php-general Digest 11 Feb 2001 19:36:44 -0000 Issue 506
Topics (messages 39109 through 39136):
imagecolorallocate / imagesetpixel / palette size?
39109 by: Dan Harrington
Re: mod_rewrite starts driving me crazy ...
39110 by: Richard Lynch
Re: Parsing XML
39111 by: Richard Lynch
Re: newline processing problem?
39112 by: Richard Lynch
Re: passthru environment variables
39113 by: Richard Lynch
39126 by: Rich Puchalsky
39128 by: Rich Puchalsky
XML Parsing The Sequel II
39114 by: Steve Haemelinck
39120 by: Dave
39123 by: Steve Haemelinck
Code repositery
39115 by: Michel 'ZioBudda' Morelli
39119 by: Dave
39121 by: Dave
[newbie] Can I use regular expressions?
39116 by: zbynek
39117 by: Christian Reiniger
39118 by: PHPBeginner.com
Re: my bugaboo.
39122 by: PHPBeginner.com
39125 by: Floyd Baker
cgi execution w/php failing
39124 by: Clif Wieden
regex : Extracting parts of a string :-???
39127 by: akio
39129 by: Christian Reiniger
building binary data structures
39130 by: Phil Driscoll
comparisons
39131 by: Curtis Maurand
39135 by: Phil Driscoll
checkbocks, arrays and more
39132 by: Christian Dechery
afraid !
39133 by: php php
39134 by: Christian Dechery
39136 by: Carsten Gehling
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Here is something weird going on. Why is it that imagecolorallocate dies
after 256 colors have been allocated? Note, this doesn't matter if
you write a jpg or png, it all produces the same result (see attached
graphic).
Yes, the colors are randomly made, and they all go in a straight, diagonal
line (315 degrees to be precise), and on the 256'th pixel
(I HAVE COUNTED EVERY PIXEL TO MAKE SURE)
it gets stuck on the last color and then continues painting pixels at that
last color until the end of the line.
I've tried to use imagecolordeallocate right after the pixel is drawn,
but that only makes all the pixels come out in one color (white).
Its like the "palette" only holds 256 pixels or something, what's
the deal with that?
Anyone experienced this before? I've looked through the GD library
documentation
at boutell.com, i've looked through php.net, and every search engine on the
internet, and I can't seem to find out what is going on.
Thanks
Dan
======================================================================
<?
$im = imagecreate(400,400);
//sets background to black
imagecolorallocate($im,0,0,0);
$x=0;
$y=0;
while ($x <=400 ){
$color=imagecolorallocate($im,rand(0,255),rand(0,255),rand(0,255));
imagesetpixel($im,$x,$y,$color);
++$x;
++$y;
}
header("Content-type: image/png");
Imagepng($im);
ImageDestroy($im);
?>
> This works perfectly, however what I really need to do is to make it work
> not only with /index.html but with everything typed in your browser...
> (index.html was only a test to let me know I am in a right direction)
>
> I tried:
>
> RewriteRule ^(.*) /start.php?go=$1
> RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /start.php?go=$1
> RewriteRule ^(.+) /start.php?go=$1
> RewriteRule ^(.+)$ /start.php?go=$1
>
> RewriteRule ^(/.*) /start.php?go=$1
> RewriteRule ^(/.*)$ /start.php?go=$1
> RewriteRule ^(/.+) /start.php?go=$1
> RewriteRule ^(/.+)$ /start.php?go=$1
Having just spent about 16 hours fighting with mod_rewrite to try and
replace broken DefaultType on FreeBSD, I feel your pain :-)
My thinking in this case is: It really doesn't make sense to have either ^
or $ here, since you really don't care what you start or end with. So, you
probably just want:
RewriteRule (.*) /start.php?go=$1
Except, of course, that will be an infinite loop, since that matches
start.php?go=index.html as well.
So, what I think you *really* want is:
RewriteRule ^/start\.php.* - [L]
RewriteRule (.*) /start.php?go=$1
Translation:
#1 If we are surfing to "/start.php?blahblahblah", then use the URL as-is
"-" and stop playing these silly rewrite games "[L]"
#2 Any URL that reaches this rule, wasn't one of our start.php hacks, so
redirect to start.php
You may need or want a [R] on the end of that second rule...
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> I want to parse an XML from nasdaq, but I allways get a blank page when
> doing so.
You're gonna have to provide more info than that...
> I also get the notice: undefined index when parsing. What does this mean?
If error_reporting is set to include E_NOTICE, and if you attempt to access
an array element that has never been set (or has been unset) you will get
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> I have some code which generates a large string to be used by the mail()
> function. At the same point in the string each time, PHP stops processing
> "\n" correctly and instead of a newline outputs nothing, so the text
starts to
> get run together.. but it doesn't seem to happen on every "\n". Has
anyone
> else run into this problem? It used to work correctly but I made a few
> changes to portions of the code that were totally uninvolved, and it
started
> behaving this way. Unfortunately, I didn't notice the problem until I'd
made
> a number of small changes to unrelated things and didn't remember what
they
> were.
To really be RFC-compliant, you should use "\r\n" instead of just "\n" --
Un*x mail-handling mostly fixes it for you, but...
My guess would be that you lost a \n somewhere or that you have \\n
somewhere...
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> I'm trying to use passthru in a PHP program to have an external program
> display some data. The problem is that I was trying to have the external
> program's environment pick up the form field variables automatically
passed
> into the PHP program as shell environment variables.
>
> In other words, if a user typed "Smith" into the last_name field in a
form,
> the PHP program called by that form starts out with $last_name = "Smith",
> and I would like the external program called by passthru within the PHP
> program to have a shell environment variable last_name = "Smith".
>
> Does anyone know an easy way to do this?
http://php.net/setenv
<?php
SetEnv("last_name='$last_name'");
?>
Since you probably want to do this for all your POST vars, check out
http://php.net/FAQ.php#7.1
<?php
reset($HTTP_POST_VARS);
while (list($var, $val) = each($HTTP_POST_VARS)){
SetEnv("$var='$val'");
}
?>
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"Richard Lynch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://php.net/setenv
Thanks! But when I try this link, or the "Quick Ref" button on the PHP home
page, I can't find anything about setenv. And the manual doesn't have
anything about it under Program Execution Functions. Is it undocumented?
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> "Richard Lynch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > http://php.net/setenv
>
> Thanks! But when I try this link, or the "Quick Ref" button on the PHP
home
> page, I can't find anything about setenv. And the manual doesn't have
> anything about it under Program Execution Functions. Is it undocumented?
And once I actaully tried it, I got an undefined function message.
Ok, yesterday I had problems parsing an XML from Nasdaq.
Thx to Matt these problems have been solved and I am know able to parse any
XML without problems (I hope).
But I have one question:
In order to parse an XML you have to tell your parser where to find the
document:
$xml_file = ''test.xml';
This works perfectly, but If you want to get the XML files from Nasdaq you
have to say
$xml_file =
http://quotes.nasdaq.com/quote.dll?page=xml&mode=stock&symbol=NETA;
This however doe not work !!!
Why? How can I overcome this problem?
here is some logic, I'm sure you can flesh out the code.
fopen -r the URL
read the results into a variable, fopen -w to write a local temp file
(if the parser you build actially requires a "file")
save it locally and pass the filename variable to your XML parser
function
if your parser can work from a variable, then just pass the read
variable to your parser.
Dave
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From: Steve Haemelinck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 5:13 AM
To: PHP Mailing Listl (E-mail)
Subject: [PHP] XML Parsing The Sequel II
Ok, yesterday I had problems parsing an XML from Nasdaq.
Thx to Matt these problems have been solved and I am know able to
parse any
XML without problems (I hope).
But I have one question:
In order to parse an XML you have to tell your parser where to find
the
document:
$xml_file = ''test.xml';
This works perfectly, but If you want to get the XML files from Nasdaq
you
have to say
$xml_file =
http://quotes.nasdaq.com/quote.dll?page=xml&mode=stock&symbol=NETA;
This however doe not work !!!
Why? How can I overcome this problem?
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But how can I automate the saving locally of the file !!!
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From: Dave [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: zondag 11 februari 2001 14:44
To: PHP Mailing Listl (E-mail)
Subject: RE: [PHP] XML Parsing The Sequel II
here is some logic, I'm sure you can flesh out the code.
fopen -r the URL
read the results into a variable, fopen -w to write a local temp file
(if the parser you build actially requires a "file")
save it locally and pass the filename variable to your XML parser
function
if your parser can work from a variable, then just pass the read
variable to your parser.
Dave
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From: Steve Haemelinck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 5:13 AM
To: PHP Mailing Listl (E-mail)
Subject: [PHP] XML Parsing The Sequel II
Ok, yesterday I had problems parsing an XML from Nasdaq.
Thx to Matt these problems have been solved and I am know able to
parse any
XML without problems (I hope).
But I have one question:
In order to parse an XML you have to tell your parser where to find
the
document:
$xml_file = ''test.xml';
This works perfectly, but If you want to get the XML files from Nasdaq
you
have to say
$xml_file =
http://quotes.nasdaq.com/quote.dll?page=xml&mode=stock&symbol=NETA;
This however doe not work !!!
Why? How can I overcome this problem?
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Hi, does someone know some class/script for setup a code repositery?
I have tried to find it on hotscripts.com or php.resourceindex.com but I
have not find nothing.
Tnx in advance.
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here is some logic, I'm sure you can flesh out the code.
fopen -r the URL
read the results into a variable, fopen -w to write a local temp file
(if the parser you build actially requires a "file")
save it locally and pass the filename variable to your XML parser
function
if your parser can work from a variable, then just pass the read
variable to your parser.
Dave
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From: Michel 'ZioBudda' Morelli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 7:35 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Code repositery
Hi, does someone know some class/script for setup a code repositery?
I have tried to find it on hotscripts.com or php.resourceindex.com but
I
have not find nothing.
Tnx in advance.
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bloccherà.
Se il programma va a gonfie vele, sta aspettando il momento peggiore
per
bloccarsi.
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sorry, ignore that last
hit reply to the wrong friggin message (late night last night)
cheers,
Dave
Hi there!
I want to check if given username consists only of letters of English
alphabet, numbers, or "_".
I can go through the string and check every character.
Wouldn't it be simpler to use regular expressions? How would I do it?
These usernames are OK: _john_, 0123bla, foo
These are wrong: x#y, t&boo, 100%
Thanks for your advice.
zbynek
On Sunday 11 February 2001 13:09, zbynek wrote:
> I want to check if given username consists only of letters of English
> alphabet, numbers, or "_".
> Wouldn't it be simpler to use regular expressions? How would I do it?
if (preg_match ('/^\w+$/', $Username))
echo "'$Username' is ok<br>";
else
echo "'$Username' contains invalid chars"
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or ...
if(ereg("[[:alnum:]_ ]", $name))
result = 1;
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From: zbynek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 9:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] [newbie] Can I use regular expressions?
Hi there!
I want to check if given username consists only of letters of English
alphabet, numbers, or "_".
I can go through the string and check every character.
Wouldn't it be simpler to use regular expressions? How would I do it?
These usernames are OK: _john_, 0123bla, foo
These are wrong: x#y, t&boo, 100%
Thanks for your advice.
zbynek
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What I think you should do is to use php's build-in function addslashes()
It helps .
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From: Anna [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 9:37 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [PHP] my bugaboo.
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From: "Floyd Baker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hello and thanks to all for the help on the magic quotes, etc.
> It gives me a better handle on what I'm dealing with.
>
> Except for one more thing.
>
> When I bring back text from a field which contains a ', and try to apply
it as
> the value of an input box, it still truncates in the box.
>
> When I simply print $text, it prints out correctly as *Don't do this* .
> When I make $text the default value of an input box, it shows as *Don*.
>
> If the slash is still in place, it reads *Don\'t* above the box and *Don\*
in
> the box.
>
> My bugaboo continues.. :->
>
> Thanks again for any further advice.
>
> Floyd
>
That's a problem with HTML.
example:
<input type='text' name='textName' value='Don't do this'>
Sees the ' in Don't as the signal for the end of the value string.
I haven't come up with an automatic way to deal with this,
but what I have done is in these lines (where there might be an apostrophe)
make sure I use double quotes:
<input type="text" name="textName" value="Don't do this">
or
print "<input type=\"text\" name=\"textName\" value=\"Don't do this\">";
Of course, then you may have the same trouble with double quotes. To avoid
that you can do ereg_replace("\"", "''", $text) -- that is, replace a double
quote with two single quotes? I think, I've never bothered.
Hope this helps somehow.
Anna
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The problem seems to be solved.
Some suggestions didn't work, in my application at least, but what I found from
a combination of them was that I can eliminate the problem using a character
entity for the apostrophe. It prints a single quote but does not parse as a
single quote.
$text = (stripslashes($text));
$text = ereg_replace("'","'",$text);
It doesn't work in one shot (ie \' to `).
Further; I originally placed the apostrophes into the database field as they
were, without escaping them with slashes. I have since added slashes. However
converting ' to ' may eliminate the need for add/strip slashes? I have to
try that.
Many tnx to Anne and all.
Floyd
On Sat, 10 Feb 2001 18:36:36 -0600, you wrote:
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Floyd Baker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
>>
>> Hello and thanks to all for the help on the magic quotes, etc.
>> It gives me a better handle on what I'm dealing with.
>>
>> Except for one more thing.
>>
>> When I bring back text from a field which contains a ', and try to apply
>it as
>> the value of an input box, it still truncates in the box.
>>
>> When I simply print $text, it prints out correctly as *Don't do this* .
>> When I make $text the default value of an input box, it shows as *Don*.
>>
>> If the slash is still in place, it reads *Don\'t* above the box and *Don\*
>in
>> the box.
>>
>> My bugaboo continues.. :->
>>
>> Thanks again for any further advice.
>>
>> Floyd
>>
>
>That's a problem with HTML.
>example:
><input type='text' name='textName' value='Don't do this'>
>Sees the ' in Don't as the signal for the end of the value string.
>I haven't come up with an automatic way to deal with this,
>but what I have done is in these lines (where there might be an apostrophe)
>make sure I use double quotes:
><input type="text" name="textName" value="Don't do this">
>or
>print "<input type=\"text\" name=\"textName\" value=\"Don't do this\">";
>
>Of course, then you may have the same trouble with double quotes. To avoid
>that you can do ereg_replace("\"", "''", $text) -- that is, replace a double
>quote with two single quotes? I think, I've never bothered.
>
>Hope this helps somehow.
>
>Anna
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Hi,
I've read through the archives and still must be missing something. I
need to execute a cgi script from php. This seems fairly trivial, but I
can't get it to work.
the cgi script is clean -- executes from the command line without issue
and is 755
from php the follwing is used:
chdir("../../cgibin");
if(is_executable("some.cgi"))
virtual("some.cgi");
else
echo "Not executable";
some.cgi is found and is executable but the following occurs when
attemping to execute via virtual():
Warning: Unable to include 'some.cgi' - request execution failed in
[path to php page]
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
clif
Hello everyone,
I have a string like
$thestring = "\"Hello everyone\" bye";
What I want to extract is: Hello everyone. Instead I get: bye.
I use this command
ereg("([^\"\"]*)$",$thestring,$regs)
and echo $regs[1].
How can I extract what's within double quotes?
TIA
Regards
On Sunday 11 February 2001 17:21, akio wrote:
> $thestring = "\"Hello everyone\" bye";
>
> What I want to extract is: Hello everyone. Instead I get: bye.
> I use this command
>
> ereg("([^\"\"]*)$",$thestring,$regs)
>
> and echo $regs[1].
>
> How can I extract what's within double quotes?
Hmm, I only know the preg syntax. With that it's
preg_match ('/"([^"]*?)"/', $thestring, $matches);
$InQuotes = $matches [1];
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Having written loads of stuff in PHP, I find myself having for the first
time to generate binary data in memory - I actually need to build a native
file for a drawing program in memory. The data consists mainly of lists of
32bit little endian integers - some signed and some unsigned. I've started
the work, and am building the data up in a string variable. I know however
that I am about to get bitten by numeric overflows.
For example if I have a function create_thingy($param1,$param2) where param1
is an unsigned 32 bit int, and the top bit is set, then I suspect that php
will probably represent the number as floating point, and I'll probably lose
some precision.
Has anybody been here before and found a good mode of working in the
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Hello,
I'm having a rather strange problem. I'm trying to compare two values. "01" and
"1". The variables names that they are submitted under are pick1 and pick2. i use
the following code
$mypick1 = strval($pick1);
$mypick2 = strval($pick2);
I then perform the following comparison:
if ($mypick1 == $mypick2)
{
$error = 1;
$errorstring[1] = "Your first pick and second pick are the same.";
}
However, I get the error that they are equal.
If I call the comparison as foloows:
if(strval($mypick1) == strval($mypick2)
{
$error = 1;
$errorstring[1] = "Your first pick and second pick are the same.";
}
I still get the error. Anyone have any ideas? These two valuse mustbe evaluated as
different.
Thanks in advance
Curtis
In spite of yor best efforts here, PHP converts the string values to numbers (because
the strings look like numbers) before doing the comparison.
Force a string comparison by using strcmp and everything will work fine - remember
that strcmp returns true if the strings are not equal and false if equal.
Cheers
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Subject: [PHP] comparisons
Author: "Curtis Maurand" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2001 18:47:31 +0000
Hello,
I'm having a rather strange problem. I'm trying to compare two values. "01" and
"1". The variables names that they are submitted under are pick1 and pick2. i use
the following code
$mypick1 = strval($pick1);
$mypick2 = strval($pick2);
I then perform the following comparison:
if ($mypick1 == $mypick2)
{
$error = 1;
$errorstring[1] = "Your first pick and second pick are the same.";
}
However, I get the error that they are equal.
If I call the comparison as foloows:
if(strval($mypick1) == strval($mypick2)
{
$error = 1;
$errorstring[1] = "Your first pick and second pick are the same.";
}
I still get the error. Anyone have any ideas? These two valuse mustbe evaluated as
different.
Thanks in advance
Curtis
PLease... I need some help from u gurus on this.
I have a table of gas stations (and a whole lot other tables, for stuff
connected to them), and I have a table with 'assets' of each of these gas
stations (or other stuff)... so I have to make a form so when inserting the
user can select with of these assets it has, but also, he may add a comment
to each of the assets, example:
my table of assets contains:
coke machine
vending machine
atm
dinner
public phone
and someone is inserting a gas station there... and it has two dinners and
3 public phones, so he would check the checkboxes referring to these and
add a little comment to show the number... right?
but how can I pass this to the next page so I can insert in the tables?
if I only had the checkboxes, it'd be easy like:
<input type=checkbox name="assets[]"> <== for each of them... but how can I
add the input type text next to each of the checkboxes and make them
referrable?
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i used to work on asp with oracle and access!
i'm working on windont NT but i want to publish my site at a provider that
has linux? do i have to change my code for that ?
do u know any provider that accepts acces and mysql with php4?
i'm afraid of using mysql with php cause i'm in hurry and that i discovered
that mysql interface is not as good and easy as of oracle and access! is it
true that if i want to insert data to a table i have to do it from the
commend line?
Thanks a lot
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At 19:17 11/2/2001 +0000, you wrote:
>Hi!
>i've just joined ur mailing list!
>i used to work on asp with oracle and access!
>i'm working on windont NT but i want to publish my site at a provider that
>has linux? do i have to change my code for that ?
>do u know any provider that accepts acces and mysql with php4?
>i'm afraid of using mysql with php cause i'm in hurry and that i
>discovered that mysql interface is not as good and easy as of oracle and
>access! is it true that if i want to insert data to a table i have to do
>it from the commend line?
not really... there are many very nice Mysql clients avaliable... Mascon
for once is very nice....
and u can also put together or own PHP form to populate the tables... :)
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. Christian Dechery (lemming)
. http://www.tanamesa.com.br
. Gaita-L Owner / Web Developer
From: "php php" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 8:17 PM
> i'm afraid of using mysql with php cause i'm in hurry and that i
discovered
> that mysql interface is not as good and easy as of oracle and access! is
it
> true that if i want to insert data to a table i have to do it from the
> commend line?
Try to use the PhpMyAdmin - download it from http://www.phpwizard.com/
It is a very good MySql web client toolkit, that is built with PHP.
- Carsten
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