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This notice was added because PHP has memory corruption issues when
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You want to use usort, which lets you specify a comparison function.
function cmpByLength($a, $b) {
return strlen($a) strlen($b);
}
usort($arrayToSort, 'cmpByLength');
And change the '' to '' if the ordering is wrong.
Rolf Brusletto wrote:
Hey all -
I've been scouring the php.net site for a
I'm working on a general purpose database data editor in PHP which can
allow users to edit what you want and also knows about linked record
with no extra coding. I was planning on putting this kind of field
typing and type checking in my code, but haven't gotten around to it
yet. If you're
. It's very
nice for finding OU's and such.
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Redmond Militante wrote:
hi all
my first email to the list re: php/ldap/win2k AD garnered no responses. i've got most of the problem solved, however i can't get attributes from the ldap server.
i have a login script that authenticates
No need to write your own function, it's already in PHP. :-)
What you're looking for it natsort(). It uses natural order string
comparison (which takes into account numbers instead of just using
characters like a regular search does).
There are also lots of other 'nat' functions, such as
$query='Select * from users where userid='.$_POST['userid'].'';
I tend to use single quotes whenever I can and to use concatenation
instead of using in-string variables. I do this for three reasons. The
first is efficiency. Strings surrounded by single chars are not parsed
for any values, such
Jas wrote:
Not sure how to do this but I have a call to a database which pulls the
contents of a table into an array and I need a eregi string which will
sift through the contents and put a line break (i.e. \n or br) after
each ;, } or {. here is what I have so far...
while($b =
trim also gets rid of leading spaces...
Mike Ford wrote:
On 26 November 2003 16:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] contributed these pearls of wisdom:
Why doesn't this work...?
$body =
pblurb blah
phappy days
pend of text;
$body = trim($body);
$body now should output:
pblurb blah\nphappy days\npend of
If you *must* get it to run in Java (starting and using a JVM for every
page seems very costly to me) then I would suggest writing a simple Java
app which writes the decoded values to stdout and using system() in PHP
to run the JVM manually.
Kelly Hallman wrote:
I am trying to find help or
You can use PEAR's HTTP_Client package
(http://pear.php.net/package/HTTP_Client) to connect to a website, do
authentication, post forms, handle redirects, etc. It also keeps track
of cookies.
Here's a sample (note that the URLs in this will probably not work):
require_once('HTTP/Client.php');
Or you could always use the PEAR package:
http://pear.php.net/package/Validate
Manuel Lemos wrote:
Hello,
On 12/03/2003 04:31 PM, Blake Schroeder wrote:
Whats the best way to validate email address (check for white space,
check for .com, .net.edu etc)
Try this class:
Actually it does do DNS checking. It doens't yet check to make sure that
the mail will work, but it could easily be added.
Manuel Lemos wrote:
Hello,
On 12/03/2003 07:53 PM, Justin Patrin wrote:
Or you could always use the PEAR package:
http://pear.php.net/package/Validate
That package only
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% You can use PEAR's HTTP_Client package
% (http://pear.php.net/package/HTTP_Client) to connect to a website, do
% authentication, post forms, handle redirects, etc. It also keeps track
% of cookies.
Oh, goodie; that sounds great.
%
% Here's a sample (note
Actually, I would suggest using two scripts. The first takes the id of
the row as a GET parameter (say $id) and grabs the image data, sends the
header, and echoes the data. The second script outputs a web page with
an img tag. As such:
image.php
?php
$image = get_image_data($_REQUEST['id']);
of the dependencies for those
packages. Easiest way to go is to use the PEAR installer if you're just
getting started.
David T-G wrote:
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%
% One last thing. If all you need to do is go to a page and not navigate
% it, you could just use HTTP_Request
Yes, but the user would have to submit the form and you would have to
re-fill it out for them and give them a message saying that they must be
equal. You could use the PEAR HTML_Form and Quickform packages for much
of this.
Jeff wrote:
I have created a few forms using post. There are certain
Quick note: The PEAR Validate package does this for you. It also checks
for an alternate A record.
Terence wrote:
You could use MX records if you wanted to. I found this some time ago...
function checkEmail($Email) {
//Do the basic Reg Exp Matching for simple validation
if (eregi([EMAIL
In all fairness, that's not a very good solution. Using system commands
makes your script not cross platform, meaning it can't work on Windows.
For a better solution try writing a recursive chmod script that sets the
permission, the loops through the files and calls itself on them if the
input
Of course, this makes problems when you're adding promotional product to
the cart, which should have a seperate price. Add to this that the
customer may have special pricing (think Business to Business). So you
have to have an update mechanism for promotions and the extra price
lists. Do-able,
Of course, now you have to deal with putting inventory back on the shelf
when the session expiresand you have no way of knowing when that
would happen unless you're storing *something*.
Chris W. Parker wrote:
Justin French mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Thursday, December 04, 2003 2:48 PM
If you want to get database errors back in a meaningful format, I'd
suggest using PEAR::DB or another of the DB abstraction classes. They
can return an error which you can then check and handle appropriately.
In addition, it can let you use the same code for multiple database
types (should you
Cesar Aracena wrote:
The thing is that I don't have phisical access to the server and it doesn't
have telnet access either. What I want to achieve is to make a password
protected page inside my site were a button is kept to start a full backup
of my MySQL DB and after clicking on it, be able to
John W. Holmes wrote:
echo 'input type=text name=question1_text value=' .
htmlentities($question) . 'br /';
Or even *MORE* correct
echo 'input type=text name=question1_text
value='.htmlentities($question).'/br/';
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I'm using a MySQL database to store images as BLOBs. I know how to
handle all the MySQL stuff, it's easy, and really makes keeping track of
files nice an clean. No permissions, no risk of getting things out of
sync, finding stuff is as easy as SQL.
My question is about handling
a minimum of content between the div tags.
3) the /i matches case insensitive, meaning that DIV will be matched as well
Note that this won't work quite right on nested div tags.
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, you can always use Oracle or
another database system that you have to pay for.
The long answer is: get ready for a holy war.
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be used to send email but reading from
sendmail???...
Any information is greatly appreciated and profoundly useful.
Robin 'Sparky' Kopetzky
Black Mesa Computers/Internet Service
Grants, NM 87020
You could use the imap functions to read from an IMAP account quite easily.
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Eric Holmstrom wrote:
Hi there
I have a database called Eric and table name called Rocket'.
Table consists of three values.
PARTNO | DESCRIPTION | COMMENT
So far if i want to show copper headgaskets from the 5r field i
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HTTP requests like a
normal browser:
http://www.phpclasses.org/httpclient
Or even better, use PEAR's HTTP_Client.
http://pear.php.net/package/HTTP_Client
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Manuel Lemos wrote:
Hello,
On 12/08/2003 10:39 PM, Justin Patrin wrote:
$arr[0][0] = Something;
$arr[0][1] = Hello;
$arr[0][2] = Hi;
It is possible to post this array to another site in a form? Or how
can i do
this?
You may want to try this class that lets you make HTTP requests like
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a function as you
described (with automatic redirection to the login page) is how I would
do it.
You may also want to look into a the PEAR Auth package.
http://pear.php.net/package/Auth
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Chris W. Parker wrote:
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on Monday, December 08, 2003 4:39 PM said:
If all you want to do is give an array to another
script, sure you can delimit (although that's much more error prone
than serializing).
Serialize, delimit. It's pretty much the same
Chris Shiflett wrote:
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Actually PEAR isn't a PHP project per se.
I disagree.
You have to become a member of the PHP development team, as far as I know,
to participate in PEAR development (CVS account, php.net email address,
etc.). The project is also
Manuel Lemos wrote:
Hello,
On 12/08/2003 11:06 PM, Justin Patrin wrote:
You may want to try this class that lets you make HTTP requests
like a normal browser:
http://www.phpclasses.org/httpclient
Or even better, use PEAR's HTTP_Client. http://pear.php.net/package/
HTTP_Client
Why better
Justin Patrin wrote:
Manuel Lemos wrote:
Hello,
On 12/08/2003 10:30 AM, Fred wrote:
I have an array in php like this:
$arr[0][0] = Something;
$arr[0][1] = Hello;
$arr[0][2] = Hi;
It is possible to post this array to another site in a form? Or how
can i do
this?
You may want to try
Ralph Guzman wrote:
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I apologize, everyone. I should have realized a while ago that this
would become a holy war.
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Robert Cummings wrote:
On Tue, 2003-12-09 at 00:32, Justin Patrin wrote:
Nitin wrote:
Hi all,
I was wondering, if there's any way to achieve 'goto label:' using PHP
Thanx for ur time
Nitin
goto is a very old and broken way of coding. If you ever find yourself
in need of a goto, you should
than a more structured
statement, such as break.
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://pear.php.net/package/DB_DataObject
http://pear.php.net/package/HTML_QuickForm
http://pear.php.net/package/DB_DataObject_FormBuilder
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, but make sure that there is no extra whitespace after it.
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I agree, storing images in the database can be a big help.
For caching, you may want to try PEAR's Cache package.
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the same URI over
and over, so it will be cached. If the browser isn't cacheing as you
want, you can always send a header telling the browser to cache it.
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You can use PEAR's HTTP_Request, which will do redirects for you (and
lots of other stuff ;-).
http://pear.php.net/package/HTTP_Request
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not a good idea. Why not just do
function printMyVars() {
echo myPacket:\n;
print_r($this-myPacket);
}
This will give you your expected output.
Please remember ot use globals sparingly as they make very kludgy code.
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class kismetap {
function kismetap() {
$this-$myPacket = array('blah' = 'asdfasdfasdf');
}
}
That should be
$this-myPacket = ...
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imagepng($ih, $dir.basename($file, $fileinfo['extension']).'png');
Oops, the above line should probably be:
imagepng($ih, $dir.'-watermark'.basename($file,
$fileinfo['extension']).'png');
so as not to trample your previous files (if any are pngs).
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call. Put ob_start() before the
beginning of it all, then get to the header() point. If you don't need
to use the header, use ob_end_flush() to flush the captured output. OR
you can do ob_end_flush() at the very end of the script.
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I use Emacs with syntax PHP highlighting. It does tabbing very well as
well and has a lot of features that I couldn't easily gert out of vim
(and there's no annoying mode change ;-). (Note: I used to use vim and
loved it, but emacs seduced me away.)
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be doing this in the SQL:
SELECT hUrl,hContactEmail FROM hyperlinks_data WHERE hUrl =
$websiteUrl and hContactEmail = $websiteEmail;
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. sort() ALWAYS sorts the same way when you call it
the same way, period. Perhaps you're not sorting on the correct data?
Could you please show us exactly what your arrays look like, which sort
function you are using, and how you're calling it?
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correctly.
One more thing: how are you passing these values between pages?
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type in MySql, depending
on your use of it. Using MySql's types allows you to use MySql's date
comparison and functions for queries. You can get a UNIX timestamp using
the UNIX_TIMESTAMP() function in mysql or by using strtotime() in PHP on
the value.
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the
result from POP3 class and convert it into an array of all the specific
parts of an mail?
Well, you could look for yourself. ;-)
Yes, there is. Mail_Mime does both encoding and decoding.
http://pear.php.net/package/Mail_Mime
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to a .htaccess file (That's a potential security risk).
Then answer to your question is $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER']. That variable
will give you the currently logged in user. $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW'] is
the password.
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if you need to with minimal change to your code.
Or if you don't want ot use DB, you can just use the Pager:
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If you're doing a large JOIN (which slows things down) you might try
writing it all as multiple queries in PHP and having PHP join it
together. It *may* be faster, especially for many joins.
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it is
just nowjust search the PHP docs.
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' statement.
Well, you can use array_keys() to get the keys of the array. You can
also use
foreach($_POST as $key = $value) {
//do stuff here
}
to loop through the entire array.
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chance? (I do and post via their SMTP
server).
I get these as well using my own SMTP server.
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configuration or
what?
Thanks,
FletchSOD
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Roger Spears wrote:
Try this:
system(rename('/path/to/new.sh', '/path/to/old.$today'));
Actually, it should be this:
rename('/path/to/new.sh', '/path/to/old.$today');
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http://pear.php.net/package/HTTP_Client
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while (eregi(',\s*,',$query)):
$query = preg_replace('/,\s*,/',',NULL,', $query, -1);
endwhile;
Please don't mix the regex engines like that...it could lead to much
suffering.
instead of eregi, use preg_match.
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is that two newlines ends headers (includeing
cookies and such) which breaks sessions.
If you simply use header() all of this is dealt with for you as it
should be. Just make sure that you don't print or echo anything before
using it (or starting a session).
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it is
a straight variable, an array index, or an object member.
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I would use an array or arrays using [] syntax in the HTML variable names.
input type=checkbox name=userCanAdd[1]/
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The way I deal with this is one of two ways. An easy way is to populate
hidden fields in the page with the indexes of the users, thwn loop
through those, checking the indexes of the arrays sent back.
input type=hidden name=userIds[] value=5/
User 5 input type=checkbox name=userCanDelete[5]/
Jason Sheets wrote:
Take a look at the PEAR DB Abstraction layer, I usually store connection
info in an XML or INI file and use parse_ini or PEAR Config to parse the
configuration file. http://pear.php.net
hi there.
i am working out the finishing touches on a authentication class that
uses
Chris Sherwood wrote:
hello everyone
I feel a little stupid asking this but I have tried multiple searches on google and on php.net and cant seem to find the snippet of code that will iterate through all the global variables for the session
thanks in advance
This will work for any associative
be in for some trouble. :)
Rather than addslashes, I would suggest using a database specific
quoting function. For mysql, use mysql_escape_string() or
mysql_real_escape_string(). Or if you're using PEAR::DB, use $db-quote().
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RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^show/(.*)/(.*) /show.php?sid=$1id=$2
Try:
RewriteRule ^show/([^/]*)/([^/]*) /show.php?sid=$1id=$2
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I didn't really understand most of what you said (your English is really
confusing), but you might want to check out DB_DataObject_FormBuilder.
It will create forms for editing of DB records with select boxes for
foreign keys. There are also lots of new options in the newest CVS
version which
in my
script.
This could easily be a difference between magic_quotes settings on the
machines. Check your php.ini file son btoh machines and see if
magic_quotes_gpc or magic_quotes_runtime is on. If the settings differ
between machines, this is probably your problem.
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hope I explained that well enough; it's real difficult to put into words.
Does anyone have any idea what might be happening?
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in the DB in the first
place. Storing them as files will nearly always be faster than any other
method (unless you've cached them in RAM somehow ;-).
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Holmes...
Then you could use a serialized file in the filesystem that any app can
read. For added speed, make a RAM-disk and store the file there. Slight
overhead deserializing, but it's likely faster than recreating whatever
it is (if it's large).
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variable called $_SESSION that has nothing to do with the actual session
data.
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the setting in your php.ini.
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. Is the contractor's code outputting before that include?
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expression if you *really* wanted to, but
what's above is easier.
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Wow, that's a lot of stuff in one class. Personally, I've started using
the MVC (Model, View, Controller) architecture. Basically what it does
is seperates Data logic from Display logic and Control logic. Here's how
I've been using it.
Model: Holds and deals with all data for the program, such
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first and last name...
You can always use an md5() of the username.
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those languages are either direction?
Here's my progression: BASIC - Turbo Pascal - C - C++ - PHP. Yes, I came
to PHP from C++, having learned OO in C++. But honestly, I've learned a
lot more good OO practices in PHP than I ever did in C++.
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, that worked like a charm.
Jas
You may want to check out The Regex Coach. It's very helpful. :-)
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number) to the processor, which processes them. Use system() to
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fields as well as *many* others. I'm also working on
DB_DataObject_FormBuilder_Frontend which will give you a whole frontend
to choose tables and view / edit fields from any table.
http://pear.php.net/package/DB_DataObject
http://pear.php.net/package/DB_DataObject_FormBuilder
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Justin French wrote:
On Tuesday, February 3, 2004, at 12:19 PM, Justin Patrin wrote:
Sounds like you want to look into some of the PEAR projects.
DB_DataObject knows about field types and can do required fields and
such. DB_DataObject_FormBuilder can give you a form to edit fields
which can
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