Hi there,
First, we have to realize that in an email there can be more than one
period, but we only want to remove the top level domain. The solution?
Remove the top level domain to begin with - You may be able to do that
using explode() and the limit argument, but this was easier, in my
Perhaps it is time to break the record.
Evan Nemerson wrote:
How can you forget the Hurd???
http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/hurd.html#name:
According to Thomas Bushnell, BSG, the primary architect of the Hurd:
`Hurd' stands for `Hird of Unix-Replacing Daemons'. And, then, `Hird' stands
for
Hi there,
I've been working on a database wrapper class for a while now, MySQL to
be specific. Until now, I've simply had a fetch function that returned
an array of all the rows that the database returned, only because I have
gotten so tired of always writing the same while loop to iterate
With persistent connections, you actually have to have the
mysql_pconnect statement in each script you want to use the connection
in. The function will use an already-existing connection if one is
available. If no existing connection could be found, it will initiate
the link.
The manual at
Or LAME for Lame Ain't an MP3 Encoder
Larry E . Ullman wrote:
Why PHP is a recursive acronym?, I know that before was called
Personal Home Page, I now is Hypertext PreProcessor, but why is
recursive?, I person told me that it could be wroten as Pre Hypertxt
Processor, thanks.
PHP stands for
Look into the DISTINCT keyword for MySQL.
Robb Kerr wrote:
It's not exactly a Php problem, but MySQL and Php seem to be so intertwined
and this newsgroup has been so unbelievably helpful that I thought I'd post
the question here.
I've got a query which returns a group of records. the field which
Jesus. How drunk were you when you concocted this mess?
Joachim
Tom Wollaston wrote:
I have been trying to write some code for a simple menu system. The idea was
that every item on a menu should be tied to anouther to give a menu
structure.
To do this I have tried to use the following code. Some
That style is also the one I use. It works well, it is clean, and it is
straightforward.
Joachim
Richard Baskett wrote:
on 10/24/03 0:47, Nathan Taylor at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am a recent fan of the single-quotes. I used to use double only but when
some gurus told me the disadvantages
include()
include_once()
require()
require_once()
Look those functions up in the PHP docs.
On 23 February 2003 at 21:32:46, Rohin Gosling wrote:
First up, I sent this same message a few hours ago, but I do not see it in
the news group, and neither does it appear in my sent
This is the best method
echo substr(strrchr($string, $char), 1);
On 21 February 2003 at 00:13:02, Gregory Heinrichs wrote:
little help please, looking for correct functions to use to search for the
last occurrence of a character in a string and truncate everything in
front of it
How do I set the php.ini setting open_basedir on a per-directory
basis? Ideally, I would like to set it using .htaccess files...
Joachim
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PHP seems to automatically be escaping quotes on my $_POST variables.
Am I talking rubbish, or is this some setting? It is annoying me
greatly.
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Is there any speed difference at all from the following two code
blocks (miniscule or not)? If so, which is faster?
$cfg[db][host] = ;
$cfg[db][user] = ;
$cfg[db][pass] = ;
or
$cfg[db] = array(host=, user=, pass=);
Joachim
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I have an array with the following structure:
Array
(
[0] = Array
(
[name] = images
[type] = dir
)
[1] = Array
(
[name] = includes
[type] = dir
)
[2] = Array
(
[name] = index.php
For a list of common system variables, refer to:
http://cs-people.bu.edu/stevec/cs101/02s/php5_system.html
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