What is the guestimate release date for r2?
it depends on how much additional help we receive.
the data i/o pipeline is functional and nearing completion
our presentation tools are under development and I expect those to go pretty
quickly
there is some work left to do on the make system.
and
hi all,
I received this from a guy at SAP regarding a SAPDB compile with php:
As you might have guessed, I am still unable to compile --with-sapdb
I've entered a bug report with all of the details:
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=16100
If anyone has successfully compiled SAPDB with PHP on any
hi all,
Apologize if php-dev is inappropriate, but since this is a compile problem I
thought it would be relevant. I have cc:d the sapdb-general list as they
should be aware of these compile problems (and that is where I first asked
for help). I would like to construct a guide for people using
SAP DB is just another name for AdabasD from a programmers point of view-
Ah, cool.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.odbc.php
Well, yes.
In addition to normal ODBC support, the Unified ODBC functions in PHP allow
you to access several databases that have borrowed the semantics of the
hi all,
One of the binarycloud developers just told me to have a look at the SAP OS
database, SAPDB.
I'm going to test it tomorrow to see if it actually does what it claims, but
this _looks_ like serious OS competition to Oracle, and if it is I would
very much like to use it for my next
I'm currently writing The PEAR Manifest, a document that clearly
defines PEAR once and for all. I'll post the first draft on pear-dev
here when it's done, but to answer your question, there has been talk
about a core set of packages for a while. In the manifest these are
called PFC (PHP
I will first focus on the functional aspects, then step by step making
the necessary changes to make that final code compliant to the PEAR
coding standard.
This makes no sense for PEAR.
I propose this way:
1. pearize Metabase (functionNames, using PEAR_Error)
2. commit the stuff to PEAR
* Manuel Lemos wrote:
I think that the greatest point of the merger is to have one and only
one abstraction layer in PEAR,
I think consensus was that there shouldn't be the one and
only XYZ PEAR class but more than one XYZ PEAR class (like
IT[X] and the PEAR rewrite of PHPLib's Template
in article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Randy
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How do I rename a file on Linux in PHP?
Thanks
Randy
$err = `mv moo.php foo.php`
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I know that someone is working on an xslt-c compiler, which you could
construct hooks in php for.
but I know of no xslt-php compiler (though that would be groovy, bigtime
groovy)
:)
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I
that has nothing to do with php.
it's that netscape is crap at rendering large tables, whereas IE is
amazingly good. :)
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Hi,
Has anyone tries any test loading PHP pages into IE 5.x and Netscape
4.7x?
As
on a whim, I tried
uasort($this-modules[$group], '$this-_ary_sort()');
hi all,
for those of you interested:
uasort($this-modules[$group], array($this,'_ary_sort'));
note the $this... this is a very good point, if you use $this, a new
instance of your class is created just to handle to
hi all,
I'm trying to do an array sort that takes:
$test = array(
array( // this is $test[0].
string = this is the second,
num = 2
),
array( // this is $test[1].
string= this is the first,
num = 1
),
);
http://www.blahbalh.com/directory/?arg1=arg1arg2=arg2
In this case the directory would have an index.php file that would react
based on the query string, but as you can see I'm not including the
index.php in the link.
Is this o.k. or will some browsers get confused?
I've never seen a
Use 'uasort()':
function my_hash_sort( $a, $b) {
$a = $a['num'];
$b = $b['num'];
if( $a == $b) return 0;
return ( $a $b) ? -1 : 1;
}
uasort( $test, 'my_hash_sort');
hoping this wouldn't be the answer, thanks :)
another for you:
I've now coded my function, and the ordering works
phpinfo() allways has a list of variables. but of course every variable is
allways in $GLOBALS too.
including constants?
I just print_r'd globals to refresh my memory, and found what I was
expecting: none of my constants.
?
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can't find a function for getting a complete list of defined constants.
this exists for classes, I think it must for constants even if it is
undocumented.
I'm writing a bit of debug code, and I'd rather not build a bunch of
implicit knowledge about my set of constants into the code -
Sort of along these lines, has anyone done tests to see if you can 100%
ditch php.ini, and run all the php config info in httpd.conf? I'd much
rather do it that way, I'd only have to maintain 1 file...
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On 1/25/01 1:36 AM, in article
Pine.BSF.4.10.10101250910530.26823-10@localhost,
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
That's the "perl" method, because perl doesn't have any native functions for
adding stuff to the response header, so you just print it :)
header( "Content-type: test/html" );
The above is correct.
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out, and to add new ones.
just assign an id, like:
string
id12/id
lang:enhello, world/lang:en
lang:frbonjour, monde/lang:fr
/string
or something :)
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yes, manuel lemos has a fantastic one at phpclasses.upperdesign.com
I've got it running a couple places, it works _really_ well :)
but I've never done mass mailing with it.
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if(($fname) ($lname) ($email))
{ echo "test"; }
Is there an easier way to write the IF line?
if (isset($fname) isset($lname) isset($email)) {
echo "test";
}
I believe the parens in your code don't do anything. anyway, best o' my
knowledge that's the way to do it.
"_)
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Thank
that html mail class is fantastical :)
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ola all,
has anyone used the zend ide+debugger?
before I slap down $800, I'd like to know if people who have think it's
groovy..
:)
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es stored in my apps right now are ripped up in a binary, which is
extra-extra-groovy for security.
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At 03:15 PM 1/23/2001, you wrote:
ola all,
has anyone used the zend ide+debugger?
before I slap down $800, I'd like to know if people who have think it's
groovy..
:)
_
locate php.ini
in windoze, the windows key+f, type in php.ini
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older versions of AOL use a custom 256 palette to support the AOL gui.
this has nothing to do with php.
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I have note tested this, but I think you can probably get this in before the
apache header info:
header("HTTP/1.0 200 OK");
I'll go test that, I've also got a 404 handler, and wouldn't mind never
having 404s reported to IE :)
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?
include $HTTP_POST_VARS['file'];
...
?
really isn't any safer. People won't be able to put file=/etc/passwd
right in the URL, but they can still trivially fake up a form post and
inject whatever value for 'file' into the POST data.
It all boils down to verifying any and all
hey,
does anyone have a big compiled list? like a profanity library?
maybe even a multi-lingual one!
hey, it would be fun to make :)
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Date: 19 Jan
is there any benchmarks or proof that I should host a high traffic site on a
FREEBSD/APACHE instead of a redhat Linux/Apache server?
I have _heard_ that linux is great under medium load, but does not deal as
well with super-high loads as well as freeBSD. that has not stopped me from
using
you'd need a java applet to do that... I actually had one made, but you
can't get text in on the clipboard because java can't get access to system
resources, which of course makes it useless.
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ess:
-function 1
-function 2
etc (ver long list :)
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1: register a ver in the session
or
2: register the event in the DB
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xml problems?
_what_ xml problems?
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Unfortunately, that makes it a little weird to distribute as a free product,
and has all sorts of yucky legal implications (or inconvenience) :)
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with the select element, not the
option element.
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You probably want to suppress the error message with an @ symbol. Try
putting an "@" before the function calls that give you errors.
you want to avoid doing that, I recommend properly handling the error.
?php
$x = @php_function_here();
?
This suppresses the error function. Many
move them out of your apache docroot.
/usr/local/apache/htdocs/blah.php
includes
/usr/local/apache/include/hoo.inc
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I have a vague memory of ORA-12545 being a database not available error.
but go by the oracle errors, they are usually pretty informative.
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dude,
I installed RH7
_nightmare_
so I promptly uninstalled it, and am happily running 6.2
I would advise convincing whoever told you to do that out of doing that :)
I would recommend waiting until oracle runs on redhat 7.(x) - that's a good
litmus test.
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fine. In other cases, it certainly is not :)
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Alex Black wrote:
what?
you use an utterly completely stateless model?
craziness!
so you set cookies, and store the sig in the db?
agh! :)
I'm using this box from "coyote systems" called, wait for it:
"
\)\-\. ]/", $var)){
return TRUE;
}else{
set_stringtypes_error(throw_error("lib_string_types_109", $var));
}
break;
works good for us.
that's from the stringtypes lib in binarycloud. we're going to convert all
of that stuff to be stored as rules in XML... groovy ch
gained so much support given the apparent lack of
good tools for authoring.
?
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iously one of those dilettantes that things CFML is
the holy grail :P
anyway, that article is wrong, _except_ the part about JSP:
-slow
-extremely time consuming
-friggin annoying :)
I've worked on a couple of projects with JSP, and decided to use PHP to
build binarycloud. 'nuff said :)
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problem is this puts an annoying amount of stress on the production DB, so
there you have it, the dilemma :)
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well, I suppose it could, but it's pretty weird...
why would you want to directly hook up presentation w/sql queries ? :)
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the horse is back from the dead!
I can't resist:
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Date: 13 Jan 2001 14:17:35 -0800
Subject: Re: [PHP] mixing HTML and PHP code
"Alex Black" ...
?
connect_to_database();
a particular
server intelligently, so we can be ever-so-slightly-lazy about that.
do you _like_ that system? (that isn't a challenge, it's real interest)
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Whoever said NFS is slow hasn't used a NetApp
amen brother.
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can people give me opinions as to why ?= is so bad?
me = love : ?=
:)
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From
check out
http://www.coyotepoint.com/
only $4000!
does 512 clients!
can even stick clients through the famous AOHell proxies!
cheap!
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example being a terrible app, especially for
structured content.
Nothing?
No options?
No SGML editors out there with a tag catalog, etc?
and yes, WYSINWYG = what you see is _never_ what you get
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hi all,
anyone found a good
x('body');
x('html');
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A few humble thoughts.
Happily yours,
Philip
On Fri, 12 Jan 2001, Alexander Wagner wrote:
Alex Black wrote:
echo "input type=\"text\" name=\"hello\&
or more like :
table bgcolor="#ff"
tr
td bgcolor="#ee" width="300"
Name :
b?php
$name = 'johnny';
echo $name; ?/b
/td
td bgcolor="#ee" width="300"
Title :
b?php
$title = 'smith';
echo $title; ?/b
/td
/tr
/table
yes, uhhzakkly :)
?
connect_to_database();
parse_query();
execute_query();
echo "TABLE";
while (fetch_row_from_query())
{
$output = data_from_fetched_row();
$more_output = more_data_from_fetched_row();
echo "TRTD $output /TDTD $more_output /TD/TR";
}
echo "/TABLE";
?
Well, this may be a bit
table
{:each:output}
tr
td{output}/tdtd{more_output}/td
/tr
{:next:more_output}
{:end}
/table
Even a pot-smoking mac-using hippie web designer can understand that. :-)
And it's readable in Dreamweaver or GoLive or any of those visual HTML
tools. For Dreamweaver I added a little
pardon.
sorry original poster.
rhapsody... I had completely forgotten it exists :)
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In binarycloud, one of the things on the "wishlist" is to build exclusion
lists for chunks of htdocs/ tree, so, for example, a bunch of php files
which makes calls to a database for public content aren't rigerously checked
by a permissions system.
best,
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hi phillip,
I've been teetering back and fourth on that issue with binarycloud:
I _love_ using
?=$hello?
as opposed to the more compatible:
?php echo $hello; ?
the first _feels_ like a key, the latter does not :)
great for html templates.
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work.
but, so long as the php code is _extremely_ light, and the logic is stored
elsewhere, sounds good to me :)
definitely avoid print() and echo like the _plague_ for html output.
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t, or check
that one element equals some other value, etc) to form elements.
it's working really well for us, and soon it will be working ridiculously
well :)!
check out: http://www.binarycloud.com
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, because we show all
php and binarycloud system errors related to a page.
have a look at http://www.binarycloud.com
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not talking about authenticated pages, (which you probably aren't
for a basic shopping cart app), we handle all of that stuff transparently.
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write a lib that can call scp :)
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