php-general Digest 15 Mar 2008 23:16:54 -0000 Issue 5350
Topics (messages 271647 through 271649):
Re: Sendmail question
271647 by: Manuel Lemos
Objects as array key names??
271648 by: Jim Lucas
271649 by: Ray Hauge
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Hello,
on 03/14/2008 12:35 PM nihilism machine said the following:
> So the email should be a link to:
> http://www.mysite.com/permalink.php?ID=120
> but instead links to: http://www.mysite.com/permalink.php?ID%120
The problem is that you have specified quoted-printable encoding and
have not properly encoded all characters in the HTML.
I recommend that you a class that knows how to properly message bodies
with quoted-printable. I use the MIME message class. Take a look at the
test_simple_html_mail.php example script.
http://www.phpclasses.org/mimemessage
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Regards,
Manuel Lemos
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This question should probably be directed at the PHP Internals list, but
I thought I would start by asking here first if anybody would even use
this feature.
It has been brought to my attention that with Perl and Ruby, you can use
Objects as the value of the key within an array. The examples that were
shown to me make me think that this would be an awesome ability to have
within PHP.
Here is an example of how I would use such a feature.
I have a table of "customers".
I have a table customers "contact_locations".
This table has a reference ID back to the "customers" table.
Now, in my array of information that I build I have this.
$res = query('Select c_id, c_first_name, c_last_name FROM customers');
$customers = array();
while ( $row = fetch_assoc($res) ) {
$customers[$row]['contact_locations'] = array();
$SQL = "SELECT *
FROM contact_locations
WHERE c_id={$row['c_id']}";
$loc_res = query($SQL);
while ( $loc_row = fetch_assoc($loc_res) ) {
$customers[$row]['contact_locations'][] = $loc_row;
}
}
Now, contained within one array "$customers" I have all the information
that would be needed for displaying any type of information related to a
customer or a customers location.
By doing having this feature, I could build the ability to do xPath
searches within the base array. That would be nice.
Anyways, what do you all think? Worth it or not?
Jim Lucas
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Jim Lucas wrote:
This question should probably be directed at the PHP Internals list, but
I thought I would start by asking here first if anybody would even use
this feature.
It has been brought to my attention that with Perl and Ruby, you can use
Objects as the value of the key within an array. The examples that were
shown to me make me think that this would be an awesome ability to have
within PHP.
Here is an example of how I would use such a feature.
I have a table of "customers".
I have a table customers "contact_locations".
This table has a reference ID back to the "customers" table.
Now, in my array of information that I build I have this.
$res = query('Select c_id, c_first_name, c_last_name FROM customers');
$customers = array();
while ( $row = fetch_assoc($res) ) {
$customers[$row]['contact_locations'] = array();
$SQL = "SELECT *
FROM contact_locations
WHERE c_id={$row['c_id']}";
$loc_res = query($SQL);
while ( $loc_row = fetch_assoc($loc_res) ) {
$customers[$row]['contact_locations'][] = $loc_row;
}
}
Now, contained within one array "$customers" I have all the information
that would be needed for displaying any type of information related to a
customer or a customers location.
By doing having this feature, I could build the ability to do xPath
searches within the base array. That would be nice.
Anyways, what do you all think? Worth it or not?
Jim Lucas
Maybe I don't get the new concept, but what would be wrong with:
// START CODE //
$cid = null;
$customers = array();
while ( $row = fetch_assoc($res) ) {
$cid = $row['cid'];
$customers[$cid] = $row;
$customers[$cid]['contact_locations'] = array();
$SQL = "SELECT *
FROM contact_locations
WHERE c_id={$cid}";
$loc_res = query($SQL);
while ( $loc_row = fetch_assoc($loc_res) ) {
$customers[$cid]['contact_locations'][] = $loc_row;
}
}
// END CODE //
Now you can easily reference all of your customers by ID and get any of
the data you want. I would actually just load the record I want from
the database and not chew up all that memory, but this is just an
example anyway.
I guess it could allow you to somewhat consolidate a two-dimensional
array down to a single dimension. In order to use the data, you'd have
to use array_keys() or something similar to use it though.
It's an interesting idea, but I don't know how practical it would be.
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Ray Hauge
www.primateapplications.com
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