Does anyone here use PHPUnit?
1. If a test script needs some external input to do testing
(notably, database connect info), is it a good idea to present
an HTML form to ask input from user? Or should it also be able
to prompt the user for these in case the test script is run by the PHP binary.
I am sorry if this is one of the FAQ.
Last time I checked (well, a few months ago), PHP has the
vulnerability that the user who submitted the form can
manipulate the global namespace to let PHP pick up arbitrary
file in the system. Can we now do safe file uploading without
turning off registe
At 4/26/2001 01:08 AM, Dennis Gearon wrote:
>I've gone through the archives and through a bunch of RFC's, but have
>had no luck in finding for email addresses. Anybody
>know if there is one and what it is?
Perhaps it's one of those undefined values (like the maximum length of
an URL)? The usern
At 4/25/2001 09:02 PM, Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
>The only thing that I feel lack of in PHP is the real Object
>Oriented stuff, such as information hiding in the object in
>classes i.e. private and public variables, methods/functions.
>
>This in a sene make it really difficult for developer to
At 4/25/2001 08:11 AM, Dexter wrote:
>I see functions , are there subroutine calls. I guess
>not. A function acts as a sub when it returns no value . A
>sub that returns a value is a function.
You probably came from Pascal or something similar, which formally
separate 'function' from 'proce
At 4/26/2001 05:33 AM, ..s.c.o.t.t.. [gts] wrote:
>i tried to do it myself and nearly fell off
>my chair becuase PHP makes you jump through
>hoops to do such a simple thing
>
>print preg_replace('/<%([a-zA-Z]*)%>/e', "\$mioArray['$1']", $testo);
>
>i never could understand why other languages
At 4/26/2001 12:10 PM, Yasuo Ohgaki wrote:
> > What I *really* like to see in PHP is:
> >
> > - NAMESPACE
> > - TRACEBACK INFO
> > - exception (try-except block)
> > - $obj->method()->anotherMethod()
> > - real destructor would be nice, but not extremely important for
> >the time being, due to
Are you referring to delay in executing PHP scripts? If you run PHP
as a CGI binary, that would give significant slowdown. CGI's are
much slower in Windows than in Linux.
Or perhaps you are running out of RAM? That really slows the whole
thing down.
Steve
At 4/27/2001 06:14 AM, Mig wrote:
>Hell
At 4/27/2001 07:35 PM, Manesh wrote:
>I need a free web server that gives me 1 Myslq accound and php hoasting! if
>soneone know of any please tell me.
>
>thx
search php knowlegde base at www.faqts.com, you'll find a bunch
of such links there.
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btw, i found that the configure option:
--with-config-file-path=PATH
is slightly misleading, as "PATH" to usually refers to a file
location. moreoever, php does not report if it fails to read
a php.ini. perhaps the text should be rewritten as:
--with-config-file-path=DIR
Steve
At 4/28/20
rary codes
should probably assume magic_quotes_gpc is off, so it does not bother
with stripslashing.
10. References
--
- PHP coding standards
- PEAR documentation
- PEAR coding standards
- phpunit documentation
12. Comments, suggestions?
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If you do
Does anyone know a rather advanced template solution in PHP?
At least one that supports loop and if (like HTML::Template),
and directives/commands would be nice (like Perl's Template
Toolkit).
I am currently rolling my own, but still not happy with the
result of the design. I'd be happy to use on
This is perhaps more suited on mysql mailing list, but anyway...
On 4/29/2001 06:18 PM, José León Serna wrote:
> Hello:
> Since no one asks my question about access to InterBase from PHP, I'm
> considering MySQL ;-)
> I would like to know more about the reliability and functionality from
Because it's a string. You can use regex matching or test
whether floor($var) == $var, for example.
Steve
At 4/29/2001 04:25 AM, Jamie Saunders wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm submitting a phone number from an HTML form to a PHP page
>that examines it to see if it's an integer:
>
>form.html:
>
>validate.ph
as made for.
>
>On Sun, 29 Apr 2001, Steven Haryanto wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know a rather advanced template solution in PHP?
> > At least one that supports loop and if (like HTML::Template),
> > and directives/commands would be nice (like Perl's Template
> > To
, Michael Kimsal wrote:
>No, you're asking for something with loops and IFs. That's a programming
>language.
>
>
>On Tue, 1 May 2001, Steven Haryanto wrote:
>
> > Actually, not using a programming language is the point of template,
> > since I do not want to
At 5/1/2001 01:43 AM, Michael Kimsal wrote:
>I understand completely what you're getting at already, but PHP is
>designed to do what you're asking to do.
>
>I know there are valid reaons for stripped down implementations, but can't
>think of too many.
Clean separation of content and presentation?
At 5/1/2001 01:43 AM, Fabian Raygosa wrote:
>Maybe this is what you are looking for
>http://www.thewebmasters.net/php/FastTemplate.phtml
Nope. I was looking for a template that supports loops and
IFs. Someone pointed me to php dreamtime:
http://www.phptemplates.org/
which is a cool project, b
#x27;ed by my PHP script. Just letting a user modify a template
and changing the look of a page is sufficient for me, since that
is all the user is supposed to gain access to.
Regards,
Steve
At 5/1/2001 02:23 AM, Dave Goodrich wrote:
>On Monday, April 30, 2001, at 12:02 PM, Steven Haryanto wr
At 5/1/2001 03:05 AM, Dave Goodrich wrote:
>>In PHP, if I have my database password in a global var $dbpass,
>>I cannot prevent this code:
>>
>> eval('echo $dbpass');
>Never put your DBPass into a GLOBAL ;^)
Hm, perhaps creating a function do_connect('hostname','user','pass')
is safer? Good idea
Cool. I didn't know that.
Does FastTemplate support nested loop and ifs?
Steve
At 5/1/2001 10:33 PM, Henning Kilset Pedersen wrote:
>Fasttemplate supports loops and if's.
>
>You set a dynamic block like so:
>
>
>
> {ROWCONTENT}
>
>
>
>And then in the PHP code that parses this html template (.t
At 5/1/2001 06:49 PM, Michael Kimsal wrote:
>The 'security' angle is the only one I consider terribly valid, an was
>what I had in mind when I said I can't think of too many reasons why a
>packaged' template' solution is in order. Obviously it is for you.
>
>I still believe that in most cases it
At 5/2/2001 12:46 PM, Anuradha Ratnaweera wrote:
>Most of your guidelines match with our practices. Here are some comments.
Thanks for the comments.
> > 1.4 Whitespaces
> >
> > - No whitespace after function or method name. Example:
> >
> > exit()
>
>We also use this. But I have s
Am I correct that PHP does not support class variables? That is,
variables that belong to a class and not copied into every object.
I need to put several arrays for information about a class, and I
do not want to bloat every object with this data (since potentially
I will create many instances of
I have a requirement like this:
- the php script should be runnable by httpd user only.
- the php script will include other files.
- the php script should run as the user.
- the user must not be able to access the source code
of the scripts.
What I can think of so far:
Put the script in a di
Actually, We _are_ considering of buying Zend Encoder, but in the
middle of thinking for alternatives... :-)
However, sometimes vendors do not want user to have access to
the _binary also_ (and then run it somewhere else), so that needs
some extra protection other than the Encoder too.
Regards,
cache file and distribute
it? does the file need to be run with apc also? or can the
plain zend engine handle it?
steve
At 19/05/2001 22:45, Matthias Winkelmann wrote:
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Steven Haryanto [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> >
> >
> >
apples & oranges. :)
but mod_php without cache (e.g., zend cache) still suffers
from an overhead of recompiling scripts in every request
(serious overhead if the site is complex).
--
sh
On 19/07/2001 11:03, Christopher Leigh wrote:
>i'm wondering if mod_php4 is faster than mod_perl.
>
>thank yo
yes, i have discovered recently that php is not as fast as it
is hyped to be. don't get me wrong. php is fast, but it depends
on how you arrange your scripts. if you include a lot of library
code (PEAR, etc etc), the overhead would increase and increase.
i thought php has always cached compiled sc
why does the cache control header generated by php (under
session_cache_limiter = nocache) needs to have no-store? It
makes pressing Back in the browser requests a new version of the
page (which is unwanted in some situations, e.g. while filling
form and needs to edit a few fields before re-su
On 01/07/2001 02:49, Jack wrote:
>hi everyone,
> Does anyone know the best way to secure php source code so it is not
>group/world readable?
>I can read other users' php source code by writing a simple php script.
>I do not prefer to run php as cgi because all user's php file need to
>add the hea
I have two CGI PHP installation on my Linux system. One of them is
a vanilla build (all defaults except --prefix and
--with-config-file-path, and the other is built with the .spec file
from rpms.arvin.dk).
POST method does not work with the arvin PHP CGI binary, while it
works ok with the vanilla
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