?
Use double quotation marks instead of single quotation marks:
\n
See here for why:
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php#language.types.string.syntax.double
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identical to what I'm trying to do. Thanks and disregard
my previous post if this is so.
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it, but only if it is not too much trouble. I can take a
go at it now that the basic approach is carved out: query once,
recurse the data in PHP.
Thanks,
Ben
On Jun 30, 2006, at 12:05 AM, Larry Garfield wrote:
I've written such a system before more than once. You do the
sorting in SQL
lists within lists and list items
within their respective list. This saves some PHP and CSS troubles if
one were to use div or p structure instead, as I found out.
Apologies for any formatting issues and vagaries about the data
structure and variable naming in this post.
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On 6/30/06, Adam Zey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that will work, but there is one huge improvement you can make.
You are making millions of copies of your work array! Not only do you
pass the entire array by value recursively, but foreach makes copies of
the arrays it loops through! So who
again for all your help.
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Both let you do the same thing, you just reference data
differently, and the first example involves working with the
original array, so foreach has no chance to copy it. HOWEVER, if my
above supposition about foreach not copying a reference is correct,
you
element to the next array element (ie: sorting one item at a
time)? Should this be done with a recursive algorithm?
Anyone with experience writing code for this type of message board, or
implementing existing code? Thanks for any help in advance.
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simple like selecting ten
superparents and all their children.
Regards, Adam.
Thanks for the help Adam, I'll try to wrap my head around your response...
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to complete whatever they are doing and then kick them off while
preventing new users from logging in. I was thinking for example, what
if someone is in the process of uploading a file to the web app host
or filling out step 2 of a 4 part membership form or something that
requires multiple steps.
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On 6
Thanks Adam,
What you say makes good sense to me. Is there some method to run a
script that kills all active sessions on a host? It could become part
of the maintenance script I suppose:
1) Kill all active sessions
2) Put up generic maintenance screen
3) Deny further login attempts
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the ramifications of having open sessions alive through the
maintenance period and afterward might be so I thought it best to just
kill them. It doesn't sound like anything horrible can happen except
some inconvenience maybe.
Regards, Adam
Ben Liu wrote:
Thanks Adam,
What you say makes good sense to me
the form with other values in POST than you intend.
So, there are two things you must do here: 1) always check the origin of
your data (don't use $_REQUEST, even if it seems convenient), and 2)
always check that the input received is input expected (filter the input).
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processing them item by item.
Thanks for any insights...
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The script that processes the form looks like:
On Jun 9, 2006, at 7:12 PM, Richard Lynch wrote:
name=bool[0][careers]
might do what you want...
it's really quite difficult to say without a concrete example...
On Thu
Hi Mike,
Thanks for pointing that out. I hadn't thought of it but you are
right. But I still don't think this addresses the issue of ordering.
The basic problem is that the way a $_POST variable gets processed is
in the order it is in on the original form. If you want to present the
fields in
version
5.12.there was a bug, if you want that PHP makes an associative array
of form elements.
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=37276
Enjoy
Mindaugas
On 6/9/06, Ben Liu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mike,
Thanks for pointing that out. I hadn't thought of it but you are
right. But I still don't think
to present the checkboxes in a certain order, yet
have the data transmitted into the $_POST super global in a different
order?
2) Does it make more sense to process the $_POST super global array
and reorder the items within the array?
3) Some other method?
Thanks for any advice.
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for some future-proofing.
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On 6/8/06, Dave Goodchild [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 08/06/06, Ben Liu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can access the values in the $_POST array in any order, so if you know
the checkbox names why not output them in the order you
, checking each for true/false state. If the checkbox is
checked, I add the associative key name to the query. Eliminating the
checkbox names in favor of a numerical key only would make this more
complicated.
- Ben
On 6/8/06, Barry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. Use Keys in your form like a[1],a[2]
2
so that i can process user input while not interrupting the
protocol.
Have you looked at pcntl_fork()?
http://www.php.net/pcntl-fork
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Also, I need to re-order the elements in a custom manner, not simply
alphabetical or reverse alphabetical or some logical way like that,
more like how the original form is presented, by related fields. More
specifically, the form is for a membership system, the system collects
typical demographic
Der...of course. Thanks Ron! I knew the answer was simple. :-)
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On 6/8/06, Ron Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
why not create an array with the keys in the order you want ( $array=
array(value1,value2,). Then loop through the array and use the
values as keys to the $_POST variable
of this:
foreach ($_POST as $key = $data) {
if ($data) $query.=$key, ;
}
Thanks,
Ben
On 6/8/06, João Cândido de Souza Neto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since i remember, when a for POST is sent and a checkbox is not checked, php
not receive this $_POST variable
to recode this section to match. The solution I
used to solve this was to remove the table, put all the checkboxes
into div elements, float them into columns and now they appear in
the same order as before when they were in a table, but they write to
the $_POST variable in the order that I want.
- Ben
sorry, mysql_data_seek()
On 6/8/06, sam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After I've looped through a resource do I have to run the query again
to load up 'mysql_fetch_assoc' or is there some kind of reset
function I can't find?
$q = SELECT * FROM table;
$s = mysql_query($q, $pe) or
this. Can the
$_POST superglobal be manipulated in this way:
foreach ($_POST as $fieldname) ?
Thanks for any help and guidance.
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I guess I was just talking the problem out. :-)
Writing that post helped me think of iterating through $_POST. Now
I've come to this problem:
Before I did this and it works:
while ([EMAIL PROTECTED]($result)) {
if ($fieldname1) $output.=$row[fieldname1]\t;
if ($fieldname2)
off the data output.
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(DB_FETCHMODE_ASSOC);
$data = $db-getAll($sSQL);
memcache_set($MEMCACHE_STR, MD5($sSQL), $data, 0, 10);
Now, your result set is stored properly on the memcache server.
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it may make
them more difficult to find, but it does not guarantee security as
Chuck points out. This is discussed at [http://php.net/manual/en/
ref.session.php] as pointed out by Jochem.
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On Apr 20, 2006, at 7:22 PM, Richard Lynch wrote:
On Thu, April 20, 2006 1:46 pm, Ben Liu wrote
Ach, correction: Chuck is correct here. = *Richard* is correct here.
No morning coffee yet, sorry.
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On Apr 20, 2006, at 7:22 PM, Richard Lynch wrote:
On Thu, April 20, 2006 1:46 pm, Ben Liu wrote:
After a bit more research, I think I understand why Jochem recommends
use
data, changing
the session name should be enough to prevent cross-contamination of
session variables.
I'm still reading/learning so if I'm wrong, someone else please jump in.
- Ben
On Apr 21, 2006, at 12:05 AM, Chuck Anderson wrote:
This has been a very interesting discussion, as I have had
of directory/sub directory?
What is the best way to avoid/prevent this problem? Should I be using
specific Session ID's or Session names?
Thanks for any help,
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Thanks for the response Robin, I'm reading up on session.cookie_path
now. It seems that this would require creating separate php.ini files
for each application.
On 4/20/06, Robin Vickery [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 20/04/06, Ben Liu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello All,
I'm using a single
Hi Dave,
Thanks, I think the method recommended by Robin using the function
ini_set() would work, but somehow I think this could be done in
simpler fashion by setting separate session names for each app, unless
I am misunderstanding the use of session_name(). Trying this out
now...
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On 4
Thanks Jochem, this should give me all I need to solve this problem. -Ben
On 4/20/06, Jochem Maas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ben Liu wrote:
Hi Dave,
Thanks, I think the method recommended by Robin using the function
ini_set() would work, but somehow I think this could be done in
simpler
from gaining access to session information and then using
it to gain inappropriate access to the application the session was
created for or even other applications running on the same shared
server. Anyway, I think that's why.
- Ben
On 4/20/06, Dave Goodchild [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let me know how
Rather than using the following, which simply displays a white screen with
the die message, is there a way to add the die message to the body of the
original form page, such as in a variable, so that I can display the message
on the original form page with all the values already filled out, so
In trying to make an alpha list, using the following:
for($i=A;$i=Z;$i++) {
echo $i;
}
Produces:
A
B
C...
X
Y
Z
AA
AB
AC...
AX
AY
AZ... all the way to YZ.
What am I doing wrong that it's not stopping at just plain old Z, without
moving on to AA and continuing?
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a more sensible algorithm and it now runs
in less than a second. Obviously it wasn't the language.
In the end maybe an extension will be the way to go for you, depending on
your needs, but do everything else you can first.
Just my opinion,
Ben
On Mon, 13 Mar 2006 08:04:53 -0500, Jochem Maas
If anyone has an answer for this, I would be greatly appreciative.
I was trying to compare two values, the first is the total cost of products
to be refunded, and the second is the original order total. To the naked
eye, they both were coming out as 102.85, yet an if($Refund_Amount
the other year for spendng so
much on adwords though. ;)
On 1/25/06, tedd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
They are using oscommerce specifically. An open source PHP shopping cart.
ben:
Not that you said or implied otherwise.
soapbox
PHP or not, there's no reason I know of for not complying
They are using oscommerce specifically. An open source PHP shopping cart.
I have also come accross php errrors when accessing googles suggest feature,
some strange reaction with greesemonkey.
On 1/25/06, tedd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looks like google are using PHP and oscommerce for their web
Is there a way to easily tell PHP how many days there are in a selected
month without writing the following out for each month:
if($Month == January) {
$NumberOfDays = 31;
}
elseif($Month == February) {
if($Year == A Leap Year) {
$NumberOfDays = 29;
}
I'm working with a medium sized ISP to start rolling out PHP and MySQL
services to customers. I've been looking around for best practices or help
with such a roll out but not found anything. I'm confident I can roll out
the services but with so many other ISPs currently running PHP it seems like
When using forms with PHP sessions, hitting the back button results in
WARNING: Page has Expired
I am wondering if there is a work around for this so that it (IE, in this
case) resubmits the form information and displays the previous page.
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Is there a way in PHP to count using hex instead of numerals so that the
following statement
$var = 237F;
$var++;
echo $var;
would result in
2380
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Never mind - wasn't adding properly. Found it after all on php.net, anyway.
Thanks anyway.
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Subject: [PHP] Counting in Hex
Is there a way in PHP to count
I believe the difference between using = and = is that the former
passes the value by reference, though I've never been clear about the
benefits of using one over the other when it comes to PEAR:DB (the
PEAR:DB documentation uses = extensively, so presumably it is the
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$results-query('select * from eternityrecords.journal');
Should this not be:
$results = $db-query('select * from eternityrecords.journal');
See:
http://pear.php.net/manual/en/package.database.db.db-result.fetchinto.php
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If I have an array, such as
$Var[0] = Dog;
$Var[1] = Cat;
$Var[2] = Horse;
Is there a way to quickly check to see if $Var contains Lion without
walking through each value?
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Jay Blanchard said the following on 12/06/2005 11:24 AM:
[snip]
FlameBateAnd for those interested in using a real computer/FlameBate,
it's
GUI also runs under MacOSX.
[/snip]
If they are real why aren't there more of them?
'cause it's real expensive ;-).
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development package installed?...
Please provide more information about what you have done and what error
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You can do this if you register a different add-type. Say php5 for the php
5.1 pages and just php for the regular ones. You may (I can't recall) have
to install one as mod_php and the other as a cgi. There are surely guides
on the internet to help you get both running simultaneously.
On
It seems to work well for me and there's no need to trust whatever the
browser claims a file is or having to worry about different browsers
inconsistently describing a mime type.
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into whether you are
running in safe mode or not, and if you are whether you have your
program in the safe_mode_exec_dir or not. Also check disable_functions
to see if any of the ones you are having trouble with are listed.
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echo $temp;
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Hi Ben,
Thursday, November 17, 2005, 3:26:04 PM, you wrote:
Is there a way to test if a user has cookies turned on or not so
that I can use cookies if the user allows them and use the URL if
the user does not allow them?
Set one? :)
Then check if it exists or not.
This of course
work, intval converts ten to a
number so that doesn't work
is_numeric
http://ca.php.net/is_numeric
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any header() function use.
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Aaron Greenspan wrote:
Yonatan,
And since I'm the Lampshade guy, I'll throw Lampshade out there, as well:
http://www.thinkcomputer.com/software/lampshade/index.html
Unlike a lot of frameworks, Lampshade is entirely procedural, and it's
designed specifically for use with MySQL. I suppose that
PEAR::DB got their disadvantages, does PDO got disadvantages also
compared for using specific pg_ functions?
Thanks in advance,
Yonatan Ben-Nes
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5. InterJinn - http://www.interjinn.com/about/index.phtml
6. PHP2GO - http://php2go.sourceforge.net/
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Richard Davey wrote:
Hi Yonatan,
Tuesday, November 15, 2005, 2:54:27 PM, you wrote:
I want to start using a framework to my future sites and I saw that
there are quite alot of options out there at the net, if anyone got
any experience with frameworks I would really like to receive some
I am trying to learn how to work with arrays, and have the basic concept
down for working within a single page, but I am having trouble sending an
array from one page to another. For example, I can send a variable from
page to page using either the URL, such as www.domain.com/?foo=bar, or using
a
Robert Cummings wrote:
On Tue, 2005-11-15 at 09:54, Yonatan Ben-Nes wrote:
Hi All,
I want to start using a framework to my future sites and I saw that
there are quite alot of options out there at the net, if anyone got any
experience with frameworks I would really like to receive some
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going, so $url, $sql, $html, etc. But, with that in mind, it wouldn't be
too hard to use $_OCLEAN['url'], $_OCLEAN['sql'], and $_OCLEAN['html']
as arrays within the $_OCLEAN array.
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As Richard suggested, curl ought to work or what ever web services
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able to trust the data in $clean.
If PHP had a taint mode and didn't have register_globals, then we'd be
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curl and voila, you're done.
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This alleviates the exposure issues I was discussing.
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On 11/9/05 9:45 AM, Paul Williams wrote:
?php
print EOF
HTML
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']
/HTML
EOF;
?
Try it with curly braces:
?php
print EOF
HTML
{$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']}
/HTML
EOF;
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it this way:
?php
print EOF
HTML
$_SERVER[PHP_SELF]
/HTML
EOF;
?
Personally, I put curly braces around all interpolated variables because
it makes it easier for me to read and see the variables, but this is
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On 11/9/05 10:03 AM, Paul Williams wrote:
So would it be acceptable if I used curly braces on all variables
(whether superglobals or not) in a here document?
Yes.
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probably not
very sensitive).
Does this answer your question?
And, yeah, denying used order numbers would be a good idea.
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, and if this is a route you want to
take, I would suggest looking at PEAR::HTTP_Request, since it provides
an easy to use API for this. I, however, don't think you'll need to do
this (at least it doesn't sound like something that's necessary given
what I know about your form).
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the echoed line and try to run it against the database. Does it still
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something it shouldn't.
This, of course, assumes you're using MySQL, but there are other
escaping functions for other databases. Just look in the PHP manual.
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of work into it to help out with this.
In the meantime, check out PEAR::Mail, which includes Mail_RFC822 that
can be used to validate e-mail addresses. Also, if your PHP is compiled
--with-imap, then you can use imap_rfc822_parse_adrlist() to validate
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individual host and access the same profile. So, you'll
need to authenticate the user when they visit a new host. This may be a
decrease in usability, but it's an increase in security.
For more information about sessions, read the manual:
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increases the risk of exposure.
[Hi Ben!]
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to share sessions across two different domains. If you must share
profile information, then (in my opinion) require authentication and a
separate session on the second domain. Otherwise, use a subdomain to
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a NULL value? You should filter your variables before you use
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Remember, $_SERVER variables can be overwritten:
$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] = 'Howdy Doody';
echo $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'];
So, make sure they're what you expect them to be.
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On 11/8/05 11:52 PM, Ben Ramsey wrote:
I know this is off-topic for this thread, but just as I see isset()
misused (as in this case), I often see empty() misused. For example,
when using empty(), the following all return TRUE:
On second thought, misused is the wrong word. I mean misunderstood
and to only allow connections from localhost.
Now I know this isn't exactly what you asked, but someone will probably
come along shortly and offer something more in line.
Ben
On Fri, 04 Nov 2005 15:36:47 -0500, Bing Du [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Some functions need you to provide
to start looking.
- Ben
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On Mon, 31 Oct 2005 10:30:49 -0500, Dan McCullough
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I having been looking for some snippet to help me with changing MS
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