If you're splitting them up with preg_split(), you can combine them with
implode(). Something like
$foo = .* . implode(.*, $words);
Or don't use an array at all. Just replace anything that's not a valid
search character...
$regex = preg_replace(/[^A-Za-z]/, .*, $search);
J
Kelvin Poon
Actually, there's a threads extension in PECL:
http://cvs.php.net/cvs.php/pear/PECL/threads
J
Justin Garrett wrote:
PHP does not support threading. Depending on what you're trying to do you
may find the process control functions useful
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.pcntl.php
Justin
This might help:
http://www.tutorbuddy.com/software/phpcpp/phpcpp/
J
Michel M. Dos Santos wrote:
Hi,
I have a doubt about extending functions in PHP. I want to use C++
language rather than C pure. I saw that dotnet module has cpp file. Is it
possible ?
Thanks a lot,
Michel M.
If all you need is some PHP encryption and don't necessarily need the mcrypt
library, you can try cryptopp-php, which does pretty much the same thing. A
Windows DLL that was compiled for PHP 4.3.0 is available at
http://www.tutorbuddy.com/software/
It should work with PHP 4.3.1, too, as I don't
Weston Houghton wrote:
All,
I seem to be getting a silly error on Solaris when trying to do a PHP
4.3 make. I get an error that looks to me like the liner arguments are
just too long. to be honest, I'm a bit stupified as to why this is
happening or how to fix it. FWIW, I have compiled
Look at PEAR's PECL project:
http://cvs.php.net/cvs.php/pear/PECL
J
Mh wrote:
I am looking for 3d party extensions of PHP like PHPTurbine. Anything
will
do, I am just curious whats available. Anyone know of any sites dedicated
to PHP extensions that I can look at?
Thanks
Mh
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I'd recommend looking at the output buffering functions. Something like this
would probably work...
ob_start();
include(links.php);
$file = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();
The result of parsing and executing links.php will be in $file. Do with it
what you will.
J
Jesse wrote:
Hello
PHP can fork scripts. Refer to the pcntl extension.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.pcntl.php
You'll be wanting to use pcntl_fork()...
J
Senn wrote:
Hi,
Since php does not have child - parent forking methods, can anybody
suggest a method to achieve this.
Thanks.
Senn
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Steve Yates wrote:
This function encrypts data. The data is padded with \0 to make sure
the length of the data is n * blocksize. This function returns the
encrypted data. Note that the length of the returned string can in fact be
longer then the input, due to the padding of the data.
I
Try using a different block cipher mode. When encrypting with ECB, as you
said, your plaintext must have a length that is a multiple of the blocksize
for the cipher. If it's anything less, you're going to get some garbage at
the end of the decrypted ciphertext. I believe that mcrypt uses
Since there's no PHP XSLT extension RPM from Red Hat (as far as I can tell),
the easiest way to build it would probably be...
1. download the PHP source code.
2. in the ext/xslt directory, run phpize. This is assuming the Red Hat RPM
installed PEAR and it's utilities.
3. Run ./configure,
As I've said a bunch of times, I hate plugging my own software, but you can
try cryptopp-php, which should provide all the encryption you need, and it
works on both UNIX and Windows.
http://www.tutorbuddy.com/software/
J
Alex Piaz wrote:
As far as I know, there is no mcrypt windows
Note that IVs only affect block cipher modes other than ECB mode. ECB mode
ignores IVs completely.
J
Titu Kim wrote:
Hi,
I am using libmcrypt-2.5.3 to do encryption in php.
I use exactly the steps provided in mcrypt_module_open
available on php website
Regular expressions would be overkill. Try
$newString = str_replace( , , $oldString);
J
Jule Slootbeek wrote:
Hi,
What's the best and easiest way to strip all the spaces from a string?
do i use regular expressions for it?
TIA,
J.
Jule Slootbeek
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Why not set up some kind of public/private key system? Each customer has a
public key that you can encrypt with, send them the data and have them
decrypt it with their private key.
PGP would be the obvious choice, or GnuPG for that matter.
J
Geoff Caplan wrote:
Hi folks,
Bit OT but I
Not exactly sure what you mean here. Do you mean you'd like to get a C or
C++ library to work inside PHP, or get PHP to work inside of a C or C++
app/library?
If it's the former, then you want to build an extension to PHP. There are
lots of examples in the ext directory.
If it's the latter,
Since I just finished a pretty major source overhaul of the cryptopp-php
extension, I figured I should make a little announcement, as this is
oh-so-exciting news.
Recently, Wei Dai released Crypto++ 5.0, which was pretty much a complete
re-write of the public domain Crypto++ cryptography
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have some files off of the web root which I'd like to be able to serve
up to users (*.doc, *.xls). I know I can do this with header(), but how do
I reference a file that's outside of the webroot? Thanks!
Try using filesystem links or the PHP function
The suits at work are looking at the Zend Safe Guard and I'm just wondering
if anybody had any experience with this new tool. Is it worth the purchase,
and has it been worth the price?
We already have a Zend Encoder license, so we're getting a bit of price
break for the Safe Guard, but it's
Mastering Regular Expressions, by Jeffery E.F. Friedl, published by
O'Reilly. It's the regex bible, and although doesn't do much in the way of
PHP specifically, the idea is the same. (And the Perl examples can be used
without too much modification with PHP's preg_*() functions.)
J
[EMAIL
Perhaps something like...
$i = 1;
while (list($key, $val) = each($info))
{
if ($i == 1 || $i == count($info))
doThis;
else
doThat;
++$i;
}
?
J
Alexander Ross wrote:
I have this: (note that $info is an Assoc Array
while (list ($key, $val) = each ($info))
{
Although pcntl and fork() were mentioned, you might want to look at
socket_select() as an alternative. Using socket_select(), you can set up a
multiplexer to handle multiple sockets at the same time. (Or roughly the
same time...)
J
Gustavo Almeida wrote:
I would like to know, what I
If all you need is some generic encryption that doesn't require mcrypt, you
might want to take a look at a crypto extension I wrote called
cryptopp-php. It does everything that the mcrypt extension does and might
be a touch easier to use as far as syntax and such goes. (Plus, it works on
Quanta is for KDE, too, not GTK.
J
Henrik Hansen wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Pedro Jorge Dias Cardoso) wrote:
please tell me a good PHP editor for linux, wich one you prefer.
or a package for PHP in Xemacs.
I saw recently that phpedit comes out on linux now thats a good
editor (it
It might have something to do with the way the session extension in PHP
performs garbage collection. There's a setting in php.ini that basically
controls how often garbage collection is performed. The value is a
percentage, and determines how often the GC should be done over a random
number
You could use a transaction block if your database supports it, or just use
some sort of auto-numbering field, such as SERIAL in Postgres,
auto_increment in MySQL, etc. Then you wouldn't have to worry about
retrieving the next cno before inserting a new row.
J
R wrote:
Hi,
In java
I always hate mentioning this 'cause I feel like an attention whore or
something, but nevertheless, I can't get the thing tested thouroughly
without a bit of whoring...
I've been working on a crypto extension for PHP for a while now, and since
you guys seem into the crypto thing, you might
You should also add an ORDER BY clause in there, as the SQL standard doesn't
guarantee the order that rows are retrieved in. There's a chance that
you'll get, say, 20 rows on the first page, go to the second page and get
some of the rows you've already seen on the first page. If you use an
Actually, elseif and else if are both valid.
J
Craig Vincent wrote:
snip
}else if(!$submit){
/snip
Acthough you didn't show 75 lines of code my guess would be your problem
lies here. The else and the if shouldn't have a space between them.
} elseif(!$submit){
See how that works
The change to register_globals doesn't affect the Zend Optimizer or any
other extension afaik. That's a non-issue.
What is of issue are changes to the Zend Engine itself, which underlies PHP.
Changes have been made to ZE that affect binary compatibility, so ZO 1.20
doesn't work with PHP
Basically, the Zend Engine is kind of like a macro scripting engine that PHP
runs on top of. You can actually remove the Zend Engine and use it in other
applications, like a macro engine for a work processing app, for instance.
The Zend Optimizer isn't a part of the Zend Engine or PHP; it's
Might just be a typo, but in the function prototype for AddUser(), you have
$oUser, but the array_push() argument says $objUser.
J
J. Anderson Scarbrough wrote:
I have two classes. Organization and users.
In the organization class I am try to keep an array of user objects but it
does
You can write your own error handlers using set_error_handler(). Then,
depending on the error code, you can decide whether you should display the
error message, email it to you, log it, whatever.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.set-error-handler.php
If you just want to hide the error
You can't set an array subscript using an array; it should be a numerical
value or a string.
What you want to do is
$division[$div_id] = $array;
Better yet, try:
$divison[$div_id] = mysql_fetch_array($result, MYSQL_ASSOC);
J
Steve Buehler wrote:
I am trying to learn some new things
Running the code with such a small number of trials will likely cause skewed
results one way or the other.
I ran this code and consistently got around the 50-50 split you'd expect:
?php
$one = 0;
$zero = 0;
srand((double) microtime() * 100);
for ($i = 0; $i 200; $i++)
{
if
preg_replace() can be used with arrays.
J
Reuben D Budiardja wrote:
Hi,
I am in need of a case-insensitive str_replace. I've tried the search the
archive and documentation, but the mostly suggested thing is to use
eregi_replace. But this does not really solve the problem for me since
Even better would be to write the URL as
http://www.example.com/charts.php/wk0001-etc
and look in $_SERVER[PATH_INFO]. This way, you can do without the ? and
have a search engine-friendly URL.
J
Stuart Dallas wrote:
On 1 May 2002 at 18:39, Randum Ian wrote:
I want to link to a page like
It isn't terribly hard to fix -- just use $_SERVER[DOCUMENT_ROOT] in the
links that need them.
J
Miguel Cruz wrote:
On Wed, 1 May 2002, J Smith wrote:
Even better would be to write the URL as
http://www.example.com/charts.php/wk0001-etc
and look in $_SERVER[PATH_INFO]. This way, you
Check out your php.ini file and look for some lines that read something
along the lines of
zend_extension=/path/to/ZendOptimizer.so
zend_optimizer.optimization_level=15
Then either:
a. Get rid of those lines; or
b. Get the Zend Optimizer and put it some place where PHP can see it can
modify
A better way to set this up might be to use a reverse proxy in front of
www1.test.com and www2.test.com. Users would go to www.test.com and the
reverse proxy would forward communications between the front-end and the
servers in the back, thereby balancing the load. Cookies should still work
I'm assuming it's that stray dollar sign you have in front of domxml_root.
J
Sebastian A. wrote:
Hello,
I have been recently doing experiments with the DOM XML function and I am
(not surprisingly) having some problems with it. When I try to run the
code below, I get an error saying I
The # is used to point to an anchor on a page. Usually, you need the anchor
name after the hash symbol, i.e. http://www.example.com/#anchor.
However, in this case, odds are it's a JavaScript thing. In some older
browsers, like pre-Netscape 4.7, I believe, when you created a link that
had an
Are you using the just-released PHP 4.2.0? A problem has been found with the
sessions extension; it should be fixed soon, likely via a patch.
J
Scott Fletcher wrote:
Hi! I have the PHPSESSID working on every web page except one and it
baffle
me. Have anyone have this problem before?
AFAIK, there is no unix app for using Access databases. You could try WINE
or some sort of virtual desktop running Windows and use Access through
that, but that would probably be even less stable than Windows itself.
Running Windows 2000 with service pack 2 for the db server should probably
Try looking at htmlspecialchars() and htmlentities() instead. They'll
convert things like and to gt; and lt; and ampersands to amp;.
J
Leif K-Brooks wrote:
I am trying to block javascript from ares of my site that users can
change.
I am going to use the following code. Can someone
Then I'd suggest using the strip_tags() function and define which tags you'd
like to leave untouched.
J
Red Wingate wrote:
He might want to use this function but doing so no links or bold underline
Tags will be destroyed as well.
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3) Block downloads on .inc files, like using a Files directive in
httpd.conf or a .htaccess file in apache. (Or whatever on another web
server.) Now, even if a user tries to view that file, it won't execute at
all, thus perhaps saving you some memory and clock cycles. (And it's
generally
Namespaces aren't available yet, but should be with PHP 5 (?) when the Zend
Engine 2.0 is ready.
J
Aric Caley wrote:
Is it possible to keep the variable name-space separate between, say, two
files (one included into the other) to avoid name collisions? I'm trying
to
get two scripts to
What are the permissions like on that directory? Does the user/group that
runs your PHP process have read permissions on that directory?
J
Spyproductions Support Team wrote:
Does anyone know if there is such a thing, maybe by writing in perl or
even writing in a configuration file, as
Linux is a form of Unix, one that is available free, as in it costs
nothing, you are free to copy it and use it on as many computers as you
like, and you can, if you are so inclined, make changes to the operating
system as the full source code for the kernel is available to you.
There are
I wouldn't say .htaccess and .htpasswd files are pointless. They might not
be applicable to your situation, fine, but they're not totally useless. And
.htaccess/passwd files do provide directory-level security -- the directory
they're in, plus any subdirectories if need be.
But there are a
An easier way to do it might be to use HTTP authentication with apache
using .htaccess and .htpasswd files, which can be placed in the secure
directories. (Or use one global .htpasswd file and have all .htaccess files
point to it.)
Another possibility would be to set up two PHP scripts, one
It means bash can't find the file called mysql If it could, it would
show you a path to the file, like
$ whereis mysql
mysql: /usr/bin/mysql
If your server has locate or slocate, try them instead (This assumes they
have an up to date locate database If not, you may have to run updatedb,
if
That will result in a parse error. I think you mean
if (in_array($row['id'], $selected_users)) { /* execute */ }
J
Stewart G. wrote:
if ($row['id'] in_array ($selected_users)) { // execute }
=S.
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Try wget if it's installed. If not, lynx, a shell-based web browser, is
installed on quite a few machines.
J
Ben Turner wrote:
This may be a bit off topic but I am trying to install the pdflib package
for Linux so I can make pdfs through php and I was wondering if anyone
might know
Suggestion:
- When the user triggers the event, store their user name, email or
whatever along with a timestamp in your site's database (if it has one) or
in some text file some place.
- Write a cron script that runs every five minutes, every minute, every
hour, whatever. When this script
I'd start out by using ab, the apache benchmarker. Look for
$APACHE_PATH/bin/ab. You can start hammering away at the site by setting
the number of connections to try, conncurrent connections, etc. in ab,
which will spit out a bunch of interesting stats, like the number or errors
produced,
Sourceforge has a bit on this, too. Basically, they have a checkbox that
lets you drop out of SSL after you login, so your username and password
aren't sent over the wire in plaintext. However, after that, everything is
plaintext, no SSL at all. Useful if you want to keep your password safe
Could you please leave the subject alone when you're following up on a
thread. It's hard to follow what you're talking about when we can't see the
references to the other parts of the thread.
As for your problem, try removing the semi-colon after the if ($inst ==
'2') statement. It's a
As far as I know, you can't do this directly through a header. Try using a
meta tag, i.e. META HTTP-EQUIV=Refresh CONTENT=x;
URL=http://www.example.com/;, where x is the delay in seconds.
J
Steven Walker wrote:
Is there way to have a page automatically redirect the user to another
page,
It does to a certain extent. If you're writing code that you're expecting
others to see and use, you should try to be consistent and follow
convention. If you write up a large project in C++ and suddenly start
naming header files with a .doc extension, somebody's going to get
confused.
Of
The only real security problem is that if the file isn't parsed and it's in
the web server's document path, somebody can just go to
http://www.example.com/include/config.inc and see the entire contents in
plaintext -- passwords and config options galore. However, sticking those
.inc files
It's possible, but it might be easier to set up virtual hosts or
something. If you're using apache, you can set this up in httpd.conf, using
something like
NameVirtualHost *
VirtualHost *
ServerName www.domain1.com
Redirect permenent / http://www.domain.com/domain1
/VirtualHost
If you're using GD2, try looking at ImageTTFBox() and ImageFTBox(). They'll
give you the coordinates for a bounding box around the text. Use them in
relation to the image to center it properly.
J
Adrian Murphy wrote:
I was wondering if it's possible to centre text precisely on
an
Using global in the global scope (i.e. global $Config;) does nothing.
If something is declared in the global scope of a file and then included
into another file, it's still global. You don't need to actually say
global $whatever unless you're in a function.
Also, if you're including a file
files are include
files (long time since I've made that distinction!) just prepend
them with inc_ or put them all in an includes/ directory.
You hit a raw nerve there J Smith. :)
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relatedi.e the letter 'y' goes under the
line. any ideas?
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From: J Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2002 6:48 PM
Subject: [PHP] Re: center text on image
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For a site I work for, I've found two decent uses:
0. Our logo is dynamically created on demand. The logo features a random
DNA-blot distibution and a random wave-like pattern, some like what you'd
see in a graphic equalizer on a stereo display. Each time our logo is
viewed, it's slightly
I must be lucky or something, 'cause the place that hired me basically
said, we're developing this, you're coding it, get it done. I was
actually told that we'd be going with PostgreSQL and not MS SQL or Oracle
or whatever, which was cool to begin with, but the rest of the details (web
include() and require() were suggested, but you may also want to look into
eval(), which parses a string as PHP code and returns the parsed PHP.
Sounds like what you're looking for. (I.e. storing PHP code in a database,
right?)
J
Georgie Casey wrote:
I want to extract information from a
Personally, I'd recommend compiling from source it is at all possible.
You'll likely get improved performance, and it's nice to know you can set
things up exactly as you see fit.
Another thing you could try if that seems daunting or you need to install
the RPMs onto several machines that all
Try
ereg(^[0-9]{10}$, $cust_tel);
Quick explanation (I get the feeling you're new at regexes):
^ - beginning of string
[0-9] - any number between 0 and 9 inclusive
{10} - exactly ten times
$ - end of string
There ya go.
J
B. Verbeek wrote:
Hello,
I want to check the data from a
The only real difference between HTML and XML (besides the obvious
standards and formats and such) is the MIME type, I believe. HTML has a
text/html MIME type, while XML can have a whole bunch, depending on what
the XML is supposed to do. (I.e. text/xml, application/xml,
application/xml-dtd,
We have a similar set up at our work, but we still encrypt our users'
passwords. That way not even the dba knows what passwords other people use,
although the s/he can still change the password for any user on our site. A
lot of people use the same password for everything they do, and it
You might want to check out php's XML extensions...
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.xml.php
J
Thomas Gagne wrote:
dumpmem works great for entire documents, but what is the strategy for
printing the contents of a single node? It is impossible to use dumpmem
on a node since the code
If this isn't in the PHP FAQ (I couldn't find it), it definitely should be,
because somebody asks this question at the very least once a week on this
list.
J
Henrik Johansson wrote:
Hi!
How do I do a redirect to a different location in PHP?
Regards
Henrik Johansson
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PHP isn't totally bad for a search engine. Here's my story.
I was in a bit of a predicament when I first started work, because I had to
develop a search engine for online video objects. My company is essentially
a video re-purposing venture, where we take reams of analog, tape-based
videos,
Quick tip -- locate and whereis are your friends in the shell. They make
finding executables like php are a snap.
As for emailing from php/cron, it depends on how your system is set up.
Many email servers bounce any emails they receive from IPs that they can't
reverse map or otherwise
PHP is a server-side language (i.e. Perl when used with mod_perl), not a
client-side language (i.e. JavaScript). All of the processing is done on
the server BEFORE it is sent to the user. Therefore, you can't call a PHP
function directly from a web page after the user has received it, since
It sounds like you're on a UNIX-like system. Ever hear of user/group file
permissions? Just set the proper permissions on your directories and files
and you're fine. There are many ways to do this sort of thing, so I won't
get into it, but it would be much easier to focus on permissions than
For this sort of thing, it may be easier to run the job from a shell. Try
compiling php as the CGI/CLI executable. Then you can run your scripts
like, say, a Perl script or whatever. Just add the ampersand at the end of
the command to run it in the background. (I'm assuming a UNIX-like system
If anybody out there is using Konqueror, try setting up an item in the
Enhanced Browsing dialog with a shortcut like php and the search URI set
to http://www.php.net/manual-lookup.php?pattern=\1;. Now you can go to the
location textbox and enter something like php:fsockopen to bring up the
I sumbitted a similar patch to the Quanta team about a week ago. It may
appear in an upcoming release, possibly Quanta 3, which will come with KDE
3.0.
A few other additions I made:
- highlighting is now case-insensitive for everything. I believe older
versions were case-sensitive for
I've been using them for months without any major problems. (There was a
slight bug in socket_select() that caused some undesireable behaviour, as
it wouldn't allow for indefinite blocking, but I submitted some patches and
it was eventually fixed.)
I have a search engine running that was
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.exec.php
J
Scott Fletcher wrote:
Hi!
I wanted to know if there is a PHP code or function that would allow
the
PHP to issue the UNIX command.
What I'm doing here is I'm trying to tell PHP to create a file by
issuing hte UNIX command then I
We have the developer suite at my work, and as far as I know, the
Optimizer, Debug Server, Encoder, etc. don't work with 4.1.0 at all. When
you try using the Optimizer, for instance, it spits out a line in your
Apache log (or whatever log) saying that this version of the Optimizer is
for
Seconds after I write this, I see on zend.com that the Optimizer has a new
version for 4.1.0. Don't see anything about the Debug Server. I'm going to
give the Optimizer a whirl and see if stuff encoded with our old Encoder
word with 4.1.0...
J
J Smith wrote:
We have the developer suite
You could use \r\n (or combinations thereof) as others have mentioned,
but just to save you some frustration, make sure you don't put quotation
marks around the chr(13) if that regex, otherwise you'll be looking for the
literal string chr(13) and not what you'd expect, i.e. what the function
Add the -q argument to the php command, i.e.
$ php -q
or edit the first line of your script to something like this:
#!/path/to/php -q
There are some other arguments to the cgi executable. Use the -h argument
for details.
J
Dan McCullough wrote:
I am setting up a shell script to
I'd recommend urlencoding those variables if you're going to do it that
way, otherwise you may get some non-sense characters resulting in a bad URL.
J
Jim wrote:
There are many different ways to do this ...
1. Have the same PHP script that validates generate the login page.
This way
For a split this simple, I'd recommend using explode(|, $data). split()
uses a regex for the first character (and as others have said, the pipe is
a metacharacter in a regex, so you'll need to use \| instead of |),
whereas explode() is simply literal. explode() will probably be slightly
Something like this will work:
eregi(^id \{([a-z]*),([a-z]+),([a-z]+)\} \[(.+)\]$, $str, $regs);
$regs will be an array containing:
[0] = id {name,title,nick} [http://www.php.net];
[1] = name
[2] = title
[3] = nick
[4] = http://www.php.net;
If course this isn't very foolproof or generic. For
Bas Jobsen wrote:
What does the (ampersand) before the variable name mean ?
a pointer to the address (mem) of the variable
PHP doesn't have pointers and memory can't be directly accessed this way
like you can in C, or C++ or whatever. The ampersand is for passing values
via reference
Actually, there is a unix-like fork() function in an extension. exec() will
execute another process, but it isn't really a fork().
Look at the pcntl extension and check out pcntl_fork(). I've been working
with it for a few days and it works pretty well. It's still marked
EXPERIMENTAL, so
Fábio migliorini wrote:
The php was distributed under gpl in the version 3 now it´s distribued
under the php license that is based on qpl (qt public license)... so...
1) Is the php license incopatible with gpl?
2) Can I write a program in php and to distribute it under the gpl
Why don't you try it and find out?
J
Kyle Smith wrote:
Is it possible to use include inside the mail function?
eg
mail(include(blah.txt)) ???
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Just out of curiosity, are you going to be posting every time you have a
syntax error?
As for this error, it's likely a combination of:
1. not having either single or double quotation marks around the string
literal; or
2. If that line isn't the last line in a php block, it needs a
It's actually a recursive acronym, like GNU:
From the manual:
PHP, which stands for 'PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor', is an HTML-embedded
scripting language.
J
Jon wrote:
Hmm although the answer was Personal Home Page Tools and is now
Hypertext Preprocessor when people ask me, I say
Definitely not in this group/mailing list. It's called *PHP*.general for a
reason.
Nevertheless, this should get you started:
Unix-like compilers (with source, GPL):
http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/gcc.html
For design editor, use any text edtior. vi, emacs, an X notepad type
thing... If
XML is pretty standardized, but the implementation of it in various web
browsers isn't.
I wouldn't consider XML all that comparable to HTML. They don't serve the
same purpose. XML is generally used to order and describe data (metadata,
basically), and although HTML serves roughly the same
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