Hi,
I have been using Hypermail for archiving our mailing lists but I'm
becoming and more frustrated with its limitations.
Is there an equivalent PHP script to hypermail out there? Ideally,
I would like to maintain the incoming e-mail addresses in a mysql
database.
Thanks,
-Greg
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PHP G
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> * On 15-01-02 at 12:09
> * Yogesh Mahadnac said
>
>> Hi all! I want to develop a search engine in PHP for a
>> portal that I'm working on at the moment, and I'd be glad if
>> someone could please show me how to do it, or if anyone knows
>> of a link where i can find a tutorial for
Scott -
You can just write it as a pipe-delimited file, write it
to the file, and then read it back in. Use implode and explode:
$company = array("Item 1", "Item 2", "Item 3", "Item 4");
#-
#
# Output array
#
$output_string = implode("|", $company)
> Does anyone have a quick example of how you would show X
> numbers of database records at a time from a query? (you
> know, list 25 of 400 records with next/previous navigation)...
I've used this code snippet and lots of projects and it
seems to work pretty well. Would appreciate advice on
I'm stumped on this one.. I set up PHP 4.04/Apache/Mysql 3.23
on my Windows 98 box for development purpouses. Its been
working flawlessly for 2-3 years now (using the same
configuration files, etc).
However, as of 3 days ago, i can't get it to execute a simple
"select * from table query". Here's
trying to explain it to a colleague.
I should 'pretend' to send a letter to php-general
next time :p
-greg
-Original Message-
From: Greg Schnippel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, July 22, 2001 9:48 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Mysterious MYSQL Error..
I'
On 2/27/06 6:20 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When users input is displayed for others then themself I try to filter out
> html tags too.
I type cast all relevant variables before processing them as one last check.
Type casting forces the variable to be of the type you e
Try Civiccrm -
http://www.openngo.org/
CiviCRM is the first open source and freely downloadable constituent
relationship management solution. CiviCRM is web-based,
internationalized, and designed specifically to meet the needs of
advocacy, non-profit and non-governmental groups.
I use this with
> ... When I tried saving it with an xml extension and
> adding a .htaccess file to the directory in which the file was saved, I get
> prompted to save the file instead of being able to view the file in a
> browser. The only line in the .htaccess file is AddType
> application/x-httpd-php xml.
I h
I wrote a custom blog/CMS script that I use to generate RSS feeds.
Every so often, in the process of cutting and pasting from other sites
I will inadvertently enter a bad character that RSS doesn't like which
causes the whole feed to break. (For example, versions of quotation
marks or long dashes).
Try this article on Evolt:
http://www.evolt.org/article/Storing_form_array_data_to_MySQL_using_PHP/18/60222/
that covers the whole process with good code examples..
- schnippy
On 8/9/05, Jesús Alain Rodríguez Santos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, I have 5 chekboxes in a page, I would like in
Try doing a pattern match on the server string and then using Header
to redirect them if its coming from the old server:
if (preg_match("/ces.ncsu/i", $_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"])) {
header("Location: http://www.nc4h.org";);
}
- schnippy
On 8/10/05, Robert Sossomon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
> I'll reply soon off list, as I don't think it appropriate to give
> potential spammers an archive full of new tricks.
I don't know -- I think its always better to discuss this in the open
if there is a real security risk that people should be aware of.
A couple days after your posting to PHP-Ge
Good answer, I think thats what they were looking for but just in case:
Most of the breadcrumb classes out there (at least the ones that showed up
in an initial google search) use either the existing directory/file
structure or a hard-coded array of your site structure to create the
breadcrumbs
have you tried googling on +"application framework" +php..
that seems like what you're looking for and several of these projects are
"commercial-grade" and open source.
i use dbasis as my application framework and highly recommend it -- its a
component of the syntaxCMS project. i have also used bl
I have a large data tree that I wanted to display in an outline
format. I used a textbook tree recursion function to go through the
data and display it as nested unordered lists:
function outputTree($id) {
if (checkChildObjectExists($id)) {
print "";
$child =
ch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, November 14, 2005 7:46 am, Greg Schnippel wrote:
> > I have a large data tree that I wanted to display in an outline
> > format. I used a textbook tree recursion function to go through the
> > data and display it as n
If you're looking for a light-weight, threaded discussion script, I
can recommend this class from xhawk.net
http://www.xhawk.net/projects/discussion/
I like it because I can quickly integrate this into blogs or galleries
by just instantiating a new board instance for each object id or
article.
I
Hi -
It sounds like you're trying to implement something similar to "google
suggest" which uses ajax to allow a user to navigate through a large
list of entries. The "google suggest" method does use a lot of calls
to the database but its asynchronous which eliminates cumbersome page
loads.
http:/
found this a couple of days ago on Digg:
http://www.csarven.ca/hiding-email-addresses
"A comprehensive list of methods on how to hide email addresses in
source code from spam bots. Includes; CSS, Javascript, Forms, Images,
Obfuscation, Authentication, Flash, Unicode, Encryption and other
methods.
> I doubt if this can be done, but it there a way to detect a spambot
> as compared to a SE indexing your site? They are both basically the
> same, right?
Yes, if you can assume that a spambot will be doing sneaky things to
hide its origin or identity. The "bad behavior" project has been
trying to
Has anyone developed a really good defense against email injection attacks?
I'm waging a prolonged campaign against these luser hordes on a number
of non-profit sites I help maintain. I've tried to secure all of the
feedback forms using the function below that I cobbled together from
various php s
> I'm trying to make sure my email form cannot be used for spam or
> injecting additional code and addresses in any way.
>
>// CHECK FOR SPAM ATTEMPTS AND REMOVE THEM
>
>
I had a similar problem with my contact form and went down a similar
path of trying to clean up the user-input with re
On 2/21/06, cKc Consultants <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> An email form that uses a simple server side php code to send the variable
> values managed to send:
Try looking for articles on 'email injection'. This is a really good
place to start for a description of the security risk and ways to
patc
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