Mathijs wrote:
I Want to have a unique time stamp.
And for this i want to use the normal timestamp but it is possible that
the seconds are the same, so i want to add the micro/milli seconds to
the end of it.
So when i have something like this as unixtime 1134989511
It wil be 113498951100 or
matt VanDeWalle wrote:
hello again
I am trying to figure out how i can read the list of files in a
directory using the opendir() and readdir() functions. Normally this
goes fine but within the loop, what i am wanting to do is echo the
filename if it is a jpg file, but if its a .gif, just
Hi guys,
I think I've found a bug. I have a bunch of constants, and I'd like to
present them as flags. While I can do
class Foo {
const AAA = 1;
const BBB = 2;
const CCC = 4;
const DDD = 8;
}
and it works fine, I cannot define a constant by expression, like:
class Foo {
const
Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
On Fri, 2005-10-28 at 01:02 +0200, Dragan Stanojevic - Nevidljivi wrote:
[snip]
and it works fine, I cannot define a constant by expression, like:
class Foo {
const AAA = 1 0;
const BBB = 1 1;
const CCC = 1 2;
const DDD = 1 3;
}
Well now
Hi Chris,
Chris wrote:
Pretty soon I'm going to be needing to generate a unique identifier in a
script. I'm looking into how to go about doing it now.
It has to work on Apache 2 / PHP 5.0.4 (Module) / Windows 2000 Server.
Any suggestions on how I might be able to do it?
I'd appreciate any
Jochem Maas wrote:
Basically, in PHP, a reference (such as what key() takes as a
parameter [1]) can only point to an actual variable, not directly to
the result of a function. So you have to assign the output of the
function to a variable first.
wtf, Im now officially confused (before I
Troy Pieterman wrote:
Im trying to run Syntax desktop which is a php cms (on my own server
win2003).
In the installation readme it tells me to edit a cfg.php file, i have done
this but the cms still does not load, i have a feeling its becuase it dosnt
know where to load its files from, here
Philippe Reynolds wrote:
Greetings all,
I am trying to find a function or a way to parse a date that has the
following format 2005124 or 20051204.
Well, the truth is, computers are stupid, and you need to explain this
kind of date format to him by rewriting such date in a way that a
Ryan A wrote:
I'm a bit curious, so far I have had no need to upgrade my skills or use the
slightly different format /
functions of PHP 5.x.infact I have not seen all that many hosts actually
having support for it, so I
thought of this little poll :-)
[x] blah blah
Don't think you'll get
Ryan A wrote:
My client has a dating site and now he wants to mail all his members,
he does not want to use any of the already installed mailing lists
but wants
us to make one
The thing that bothers me the most is if the program times out...,
how do I
start again from
the ones that
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