I use the mysqldump command line utility to do this and I don't know how to
interface that from PHP. However:
I just checked how phpMyAdmin does it and apparently it has functions that
re-create the dump using queries. You might want to download it
(http://www.phpwizard.net/projects/phpMyAdmin/)
Hi all,
I'm getting the following error when I try to load complex web pages with a
version of Hans Anderson's class.browser that I've modified to translate
relative links to absolute links (as well as images, flash object / embed
links). It's going to be part of a larger templating class (I'm go
As I understand it in PHP the constructor of the parent class is not called
when a child class is initiated.
You can call it manually. Eg., using your example:
class one
{
function one()
{
echo "one ";
}
}
class two extends one
{
function two()
{
one::one();
Hi all,
I'm trying to match the body tag in an HTML file (eg. ) with the following regular expression and eregi:
Unfortunately it matches everything from the body tag onwards and doesn't
stop at the greater-than sign. It should be simple thing but I'm stumped! To
me the regex reads match strin
> (eg. )
Lol... by the way gg must be an interesting color :)
Aral
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Despite what it says (and as far as I know) you *can't* change the state of
magic quotes from within a script. You can, however use a function like
this:
function myAddSlashes($st) {
if (get_magic_quotes_gpc()==1) {
return $st;
} else {
return AddSlashes($st);
}
}
Hope this
]*> worked... thanks Kristian...
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Have you tried FoxServ? I think it's a godsent if you're running on
Windows -- installs Apache, PHP and MySQL without a hitch (at least it did
for me!)
--> http://sourceforge.net/projects/foxserv/
Hope this helps.
Aral :)
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> Yes, Perl is greedy
I was actually using ereg which I believe is POSIX, so POSIX must be greedy
too!
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The way I do it is to use a function to check if magic quotes are on
(because if they're on the conversion is done automatically for you) and if
they're not, use the AddSlashes function before writing to the database and
use StripSlashes after reading from the database. You can use these two
funct
I would agree, I had PHP 4 installed on IIS running on Win2000 and it was
very unstable. Since switching to Apache, I've had no problems whatsoever --
it's rock solid!
Aral :)
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I second that, EditPlus rules!
It's also very easy to create your own custom syntax highlighting rules,
templates and auto-completes so it can highlight custom libraries, etc. that
you use. For example, if anyone's using Manuel's excellent Metabase database
abstraction class, I've uploaded syntax
I sent a reply to this earlier but for some reason some of my posts never
make it to the list, so here it is again (hopefully it will post this time,
and only once:)
>> The way I do it is to use a function to check if magic quotes are on
(because if they're on the conversion is done automatically
I'm writing a custom session handler that saves sessions using Manuel Lemos'
excellent Metabase library. The problem is, although I've got the
session_set_save_handler function pointing to the correct start, end, read,
write, destroy and garbage collection functions, when I call session_start
and
ok, I found what's making Apache crash... my getting entries like:
FATAL: emalloc(): Unable to allocate 1701082243 bytes
FATAL: erealloc(): Unable to allocate 369098752 bytes
in the log. Somehow when I query the database it must be trying to
allocate -- unless my eyes deceive me -- ~1.6 GBs
Rasmus,
When I try it with the MySQL handler you provided everything goes well -- no
errors. I guess I was hoping that the problem was with some php.ini setting
or something and not with Metabase as I'm dreading going into all code but
alas, I guess I must.
Do you have any idea what sort of data
2602.php3?page=1)
metabase by Manuel Lemos ([EMAIL PROTECTED],
http://www.phpclasses.upperdesign.com/)
copyright (c) 2001, aral balkan ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
http://www.aralbalkan.com
*/
// metabase database abstraction layer
require_once "metabase/metabase_parser.php"
I've been having the same problem with Apache 1.3.19 / PHP 4.0.5 running on
WinMe -- and not just with my scripts either: phpMyAdmin does it sometimes
too. So, I reckon that the problem is with the configuration.
Has anyone experienced this on Win2000? (I'm in the process of moving my
files to a
Are you doing a database query by chance or anything with sessions? I'm
getting the same errors logged in the Apache logs for something I'm working
on (see my previous posts for details.)
Aral :)
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>> Ive coded in both PHP and ASP and in both OO and function oriented.
Ultimately, i find functionally oriented PHP to be the best ... what do
other people think?
Having learnt how to program using Basic when I was 8, I had to unlearn a
lot of things as I moved from Basic to Pascal (what? I can't
You might also want to reference James Hoffman's excellent "Introduction to
Structured Query Language" (SQL Tutorial) page:
http://w3.one.net/~jhoffman/sqltut.htm
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Hi Scott,
I'd love to see the class you made but couldn't find a link in your email.
Could you let me know where to find it?
Thanks :)
Aral
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It's strange -- I see that the message has an attachment in Outlook Express
but I'm not given the option to save it. I guess it got stripped off.
I'd really appreciate it if you could put up a link to it.
Thanks so much!.. Aral :)
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I bought (it was something like $5-10) a java class called imageProtect from
Liquid Cool Research (their new page is http://www.liquidcoolresearch.com/)
a long time ago and I just checked on their site -- it doesn't seem to be on
sale any more. It worked for me (basically it was just java loading
> if that image is viewable on the computer monitor, it's impossible to
protect it if someone wants to steal it bad enough.
True, and I have friends who are professional photographers who actually
*don't* want to protect their images in this way. It is much more profitable
to be able to log who i
Has anyone run into this: I've got a custom session handler that saves
session info in a database but the sessionID gets lost as I go from one page
to another. It appears to be random as sometimes it's not lost!
I've got a link from one page to the other and each time a different session
ID is ap
This might help - straight from the PHP manual:
* * *
If track_vars is enabled and register_globals is disabled, only members of
the global associative array $HTTP_SESSION_VARS can be registered as session
variables. The restored session variables will only be available in the
array $HTTP_SESSION
>> Netscape is notoriously slug-like when it comes to loading large tables
(i.e. the output of phpinfo()).
A way around this is to break up large tables into numerous smaller ones (or
at least have one table at the top that displays something so that the user
doesn't think that things have gone a
The way PHP works currently, $PHPSELF will point to your original file.
This is actually a problem, as it means that you cannot use relative
includes in the included file if its in a different directory. There's
currently discussion on the PHP-DEV list about changing this. Perhaps
there's going t
You may also want to try Manuel Lemos' Form class -- it is very detailed and
well coded solution that handles all sorts of form validation, including
credit cards:
http://www.phpclasses.upperdesign.com/browse.html/package/1
Aral :)
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If you're running Windows, try the .chm (windows helpfile?) version of the
manual -- IMHO it's much easier to navigate then the HTML version. I find it
indispensable.
Aral :)
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t;] == 1) {
$file_text = $file_array["content"];
// convert relative links to absolute
$file_text = $browser->translate($file_text, $file);
?>
class_browser.php:
class Browser {
/*
Class Browser by Hans Anderson.
This code is released under the GPL license.
Modifications
Ryan,
I don't see how your username / password could be compromised by including
it in a connect statement. There's a common warning that you should be
careful when naming PHP files with a different extension (if the server
doesn't recognize the extension as PHP and thus returns the unparsed file
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