rent PHP scripts for calculating UPS and USPS
shipping rates, but all of them I've seen so far expect the package size
to already be calculated.
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On Sat, Aug 10, 2002 at 02:56:48PM -0400, PeterV wrote:
> What I have now:
>
> doesn't return an array $topic??
Probaby due to register_globals. It should exist in $_POST['topic']
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this behavior was introduced. Many people, myself included, believe the
ability to use numbers that were used previously is a bug, so in 3.23,
once a number is used in an auto incrementing column it cannot be used
again. At least mysql won't auto generate it again.
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On Sat, Aug 03, 2002 at 01:49:10AM -0300, Manuel Lemos wrote:
> >Google has 1 billion pages and qurys in a few milliseconds...
>
> Real search engines do not use SQL databases.
What do search engines use? Is there something out there that explains
how they work?
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hing like that you need to set for sendmail also.
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ut line breaks in a situation like that?
There might be an easier way, but you might just have to write your own
code for this. Something along the lines of: (completely untested)
\n", "\n", $line);
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On Tue, Jul 23, 2002 at 04:24:37PM -0800, Cirkit Braker wrote:
> Is there any way to get the day of the week given a date.
Check out the date() function.
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s i want $html to contain "Test1
$var = "Test1";
$code = "$var";
$html = someFunction($code);
Done.
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is wrong?
No, the database can store them internally however it wants. If you
want your results to be in a certain order you should use the order by
clause in SQL.
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delete mydata.lock.
You also have to be prepared to handle a situation where your program
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sional. Yes a feature like that
would be nice in the eyes of many people, but saying it is a must and is
needed to make the language professional is quite a joke.
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'Course, that doesn't work when 'a' contains parentheses.
them. Is there a way of accessing
> these values in a loop ie;-
>
> for($i=1;$i<=10;$i++){
> // do things in here that access the vars like this
> $blah = $var$i;
> }
Something like this should work:
\n";
}
}
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hould I do this?
The easiest way is to change the column type. Timestamp always updates
itself whenever the row is updated. You could simply change the column
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:/web/php/include:/web/php/phplib') in Unknown
> on line 0
I could be way off, but it sounds like a permissions problem. The user
that your webserver runs as probably no longer has access to the page.
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t = ereg_replace (" " , "+" , $home_street);
>
> The input is "123 happy trail"
> I need the output to be "123+happy+trail"
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> \' How can I filter out these backslashes so they don't appear on the
> final public viewable page?
Perhaps stripslashes() would be helpful?
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.stripslashes.php
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You should either pass them to the function:
function($hostname, $domain, $tld, $fullname);
or declare them as global inside of the function.
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global $hostname, $domain, $tld, $fullname);
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the page in order to get the results. how can i
> prevent this blank page.
Don't use
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u this. The
University is at http://www.unoh.edu and the class you want is: DP237 -
Programming Server-Side Scripts I
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but how can I
> check that it matches with the number in the cookie.
Why not just check for username this way:
Then username has to be registered as a session variable so any hacker
(sic) can't just send a username to see that page.
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there a javascript way?
The best thing to do is simply forget the entire idea. When someone is
leaving the site, they are leaving the site, so most likely do not want
any more pages to just pop up on them.
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kely they are configured differently. In Linux, you can
configure with:
--enable-trans-sid
There is probably an equivalent way to do it in the .ini file.
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I figure I
> have to search and replace for "\n&&4;" but ... ?
You could try something like this:
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multiple instances of the same web browser? IIRC, this will only work
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when I want to upload files that take longer time to upload (but without
> editing the php.ini).
I'm fairly certain that the execution time of the script does not start
counting until the file is uploaded.
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value to
> update, have to break them down to each variable like that.
Use arrays.
$test = "1,2,3";
$test = explode(",", $test);
// $test[0] == "1";
// $test[1] == "2";
// $test[2] == "3";
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file if it is chmod 666 or something like
that. I'm not a Linux expert by any means, so there is probably an even
more secure way.
> is there a better solution then either of these two???
Not that I'm aware of. I would probably use the 2nd method.
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but when i print out the
> array i only get 80
> can anyone shed some light on this subject???
Seeing code sure would help. 100 values in a PHP array is nothing.
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your counter for every line of the file,
not for every match actually found. Try this code instead:
";
while(!feof($readfile)) {
$contents=fgets($readfile,4065);
if(eregi($pattern,$contents,$regs)) {
for($i = 0; $i < sizeof($regs); $i++) {
echo "$regs[$i]";
use of the "'s in the anchor tag.
> But if I add slashes the evaluated code will be
>
> echo "[a href=\"myscript.php?username={$userdata[\"username\"]}\"]Goto
> MyScript.php[/a]";
Why not just break out of the string to print the username?
On Fri, May 04, 2001 at 05:08:30PM -0700, Andras Kende wrote:
>
> Is this is a correct format ???
If you would tell us what you are trying to accomplish and why you think
it doesn't work, we might actually be able to help you.
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bles ($broccoli and $tomatoes) by
> only using the $veg array.
>
> So, if it worked it would be $$veg[0] would be 1, and $$veg[1] would be 2.
>
> Is there anyway to do this?
It always amazes me that people are so afraid of simply trying. Yes,
there is a way to do this. Simple tes
D"] The quotes are
optional but recommended, because clientID could be defined as a
constant and that could give unexpected results.
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; why? thanks in advance.
Because PHP is configured with:
--enable-magic-quotes
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. Once this is accomplished,
you will realize just how easy your task really is.
If you are looking for a tutorial, check out some links from here:
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die
any questions...
index.php:
I'm not sure if this is what you want, but it will send this to the
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Welcome eddie
Enjoy your staying at stripmall
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es in the $lines variables?
> i want like:
> $value = "test";
> echo $lines;
> and i want ouput like: Key=test
> any idea?
May not be the best way, but it works:
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the form passes $emailtext?
That is the value that will be in $name. If it is actually printing
$name and not an empty string, then the '$' must be getting escaped
somewhere along the line, or you are using ' instead of " around the
variable.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/fun
gt; the result is: "This is a \little test"
> Why does this happen?
I have no idea. I copied your code and it works as expected.
"This is a little test" is printed out.
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I don't think we reached consensus on
if this is wrong info Rasmus, but I was told this is a bug in
some version(s) of apache. Someone I know ran into this probelem and
said he found it was a bug, so he upgraded apache, reinstalled php and
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o you can tell if it belongs together or not.
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hin in,
> will this cause an error in my select statement? If the answer is
> "Yes", can someone give me a more robust way of writing it using PHP?
Yes. You could try this
$queryID = mysql_query("SELECT Country, Agent FROM Ports
WHERE Portname=
em and only put the directory structure, filename in the
database. It is much easier on the database too.
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front of the variable declaration?
Why not just check how many rows are returned?
mysql_num_rows()
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t))
> {{
> echo "\n";
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On Mon, Apr 02, 2001 at 08:41:29AM -0700, Chris Adams wrote:
> On 2 Apr 2001 07:58:42 -0700, Jason Stechschulte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >// This movie simply redirects to the appropriate page.
> >$m->add(new SWFAction("getURL('$thisURL', '');
with the movie
somewhere. In the getURL() function, I have tried many different things
for the second argument. _self, _parent, _top. None of these makes any
difference. Anyone have any ideas I could try??
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t changing from .html to .php everthing works fine.
> Anyone? Anyhelp?
If you ar using a *nix system, you probably need to add:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .html
to you httpd.conf
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tme']; // will have form info
$testme // will have form info
register_globals = off:
$HTTP_GET_VARS['testme'] // will have form info
$testme // will be empty
I could be completely wrong, but I think this is how that works.
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items set week" . $week . " = 'T', buyerID = " . $uid .
>" where itemID = " . $itemid;
> $result = mysql_query($sql);
>
> $redirurl = "bid.php?uid=" . $uid . "&itemid=" . $itemid;
> header ($redirurl);
> ?>
I
while ($contact_row = mysql_fetch_array ($contact_result))
> {
> $name = $contact_row["name"];
> $option_contact .= "$name\n";
> }
>
> What gives?
I have not seen anything wrong with this portion of code. Have you
tried echoing $contact_row["name&q
red or more ways this can be done. For me to be
able to give you specifics, you will have to be more specific with what
you are doing and what you have tried.
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; $picdir = "../userpics";
> All of the above don't work. I'll post my code below:
The directory is probably not viewable from the web. Try putting the
folder somewhere in the web tree.
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ude a snippet in your message?
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For a
ables the remote script
needed.
http://www.remoteimapserver.com/remote.php?neededvariable=neededvalue");
?>
Anything the remote.php file outputs will be output into the HTML of the
calling program. Anyone accessing the website has no idea that the page
they are viewing is comin
On Wed, Mar 14, 2001 at 09:03:00AM -0800, Jerry Lake wrote:
> Is there an easy way to email a file
> that resides on the server to a given
> email address ?
RTFM:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php
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2 problems.
1. Delete the ';' after the while loop. With that there the for loop will
never run.
2. If you want to print everything, you will need to change $i =1 to
$i =0 in the for loops.
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1;
session_register($privs[$i]);
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For additional comma
docs/audio': Is a directory in
> /www/workbox/htdocs/upload.php on line 4
I'm no expert, but I would try adding a trailing slash.
copy($userfile, "/www/workbox/htdocs/audio/");
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> 1) The mySQL text data ($description) won't populate my form. I'm using
> input, and it just won't accept and display the value of
> $description. It's empty, and when the form is re-submitted after editing,
> it empties the $description variable.
How are you printing the value? With textar
ver where the old page finished.
I would try programming, that usually works for me.
You will have to let the program know where you left off, you could pass
it in the url, set a cookie, or put it to the session. Either way, just
do a little programming and voila.
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The problem seems to be within my loop. I am using latest php4
> version.
It looks to me like you are trying to do something server side that
needs to be done client side. Rotating images on a single webpage
normally requires something like, java, javascript?, or flash.
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>
> how can i change that kind of format so i can compare the data in unix time
> stamp format
Try this:
$date";
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you wouldn't
system though, I
took it to mean that he wasn't using many if any constants. So it
should not be a problem to change the error reporting level.
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n't happen on
> our Linux/Apache web server.
>
> Second, if the field AppDOB contains a NULL value, PHP barks that there is
> an undefined index. It appears that it won't even create the index.
I think you want to check the php.ini file. I believe error_reporting
can be ch
t I need to do is open the file once its on the server then get the
> content type so it will always be the same if its valid. > > Does
> anyone know how to do this?
I normally check the mime type to make sure it is a valid image type.
Just check $picture_type for image/pjpeg, image/jpe
ook at the form that you are posting from. Then put quotes around the
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instant bug that
,$", "", $updateString);
That should take care of the trailing comma.
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scope) at compile ti
f("name");
$menu[$i]["url"] = $db->f("topic_id");
}
Then you can access them through another loop.
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this:
myFunction($$a);
It is a variable variable.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.variables.variable.php
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xt to send if user hits Cancel button\n";
> exit;
> } else {
> echo "Hello $PHP_AUTH_USER.";
> echo "You entered $PHP_AUTH_PW as your password.";
> }
> ?>
I'm not sure what is wrong. I copied and pasted this onto my system and
it works just fin
and complains, IE simply reloads
the current page.
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$tomorrow = date ("d", mktime(0,0,0,date("m"),date("d") +4,date("Y")));
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eplace("^( )+", $start, $checkme);
$fix = ereg_replace("( )+$", $end, $fix);
echo "$fix";
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255)) {
echo "$line";
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fclose($handle);
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p the error and decide what to
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Well, everyone else knew it was impossible, so
re using and also
echo mysql_error() so you can see what is wrong with your query.
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