Hi!
You may want to check out the tempnam() function -- it's under filesystem
functions in the downloadable documentation.
Bogdan
hallo,
my applications generates a html-page, with a link to an image.
this image is created by the application, and should exist only temporarily
- so it can
On the other hand if you want to keep track of the number of files generated
you might want to try something like this:
$i=1;
$thePath=$temp_dir./$fileprefix;
while (file_exists($thePath.$i))
{
$i++;
}
$thePath.=$i;
($thePath stores a valid temp
There was a similar thread on the Midgard mailing list not long ago -- you
may want to take a look for possible solutions:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=midgard-userm=100653565721944w=2
Hi,
How to open an existing excel file(.xls) from PHP, and edit the
contents of the particular
Had the same problem not long ago and I didn't find a simple solution
either. My solution at the time was the painfully slow one - walking the
array and storing strlen for both key and value. Since you have a large
array, this probably doesn't do for you.
A faster but less accurate solution
If you work under Linux you might want to check out the man page for mogrify
and perform an ? exec(mogrify -format jpeg $filein $fileout); ? for
example.
Bogdan
Please help me. I need convert image from tif format to the jpg format,
exist any php function to do this ?
Thank you
Sounds quite odd - you may try an echo(serialize($g_months)) in the
function and see what you get... It may be that the code generating the
option box has problems - this way you make sure $g_months is empty indeed.
Bogdan
Jason Rennie wrote:
Hi all,
I've got an array in the global scope
The first thing that comes to mind - if you say it's working with local variables
- is trying to set it local prior to using it (i.e. insert a
$loc_months=$g_months just below global $g_months and use the local variable
from then on).
It may be a bug in your PHP - walking an array with each
Why is this needed in this case an not for local variables? You probably are right,
I don't imply you aren't, but why is a reset needed in local scope when using
global variables? Is it possible to start an each() in a function and continue it
in another for global arrays?
Philip Hallstrom
Hi everybody!
Two things I consider urban myths about PHP (plus MySQL) - please let me
know what you think of these:
1. The evil global variables
Ok, the classic
?
if ($pwd==GOODPASSWORD)
{
$lethimin=1;
}
[bullshit code]
if ($lethimin)
{
echo(fread(fopen(/etc/passwd,r)));
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Bas van Rooijen wrote:
sprintf(%02d, $i);
but you should indeed check out how this function works..
phantom wrote:
I would like to format numbers to be a fixed width.
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Well, you can always code in a little Javascript, such as
window.location='#lastpos'...
Leland wrote:
I tried generating a A NAME=lastpos/A in the orginal list, but I haven't
been able to create the return link on the other page that will refrence
this. I tried A
Philip Hallstrom wrote:
A definite possibility, but it does depend on the hacker in question
knowing exactly how your script is written...
True, but in a shared hosting environment this is very likely.
...not to mention open source code. However, the discussion was indeed oriented
towards
Well, the official point is rather obvious from my original e-mail. What I
personally do is either forget about it -- again, see the original e-mail --
or, if for some reason high security is needed, I simply add 0 (zero) to
numeral input fields and addslashes to strings.
Bogdan
[EMAIL
True, but in a shared hosting environment this is very likely.
...not to mention open source code.
Oh yeah. Guess I had a mental lapse there. If you are using, say, a
script downloaded from freshmeat.net and it happens to be poorly secured
then obviously the entire free world is going
Oh yeah. Guess I had a mental lapse there. If you are using, say, a
script downloaded from freshmeat.net and it happens to be poorly secured
then obviously the entire free world is going to know how to exploit your
copy of itduh
Actually that's exactly what I had in mind.
This is your problem -- what do you expect this line to do?
$sid (login($user, $pass));
Bogdan
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Embed as in...? To my knowledge there is no way to embed a PDF in a web page -
you can see a PDF from the browser, but I don't know how a PDF could be
embedded within an actual HTML page.
Bogdan
Webleycity wrote:
Does anybody out there know how to embed pdf in a web page
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Or, better yet, try From: XYZ company xyz@mydomain;
Bogdan
Alex Vargas wrote:
That's because XYZ company isn't a valid email address and sendmail fixes
the address with the name of the server. If you'd put
[EMAIL PROTECTED], you'd see that address unchanged.
Alex.
- Original Message
Why do you need this? To my knowledge you get the same behaviour with
?
function create_function()
{
[body]
}
$test=create_function;
$test;
?
Bogdan
Emile Bosch wrote:
Dear list,
Does anyone know how the internals of create function works?
$test =
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
echo $row[name];
list($checked)=mysql_fetch_row(mysql_query(select user_id from User_Category where
user_id='$current_user' and category_id='.$row[category_id].'));
$checked=$checked? checked:;
echo 'input type=checkbox name=cat[]
Ummm, though of this after I sent the e-mail: you may even perform the line after
list($checked)... with an if in the query and skip the line altogether. But that may
be a little too much... :-)
Bogdan
Bogdan Stancescu wrote:
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
echo $row
Or, to actually prove your point in the original e-mail (I checked it and
you're right):
?
function echotest()
{
echo(Testing);
}
$test=echotest;
?
If you now try ? $test; ? it won't do anything -- as you said, ? $test();
? is the proper code.
Something worth mentioning is that
Yes, that's a very good one I didn't think of!
One thing that I do know is dangerous is deleting rows based on an
integer field with an unprocessed value;
Ca-Boom! The entire table has been deleted. Don't you feel dumb!
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JavaScript doesn't implement any kind of one-way hashing. But that's for a
good reason: suppose JavaScript encoded your password and sent it encoded to
the server. The in-between hacker would retrieve the encoded password as it
is sent to the server and simply pass that as the password - he
As a side note, that's obviously the most insecure part of entering the
password because it's the only time you enter the password. :-)
The most insecure part of entering a password in a web
form is when you click submit and your password is
sent in plain text form to your next PHP
Yes - implement the Nike solution: Just do it! You have no problems, simply
insert the data from the input box in the table. You may want to display the
results with nl2br() so you can see the line breaks in HTML afterwards.
Bogdan
Robin McKenzie wrote:
I am storing comments in a MySQL db,
To be exact,
update table messages set views=views+1 where id=$msg_id
Bogdan
Bas Jobsen wrote:
UPDATE $table views=views+1
picked up is counted!! Can anyone guide me as to how
this can be achieved?
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Why do you draw the conclusion you're misunderstood? We are unable to answer
your question about speed -- so aren't we allowed to have a separate discussion
derrivated from your question?
Bogdan
Emile Bosch wrote:
thx for al the help but i need some help of a php developer i guess cuz i am
Check these out:
http://www.horde.org/imp/
http://twig.screwdriver.net/
Also, make sure you search Google for security problems on them - I think IMP
used to have some, but they seem to have fixed them since.
M.E. Suliman wrote:
Hi
I need to create a way for users to a site to check
Can't test it now, but have you tried
function makeyogurt ($flavour, $type = list())
I assume you need it to be an array because you want to either walk it or, more
likely, perform an in_array() test on it and you found that passing non-array
variables to in_array issues an error. If
Just a suggestion: use exec(ls -1 root/articles/??_head.xml,$article_files) to
find out the files -- then walk $article_files, parse the file and echo whatever
you please. :-)
Bogdan
Martin Hughes wrote:
Heya,
Can PHP count the number of a certain ftile in a directory and then print
the
Make sure you close the accolade afterwords in PHP -- other than that, yes,
it works just fine!
For example this should work just fine:
-
?
for ($i=0;$i10;$i++) {
if (!($i%3)) {
?
Found a multiple of three!
?
echo($i);
?br?
}
}
?
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Robert Dyke wrote:
Took a better look at your code -- you've capitalized true -- that may be
it.
Bogdan
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I do the same with is_file() in several scripts and it works just fine
without clearing the cache. Don't know about dirs but I can't see why it may
be different - should use the exact same functions internally.
On a side note, I'd rather recommend using a loop like
?
global $mytmpdir; //
Forgot a couple of double quotes and the mode for mkdir. Perfectionist, you
see... :-)
Bogdan
?
global $mytmpdir; // usually /tmp -- you set this as you please globally
$dd_prefix=$mytmpdir/temp_download_[project name here];
$i=0;
while (is_dir($dd_prefix$i))
{
$i++;
}
Try in_array('pattern',array('')) and in_array(1,array(0)). The quirk you
found is predictable, as we know how PHP behaves when converting strings to
integer values... And 'pattern' evaluates to 0 -- '55pattern' for example
doesn't match -- but then again, what kinda word is that? :-)
HTH
RTFM: http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.type-juggling.php
Peter Vereshagin wrote:
Bogdan Stancescu wrote:
Try in_array('pattern',array('')) and in_array(1,array(0)). The quirk you
found is predictable, as we know how PHP behaves when converting strings to
integer values
http://www.htdig.org/
Martin wrote:
Hello! Does anybody know a good script to search the own web-server?!
Would be nice if the script could display the whole sentence where the
word was found...
Martin
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This is a kind of a shit happens answer -- ummm... nope, there's no
workaround. The only workaround is providing a global path variable and use that
for all pages, but you probably already thought about that. Sorry for the bad
news on Christmas! :-)
Bogdan
Arcadius A. wrote:
Hello !
I've
.
// Usage example:
// if (!isphpver(4.0.2))
// {
// [do something]
// }
// Bogdan Stancescu [EMAIL PROTECTED], November 2001
function isphpver($minver)
{
$itis=2; // That is, undecided
$minimum=explode(.,$minver);
$current=explode(.,phpversion());
for ($i=0;(($isizeof
I'm really unable to discuss the mailing-list topic because I have nil expertise
in this field (apart from using them, that is). However, I'd strongly advise you
to use something based on some kind of database system, because alternate
methods of storing data (i.e. plain text files) are crippled
Most probably you have some kind of slashing in there. Check it out by also
echoing $date from php and if nothing looks wrong, take a look at the source
code.
HTH
Bogdan
Chris Cocuzzo wrote:
hey-
ok. I have the following code.
?php
if($submit) {
echo(Input date: $datebr\n);
I seriously doubt your code works -- have you tested it? I think the code
you submitted will most probably output 1 2 3 4...24 25 26 (spaces are
actually \n's). I never tested it though, so I may be mistaken.
However, with just a few changes we get
$letter='a';
$i=0;
while ($letter'z') {
To whom is your question directed? From the looks of it, it seems you're asking
me... If that's the case, why?
Bogdan
Andrey Hristov wrote:
What PHP version do you use(4.1.0?)
Regards,
Andrey Hristov
- Original Message -
From: Bogdan Stancescu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Chris Cocuzzo
I also subscribe to the opinions against your objection. David has a very good
point I would've made hadn't he beat me to it: As long as these tools are out
there, it should keep all of us on our toes, and programming with security
constantly on our minds.
Bogdan
Dennis Gearon wrote:
If the
Yes: a href=javascript:CountIt('actual link here')Text/a
And in ClickIt you'll have to append
if (goto) {
window.location=goto;
}
Obviously, you'll have to redefine ClickIt() to ClickIt(goto)
I don't know if all the code is 100% accurate, but that's definitely the direction to
go. You may
You most probably
1. Have to ask about this somewhere else;
2. Won't be able to set it up -- Hotmail is M$ and, as such, it implements
its own protocols.
Bogdan
ger wrote:
Does anybody know how to set up my mail reader (Mozilla ) to
be able to read and
send mail with my HOTMAIL account ?
Uh, ok. You said my form contains a function, so...
Well, yes, you can do that too -- in the ugly way: http://www.clipart.com/ (take
a look at the links -- using out.php?un=location, where out.php contains
CountIt().
Bogdan
Douglas Harter wrote:
Maybe I should have mentioned that CountIt is
Philip Olson wrote:
I seriously doubt your code works -- have you tested it? I think the code
you submitted will most probably output 1 2 3 4...24 25 26 (spaces are
actually \n's). I never tested it though, so I may be mistaken.
Yes, it works. Test it before posting such doubts :)
I don't know if this is it, but you may:
1. Replace
print(returnwin=window.opener.navigate(urlLoc);\n);
with
print(window.opener.location='urlLoc';\n);
2. Try opening the pop-up widow with Netscape allowing the location input box to
appear, click on Close e Update and, if it doesn't
if (strpos(SCRIPT LANGUAGE = Javascript,$input_string)===false) {
echo(Yeah, right!);
exit;
}
You'll have a lot of problems, though, because
1. You also need to check for script type=text/javascript;
2. You have to strtolower() both strings in order to eliminate capitalization
differences;
The way it looks to me, you do both the window opening sequence and the closing
procedure twice:
- Window opening: you specify window options (toolbar, status bar etc) once in the
window.open() call and once in the actual window code;
- Window closing: you perform the same actions once upon
Hello everybody!
Apart from the usual best wishes for 2002, I have a question: does
anyone know of a good security list/newsletter/bulletin for PHP?
Actually, any kind of good source would be great, even if it's net
security in general -- what I'm looking for is:
1. Mostly PHP security
Hello, Carlos!
1. onUnload IS called by Netscape. Didn't test it with Konqueror, but I guess
it's called as well;
2. My guess is that you have a problem with the function itself, that's why I
strongly suggest you define it as a standalone function and use javascript:
for debugging;
3. No,
I may be repeating myself -- use the Nike solution: just do it! :-)
Global variables are implicitly passed to includes. Please provide more info if that's
not the case (not globals/globals somehow not being passed).
Bogdan
Evansville Scene wrote:
I'm having problems passing variables into
LOL! You may want to read this for clarification:
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
Bogdan
Andrew V. Romero wrote:
what do they get out of it?
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Ok, I was misled by the manual copyright at
http://www.php.net/manual/en/copyright.php -- anyway, it's the same sprit, I
believe.
Bogdan
Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
Well, PHP is not under the GPL. But you still don't need to buy any sort
of license.
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A great solution for this kind of job is Midgard (www.midgard-project.org). It
provides heaps of features oriented to solving all your possible problems -- user
control/access; separate content and style templates, manages includes
automatically so you don't have to fiddle around tens or hundreds
Hello!
Check these out -- they're not filtered as to only search PHP projects:
http://freshmeat.net/search/?site=Freshmeatq=quizsection=projects
The only PHP project in there is Duck.
HTH
Bogdan
Indera wrote:
I have been looking for a script that I can use to create online quizzes. I also
If you're really serious about implementing this, it can be done using socket
functions and basically creating a crippled browser's functions to only retrieve
files.
If you want to go on in this direction, I'm able to help -- just let me know
what details you need.
Bogdan
Gaylen Fraley wrote:
If everything else fails, you should consider using mysql_fetch_row() instead.
Bogdan
Greg Sidelinger wrote:
Ok I have use mysql_fetch_array to dump the results of a select query with a
join in it.
if my tables contain a column with the same name how can I distinguish from
them.
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Why do you need word specifically? I personally had a hard time with PHP in the
beginning exactly because I migrated from the Turbo Pascal/Dephi environment.
Just learn how to deal with the new environment: use larger data types and
shift right the byte in order to create a word and use logical
Gaylen wrote:
Check the validity of the link.
This is inherent to the process -- no need to worry - you just have to include
some error fallback code in the process.
Check the size. If less than a particular size, then PHP will
resize/resample it and display a stndard Avatar sized icon.
It seems to work. I'll use this thread to ask an admin question: why
doesn't the mailing list daemon add a reply-to address similar to the
one I manually added here? Wouldn't it be more comfortable for all
parties concerned?
Bogdan
John Monfort wrote:
Test
Cannot submit to list.
Test
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you expect Apache to do - issue a 404 error instead?
Bogdan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if my url is like : test.php everything is ok, but when I use
test.php/1, I get the Apache Internal 500 Error.
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Take a look at the maximum allowed memory size used by PHP -- too much in a
hurry to provide a link. Approx. 8MB is the default. That's the limit for
strings too.
Bogdan
Ray Todd Stevens wrote:
I can't seem to find this anywhere in the manuals. What is the
maximum length of a string?
Not mentioning that you could've taken a look at
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.datetime.php yourself, here goes:
$days_diff=(mktime(0,0,0,$month2,$day2,$year2)-mktime(0,0,0,$month2,$day2,$year2))/86400;
Bogdan
Carlos Fernando Scheidecker Antunes wrote:
Hello all,
I would like to know if
Well, actually
$days_diff=(mktime(0,0,0,$month2,$day2,$year2)-mktime(0,0,0,$month1,$day1,$year1))/86400;
but you probably got that... :-)
Bogdan
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Your question intrigued me enough to start searching for an answer. Never
did this myself, but you may try
http://download.php.net/manual/en/html/function.fopen.html (fifth paragrapgh
of explanations). Hope it works with Apache - I was unable to determine if
this only works when you run PHP
This can be solved partly with include_path setting in php.in or in
apache's config files (even in .htaccess). You can just set
include_path to your project's (or application's) root directory, and
make all the paths relative to this directory in include() and
require().
Or if you intend to
That's a browser/image type issue. If you're trying it with a JPEG image (as the
message title suggests) then it's a browser issue -- your browser doesn't handle
JPEG files due to local settings, and starts up the paint program instead. If
you're trying with some other image type (such as TIFF
You can consider doing this:
$number=102.52;
$fraction=$number-floor($number);
$number=($number % 50)+$fraction;
Basically it's the exact solution you're suggesting, just that you don't
have to do any string stuff.
PHP's behaviour is normal - modulus is generally intended for
integers...
I don't know, does $Errors=array() work for you? Hope I understood your
problem...
Bogdan
Carlos Fernando Scheidecker Antunes wrote:
Hello All,
I have a populated array that stores user input errors.
I have been browsing the manual and some books and I couldn't find one
thing.
I've got
Your question is not stupid - it's just uninformed, and that's easily
understandable if you never used PHP.
The concept is dynamically creating the page SERVER-SIDE. That is, use some
databases or some nifty code to dynamically build a page using specific
parameters. Unforunately for you, this
I suck big time at regular expressions, but have you tried
str_replace(\r\nhtml\r\n, '', $string); ?
Bogdan
David Yee wrote:
Hi guys. Quick regular expressions question here:
I want to match:
html
but not:
blah blah html
Basically I want to wipe out lines beginning with the html
Message -
From: Bogdan Stancescu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: David Yee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 6:20 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Quick regular expressions question / preg_replace
I suck big time at regular expressions, but have you tried
str_replace(\r
: Bogdan Stancescu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Newsgroups: php.general
To: tim at 10Kv [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 04, 2002 6:17 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Stupid question alert
Your question is not stupid - it's just uninformed, and that's easily
understandable if you never used
I'm not sure how you'd go about doing that, but be warned that you're walking
on very thin ice (security-wise) to allow such an action. You must be very
extra super careful not to get hacked!
Not only that you'll be potentially allowing hackers to create users on your
machine, but at some time
What do you mean exactly? You want to be able to monitor (as in see) the
data being transacted by your browser with the server or is it something
else you're after?
Bogdan
Daniel Urstöger wrote:
Hiya !
A little offtopic this question, but really important ..
I need to check all the
Anthony Rodriguez wrote:
The following php script successfully e-mails both messages but it doesn't
update in the table scr_149 the column notified. Why?
?php
$connection=mysql_connect(localhost,wagner,123) or die (No
connection!);
$db=mysql_select_db(sbwresearch_com,$connection) or die
I don't know if this is actually it, but the line
$num_vals[$i] = mysql_fetch_array($result);
seems strange to me - doesn't mysql_fetch_array return an array? You should try
list($num_vals[$i]) = mysql_fetch_array($result);
and see if you get any improvements...
Daniel Alsén wrote:
I have
You could do a case() or if/elseif, check if it's spring, summer or autumn and leave
the code for winter as default/else.
Bogdan
webapprentice wrote:
Hi,
Just need a sounding board to help me think this through.
I want to check the current date to determine what season it is and display
$distincts=array();
while (list($key,$val)=each($yourarray)
{
if (!in_array($val,$distincts))
{
$distincts[]=$val;
}
}
Kancha . wrote:
An array contains various values eg: list of fruits.
Now i want to retrieve only unique fruits from the
array. The array may contain duplicate
You may check out IMP for a program. The functions you're looking for are
listed in the documentation under IMAP mail (it's a generic set of functions
for both IMAP and POP).
Bogdan
Jason Caldwell wrote:
Is there a way I can * download * emails and save them to disk (as
individual emails)
There may be a difference but even if it is, it's so small you shouldn't
consider it. Imagine how much it takes for a (generally) cached document to
be checked for ? or ?php or whatever you're using... Don't bother with
this one!
Bogdan
Marvin Sanders wrote:
Newbie question:
Is there any
What do you mean? Supported in what way? (I take it you're referring to
the e-mail blind carbon copy feature).
Bogdan
Deependra B. Tandukar wrote:
Greetings !
Is Bcc supported in PHP?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
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Subject: Re: [PHP] bcc
Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2002 11:46:07 +0800
From: Jimmy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Bogdan Stancescu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
References:
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Is Bcc
Gee, Sandeep, what a great reply! I wish I got this kind of support when I
asked a question on this list too!
Balaji, sorry, man, I don't know how to help you - I was just touched by
Sandeep's reply and wanted to point it out for everybody to see just how
helpful we are in these parts. Tet
Hi!
I noticed you've been repeatedly posing this message. The reason why nobody answers
is because your question is a little strange.
The answer is yes, you could have something like
[file whatever.php]
div id=haiti style=position:absolute; left:752px; top:321px;
width:166px; height:162px;
Use headers as suggested or use javascript if you want to be able to notify
the user about the redirection.
Bogdan
Robert MacCombe wrote:
Hi, how do I redirect to a different URL, e.g. as a result of an IF
condition being true. I'm basically looking for a PHP version of the ASP -
Hi all!
I'm working on a free software package due to be launched on freshmeat
some time soon (next month most probably). The program is a project
development environment, somewhat similar to phpGroupWare but, I like to
think, better and with less bugs.
Due to the nature of the project I need
Billy Harvey wrote:
Bogdan, a technique I've used in the past may work for you.
When someone wants to upload something, I have them request a cookie by
sending a blank email to a specific address. This automatically
generated cookie is good for some limited time (whatever works for you),
Thanks for all the suggestions! I found something which suits me just fine
based on your ideas - wanted to share it.
The system separates most of the elements in the database (including the
e-mails) based on project. That means that the users are notified when a
project is created and given a
Use a href=link.php?var=$val -- make sure you use rawurlencode() on $val
if you expect it to contain special characters that can't be passed via URL
(such as spaces or ampersands).
Bogdan
universal2001 wrote:
Hi!
I'm new to PHP and I have tried to find the answer to my questions but I
Plus, isn't your request content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded?
And another thing, since you send all the headers HTTP 1.1 compatible, why don't
you use it instead of 1.0?
Bogdan
Sandeep Murphy wrote:
Hi,
I am opening a socket on a remote server(weblogic) and sending my username
while (!feof ($fp)) {
$line = fgets($fp, 4096);
$data = explode(,, str_replace(\, , $line)); //using
str_replace to get rid of quote marks
//following line to see if data is correct
echo $data[0]. .$data[1].br;
$theArray[$data[0]]=$data[1];
}
fclose($fp);
Also, make sure you get rid of the space at the beginning of $data[1] - the
space after the comma gets in there, so either use trim() or just trim the
first character programatically ($data[1]=substr($data[1],1)).
Bogdan
Jamison Roberts wrote:
What I have is a text file that has data in the
My way around this is using two fallback stages: for one you test
mysql_num_rows() after performing the query. If that's 0, use a default image
placed in the database beforehand. If that also returns a null mysql_num_rows()
then echo an image (probably the same default) from a known location in
It's obviously more effective to do it in MySQL, but you shouldn't have any real
processing problems even if you don't find an appropriate solution using MySQL
exclusively, because you'd have the two arrays ordered by MySQL, so all you'll
have to do would be something like
As Jason said, include() is what you should look for and, as Mike said, you
should also take a look at include_once() and require_once(). Obviously,
require() is another option.
However, you should be aware that txt files are displayed as plain text when
accessed, so if any sensitive data is in
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