2009/7/23 Peter Ford p...@justcroft.com:
In response to Sebastiano:
There would be not much point in using
As for (1) even in my pre-OO days I was used to using a single
generic DAO for all database access. The only time that more
than one DAO existed was for a different DBMS engine. This
is why I have one DAO class for MySQL, one for PostgreSQL
and another for Oracle. If you are
MEM tal...@gmail.com wrote in message
news:000201ca0a9f$ca3fb110$5ebf13...@com...
As for (1) even in my pre-OO days I was used to using a single
generic DAO for all database access. The only time that more
than one DAO existed was for a different DBMS engine. This
is why I have one
Thanks a lot Tony. Unfortunately for me, I'm seeing myself in no conditions
for properly learning a framework. I want to learn PHP and a framework bring
so many concepts at once, that I found extremely complex and time consuming
do dig in, at once, right now. Since I have no more than a few months
You made a mistake in your code:
?php the_title(); ?
must be:
?php echo the_title(); ?
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2009/7/22 João Cândido de Souza Neto j...@consultorweb.cnt.br
You made a mistake in your code:
?php the_title(); ?
must be:
?php echo the_title(); ?
?= the_title(); ?
also works.
-Shane
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2009/7/22 João Cândido de Souza Neto j...@consultorweb.cnt.br
You made a mistake in your code:
?php the_title(); ?
must be:
This is how I'd write this snippet
?php
if ( 'Home' !== ( $title = the_title('','',FALSE)))
{
echo 'h2 class=entry-header',
$title,
'/h2';
}
?
On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 6:31 PM, Lenin le...@phpxperts.net wrote:
Ted Turner
João Cândido de Souza Neto wrote:
You made a mistake in your code:
?php the_title(); ?
must be:
?php echo the_title(); ?
I haven't used worpress in a long time, but the the_title() function
might echo the title unless you pass the FALSE parameter, in which case
it just returns it.
--
As for (1) even in my pre-OO days I was used to using a single generic
DAO
for all database access. The only time that more than one DAO existed
was
for a different DBMS engine. This is why I have one DAO class for MySQL,
one
for PostgreSQL and another for Oracle. If you are incapable of
As for (1) even in my pre-OO days I was used to using a single
generic
DAO
for all database access. The only time that more than one DAO existed
was
for a different DBMS engine. This is why I have one DAO class for
MySQL,
one
for PostgreSQL and another for Oracle. If you are
MEM tal...@gmail.com wrote in message
news:002001ca0898$5d183840$1748a8...@com...
As for (1) even in my pre-OO days I was used to using a single
generic DAO for all database access. The only time that more
than one DAO existed was for a different DBMS engine. This
is why I have one DAO
Why not? Why can't you replace a call to a mysqli function with a call
to a
PDO function?
It's not just a simple replacement - I need to add bindparam, prepare,
execute, placeholders and fetchObject. But I will give it a try...
Also, I also intend to use fetchObject method instead of
On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 03:56:43PM +0100, Tony Marston wrote:
Two things strike me as wrong with your thinking:
(1) The idea that you have a separate DAO for each entity instead of a
single generic DAO which can act for any entity in the system.
(2) The idea that pagination requires its own
Paul M Foster pa...@quillandmouse.com wrote in message
news:20090719220923.gv14...@quillandmouse.com...
On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 03:56:43PM +0100, Tony Marston wrote:
Two things strike me as wrong with your thinking:
(1) The idea that you have a separate DAO for each entity instead of a
i think you will need to make use of a pear package to be able to do this.
pear package: http://pear.php.net/package/Mail
examples: http://blog.thekimsfamily.com/archives/3
docs: http://pear.php.net/manual/en/package.mail.mail.factory.php
Hello,
on 05/05/2009 02:20 PM revDAVE said the following:
I'm trying to set up some basic php send mail scripts - and I'm curious of
the best way to go...
I checked these basics out:
http://us.php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php
And got this code below going, but I'll bet I need a
Govinda wrote:
Hello early birds,
I am going round and round the docs and list posts I saved on this
topic... but I am still stumped.
Kindly show me what I am missing. I want to simply send an array of
vars via a post form to my receiving script.
I've got simple inputs like this:
Govinda schrieb:
Hello early birds,
I am going round and round the docs and list posts I saved on this
topic... but I am still stumped.
Kindly show me what I am missing. I want to simply send an array of
vars via a post form to my receiving script.
I've got simple inputs like this:
input
Govinda wrote:
if (true == ($file=.jpg)) {
Watch out for this!
You're doing a test that is an assignment..
You are assigning the value .jpg to the variable $file. You are
then comparing this to the value true and (due to the loose variable
types) this succeeds.
Although
revDAVE wrote:
Newbie - is there a function similar to the sql 'like' comparison operator?
I would like to be able to compare 2 strings:
If $this ---*like or similar to*--- $that
That type of thing...
I strongly suggest you read up on regular expressions:
revDAVE wrote:
Newbie - is there a function similar to the sql 'like' comparison operator?
I would like to be able to compare 2 strings:
If $this ---*like or similar to*--- $that
That type of thing...
I know of this page:
http://us3.php.net/manual/sl/language.operators.comparison.php
But
Rod Clay wrote:
I have a php script that is invoked on 2 different occasions:
1) the first to create a page with a form the user will use to input
information for a new table row - this form has method=POST
2) the script is run a second time to accept the input from the
completed form, add
heredoc is probably the best way to go. There's no way you can mess up your
quotes, and you don't have to worry about escaping. Altough I wonder what
would happen if you put ? in a heredoc, would it stop processing the php,
thinking that it was the end of the php file, or would it just treat
Here's how I'd do it.
?php
$row= $emp_row-getRecordId();//Or, you can put this inside the heredoc with {}
//heredoc
$str= txt
form name=edit method=post action=emp_edit_result2.php
input type=hidden name=Status value=Active /
input type=hidden name=The_Date value= /
input type=hidden
At 12:56 AM +0100 11/28/07, Jochem Maas wrote:
Colin Guthrie wrote:
tedd wrote:
...
Sorry Tedd, but I'm not sure where the browser sniffing stuff came in.
IE and FF both offer a UI to input the user's preferred language, it's
an HTTP standard thing and nothign to do with user agents
tedd wrote:
At 12:56 AM +0100 11/28/07, Jochem Maas wrote:
Colin Guthrie wrote:
tedd wrote:
...
Sorry Tedd, but I'm not sure where the browser sniffing stuff came in.
IE and FF both offer a UI to input the user's preferred language, it's
an HTTP standard thing and nothign to do
Wow! I love this group, ask and you shall receive. Thanks everyone for the
comments and suggestions.
The following snippet from Andrés Robinet would actually suit my current
project..
define('DEFAULT_LANG_ID', 'en');
function getLanguageId() {
// Allow for language id override in
tedd wrote:
At 12:56 AM +0100 11/28/07, Jochem Maas wrote:
Colin Guthrie wrote:
tedd wrote:
...
Sorry Tedd, but I'm not sure where the browser sniffing stuff came in.
IE and FF both offer a UI to input the user's preferred language, it's
an HTTP standard thing and nothign to do
Jeff Benetti wrote:
...
Am I correct that if two people are logged on using two different languages
that the session var will keep track of the different users (by IP I assume)
and the server won’t mess up?
yes, the contents of $_SESSION are stored per user. this is tracked by way of a
Jeff Benetti wrote:
Am I correct that if two people are logged on using two different languages
that the session var will keep track of the different users (by IP I assume)
and the server won’t mess up?
Sessions are per-user and are not global (you'd need to use something
like memcache or
At 3:01 PM +0100 11/28/07, Jochem Maas wrote:
tedd wrote:
So, sniffing the browser to determine language isn't the same as browser
sniffing -- OK.
there is no sniffing of the browser - merely a case of parsing the contents of
the Accept-Language header if the browser sent it along with the
Dear Tedd, Dear List,
tedd wrote:
As for being hung-up -- again, I'm clueless. I mistakenly thought that
anything obtained from the browser was subject to suspicion as is any
outside data. But apparently you can trust (I realize within certain
limits) some things provided by the browser --
tedd wrote:
At 3:01 PM +0100 11/28/07, Jochem Maas wrote:
...
Jochem:
This just hasn't been my week -- everyone (long story) thinks I'm being
sarcastic when I'm not.
ouch!
The Sorry, my bad means I apologize, my mistake. How can that be
taken as sarcasm?
guess it's down to my input
Jean-Michel Philippon-Nadeau wrote:
Dear Tedd, Dear List,
tedd wrote:
As for being hung-up -- again, I'm clueless. I mistakenly thought
that anything obtained from the browser was subject to suspicion as is
any outside data. But apparently you can trust (I realize within
certain limits)
Jeff Benetti wrote:
I'm a noob so keep the comments to a noob's level please.
I am doing a website and my client wants the bulk of the text to be
bilingual (French and English). The last site I did used php and mysql so I
am getting comfortable with that technology. Typically I am using a
of templating the forms for each language. I would use
a folder for each language.
hth
bastien
To: php-general@lists.php.net From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tue, 27 Nov
2007 15:18:45 + Subject: [PHP] Re: Newbie asks about multi-lingual
website strategies Jeff Benetti wrote: I'm a noob so
Jochem Maas wrote:
tedd wrote:
At 9:37 AM -0400 11/27/07, Jeff Benetti wrote:
Any any and all comments are welcome, it will be a learning curve no
matter
which route I take so a little advice on the best direction pros cons
would
be great.
Thanks,
Jeff
Jeff:
If it were me, I wouldn't
tedd wrote:
At 11:05 PM +0100 11/27/07, Jochem Maas wrote:
tedd wrote:
If it were me, I wouldn't use any problematic browser detects schemes
(they don't work) or any of that high-thought stuff -- it's beyond me.
whether it's beyond you or not only you can judge, but I disagree that
it's
Colin Guthrie wrote:
tedd wrote:
...
Sorry Tedd, but I'm not sure where the browser sniffing stuff came in.
IE and FF both offer a UI to input the user's preferred language, it's
an HTTP standard thing and nothign to do with user agents string
parsing. It uses the Accept-Language header
Ravi wrote:
Guys, I am fairly new to PHP. Here are a few questions, if anybody can
answer it will help me get started. Thanks
I am trying to build a website and I would like to do the following in
my scripts
1. I want to return response to the browser and AFTERWARDS make a log
entry in
That was very very helpful. Thanks a ton!
One more question. For every request, I am sending a redirect back to
the user and the browser takes the user to another url. The problem is
that the browser is not redirecting until the script finishes. Even if I
do flush(), the browser waits til
Ravi wrote:
That was very very helpful. Thanks a ton!
One more question. For every request, I am sending a redirect back to
the user and the browser takes the user to another url. The problem is
that the browser is not redirecting until the script finishes. Even if I
do flush(), the browser
Richard, unfortunately I cannot end the script. I need something like this:
?php
header('Location: http://www.yahoo.com');
// somehow let the browser move to yahoo.com
// now update the database to store some information about user
exit;
?
Richard Heyes wrote:
Ravi wrote:
Ravi wrote:
Richard, unfortunately I cannot end the script. I need something like this:
?php
header('Location: http://www.yahoo.com');
// somehow let the browser move to yahoo.com
// now update the database to store some information about user
exit;
?
In that case you might
On Sunday 21 October 2007, Richard Heyes wrote:
Ravi wrote:
Richard, unfortunately I cannot end the script. I need something like
this:
?php
header('Location: http://www.yahoo.com');
// somehow let the browser move to yahoo.com
// now update the database to store some
Maybe you have a point. I will do performance testing and then decide if
I should try to optimize to that point.
Yes the logging is just one simple insert into the database.
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On 10/21/07, Ravi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe you have a point. I will do performance testing and then decide if
I should try to optimize to that point.
Yes the logging is just one simple insert into the database.
Does your database support some form of INSERT DELAYED ?
Like MySQL does:
I will bet you money that there are far better places to optimize your
application than moving a single SQL insert to after the final output.
On Sunday 21 October 2007, Ravi wrote:
Maybe you have a point. I will do performance testing and then decide if
I should try to optimize to that point.
Suggest using the hex or oct codes for the special characters. It will save you
much heart ache. Here is a great utility http://www.dextronet.com/charprobe.php
Zembower, Kevin wrote:
I'm trying to modify a string so that it can be used as a Distinguished
Name in an LDAP operation.
1st page:
form
textarea name='thebody'/texarea
/form
2nd page:
$str_body = $_POST['thebody'];
mail('[EMAIL PROTECTED]', 'This is the
subject', $str_body);
Of course you can have the email and the subject fields come also from the
1st page.
Hope that helps!
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Man-wai Chang wrote:
create table temp ( big5 char(2) ) character set big5 collate big5_bin;
insert into temp ( big5 ) values ( 0x9f54 );
insert into temp ( big5 ) values ( 0x9f53 );
The 2nd query will report duplicated key. How should I fix the problem?
What does this has to do with PHP?
queries in the command-line MySQL client. If it works there but not
through mysqli_query() then you might have a case for asking here.
For the 13081 chinese alphabets I tried, only 1 one failed, and it's
0x9f54. mysqli_query() should have escaped the string for me. So ...
I suppose most PHP
Man-wai Chang wrote:
queries in the command-line MySQL client. If it works there but not
through mysqli_query() then you might have a case for asking here.
For the 13081 chinese alphabets I tried, only 1 one failed, and it's
0x9f54. mysqli_query() should have escaped the string for me.
create table temp ( big5 char(2) ) character set big5 collate big5_bin;
insert into temp ( big5 ) values ( 0x9f54 );
insert into temp ( big5 ) values ( 0x9f53 );
The 2nd query will report duplicated key. How should I fix the problem?
What does this has to do with PHP?
First of all I don't
Means you're passing the variable as reference.
This means that any change in the variable inside your function will affect
the variable outside your function, in other terms:
if you have
function myfunc($var){
$var = 5;
}
$a = 6;
myfunc($a);
will result in having $a=5 after the function
srdaniel escreveu:
I setup Apache 2.2.3.0 and PHP 5.1.6.6.
When I run this PHP file:
html
head
titlePHP Test/title
/head
body
?php echo 'pHello World/p'; ?
/body
/html
-
Start here:
http://www.educar.pro.br/
-
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Satyam wrote:
for ($x=0;$x1000;$x++) {
echo ' trtdX is ' , $x , '/td/tr';
}
This seems to be a hair faster. I extended the test to 1 requests
(still concurrency 10) to make the test a little more reproducible:
echo str,var,str did 604.65 requests a second where trtd?= $x
?/td/tr did
How bored am I?
This bored: http://dev.stut.net/phpspeed/
Server is running PHP 5.1.2 (really should upgrade that) with no caches
of any sort.
-Stut
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At 4:56 PM +0100 9/11/06, Stut wrote:
How bored am I?
This bored: http://dev.stut.net/phpspeed/
Server is running PHP 5.1.2 (really should upgrade that) with no
caches of any sort.
-Stut
Which begs the question, does it make much of a difference? (not you
being bored, but the rather
), they are the second best option.
Satyam
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From: Stut [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jon Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Satyam [EMAIL PROTECTED]; php-general@lists.php.net
Sent: Monday, September 11, 2006 5:56 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Re: Newbie question about ?= ?
How bored am I?
This bored
Satyam wrote:
I admit I'm totally surprised about the buffered results.
Nevertheless, may I sugest you add the following to the series of tests?:
h3Using line-by-line single-quoted echobr/with comma
separated arguments/h3
snip
There seems to be one thing rarely anybody remembers,
tedd wrote:
At 4:56 PM +0100 9/11/06, Stut wrote:
How bored am I?
This bored: http://dev.stut.net/phpspeed/
Server is running PHP 5.1.2 (really should upgrade that) with no
caches of any sort.
-Stut
Which begs the question, does it make much of a difference? (not you
being bored, but
Jon Anderson wrote:
Stut wrote:
How bored am I?
This bored: http://dev.stut.net/phpspeed/
Server is running PHP 5.1.2 (really should upgrade that) with no
caches of any sort.
Just looking through the source, could you try changing the first
example to put the output all on one line? It's
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From: Stut [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Satyam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: php-general@lists.php.net
Sent: Monday, September 11, 2006 6:32 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Re: Newbie question about ?= ?
Satyam wrote:
I admit I'm totally surprised about the buffered results
At 5:36 PM +0100 9/11/06, Stut wrote:
tedd wrote:
Opinions?
I would have to agree. Having watched the server CPU load while
playing with this test script it would appear that the performance
can be skewed a lot more by that than by the method you use for
squidging out the output.
As a
Mike Borrelli wrote:
Good day,
While I've been using php for more than a little while now, I've never
understood why the use of the ?= ...? short tag is noted to be
avoided.
Or rather, I understand that there's an option to disable it, and that's
why it's noted in this way, but I don't
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From: Al [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: php-general@lists.php.net
Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2006 5:52 PM
Subject: [PHP] Re: Newbie question about ?= ?
Mike Borrelli wrote:
Good day,
While I've been using php for more than a little while now, I've never
understood why
Al wrote:
Structurally, there is a far better way to compile your html pages.
This approach is easier to design and debug and it is faster since it
sends one complete packet instead of one for every short tag. And, it
saves using ob_start() and ob_flush().
Consider:
$report= '';
$report
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From: Jon Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: php-general@lists.php.net
Cc: Al [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 10, 2006 9:16 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Re: Newbie question about ?= ?
Al wrote:
Structurally, there is a far better way to compile your html pages
Duggles Temple wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to say in advance that I am sorry about the silly and very newbie
question I'm asking.
I am having a problem with a shop system. I can't add values into the MySQL
DB via a PHP statement. The values are being transferred from one page to
another (know that
: [PHP] Re: Newbie Question Can't insert values into MySQL DB via
PHP
Duggles Temple wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to say in advance that I am sorry about the silly and very newbie
question I'm asking.
I am having a problem with a shop system. I can't add values into the
MySQL
DB via a PHP statement
Danny wrote:
Hi there,
I´m familiar with PHP syntax, but I´ve been reading some sample scripts, in
PHP5 and i´ve seen some strange things, like diferent ways to read a
collection of rows, magic functions, wrapers, and operators like :: and
-. I know that all is the manual, but before that
Thanks.
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From: Ben [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sep 22, 2005 5:29 PM
Subject: [PHP] Re: newbie questionsession and cookie by javascript
To: php-general@lists.php.net
Alex Andrew Mosqueda said the following on 09/22/05 06:28:
Hi!
I there a way I can get
Alex Andrew Mosqueda said the following on 09/22/05 06:28:
Hi!
I there a way I can get the cookie data stored by javascript(client side) in
php(server side) and vice versa?
Thanks.
It never hurts to check php.net, plenty of useful information there...
$_cookie['cookie name']
Jackson Linux wrote:
...
php include_once /path/to/cv.$r.include.php; ? asks for
cv.'1'.include.php ... And I need it to ask for cv.1.include.php
How can I make a variable to fetch the literal number from the field
cv.category?
Not 100% certain that it will work, but try casting the variable
On 9 Mar 2005, at 11:15, Jason Barnett wrote:
Jackson Linux wrote:
...
php include_once /path/to/cv.$r.include.php; ? asks for
cv.'1'.include.php ... And I need it to ask for cv.1.include.php
How can I make a variable to fetch the literal number from the field
cv.category?
Not 100% certain that it
Jackson Linux wrote:
On 9 Mar 2005, at 11:15, Jason Barnett wrote:
Jackson Linux wrote:
...
php include_once /path/to/cv.$r.include.php; ? asks for
cv.'1'.include.php ... And I need it to ask for cv.1.include.php
How can I make a variable to fetch the literal number from the field
cv.category?
Jochem and everyone,
Thanks, this solved the problem.
Regarding someone's much appreciated comment:
snip[this]...allows any user to simply change the value of r to
something more to
their liking. given the reset of the code that you included in your
first message, who knows what nice holes
The solution for this problem (doing it in the matter that you are
suggesting) is certainly going to involve preg_replace(). However, this
will require you to match only the tags you want to let through (which
is always dangerous) and then strip out all of the rest of them. This
can be very
while ($tantoData = mysql_fetch_array($tantoResult))
{
$tantoEmailArray[] = $tantoData;
}
now all the values are stored into an array ($tantoEmailArray). to convert
an array to a string and join the elements together by a delimiter, use
implode.
hence:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (John Nichel) wrote in
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Jay Blanchard wrote:
[snip]
CR Just a thought, but would it be worth someone posting the list
CR once a week to catch new users as they sign up?
Isn't it posted once a month as it is?
[/snip]
It used to be, but it seems
[snip]
Now, perhaps, an INTERESTING project for some of us to work on would be
that system:
Spec:
Robot subscriber to PHP-General.
Reads all incoming messages.
Discards anything that looks like a 'Reply:' including:
Has 'Re: ' or 'Fwd: in subject
Has Message ID in-reply-to header thingies
[snip]
I'm not going to promise any of this. If someone else is willing to
donate the hardware to make this happen then contact me / the list. Of
course anyone else that wants to donate coding time is more than welcome
to join project ParrotHeadPoster. :)
I can already imagine it now...
[snip]
...lots of really good stuff...
[/snip]
So, basically I saw 3 possible action items from this discussion...
1. phParrot development
2. Weekly CRON of NEWBIE GUIDE (once I get the e-mail portion figured
out)
3. OT posts should contain a TIP or TRICK? If we did this we could
harvest them
Jay Blanchard wrote:
[snip]
Now, perhaps, an INTERESTING project for some of us to work on would be
that system:
Spec:
Robot subscriber to PHP-General.
Reads all incoming messages.
Discards anything that looks like a 'Reply:' including:
Has 'Re: ' or 'Fwd: in subject
Has Message ID
Jay Blanchard wrote:
[snip]
...lots of really good stuff...
[/snip]
So, basically I saw 3 possible action items from this discussion...
1. phParrot development
2. Weekly CRON of NEWBIE GUIDE (once I get the e-mail portion figured
out)
3. OT posts should contain a TIP or TRICK? If we did this we
[snip]
4. a website/subsite related DB to store data for phParrot, tips, etc.
phparrot.net is up for grabs - I'm happy to register it (can't grace the
list with
ace mathematical explainations :-) but I'm happy to shell out a few
bucks as a way
of giving back a little) - and I'd just as happily
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