php-windows Digest 1 Feb 2007 13:59:34 -0000 Issue 3126
Topics (messages 27423 through 27428):
Here is how to 'sniff http'
27423 by: git
using preg_replace or equivelent
27424 by: Derek C Hopkins
27425 by: Phillip Terry
27427 by: Derek C Hopkins
Eclipse PHP Plugins
27426 by: Bill Bolte
Back button in PHP
27428 by: Alf Stockton
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All,
I thought this might be of use to you and maybe even the guys at Angler.
On the news groups and email lists I frequent I often find people wanting to
know what is exactly happening between a server and client. The snag is that I
could not find written up any method that would work on any platform for any
browser without having to change the browser settings etc.
So - I delved into the trashcan that is my memory and came up with this:
http://nerds-central.blogspot.com/2007/01/sniff-http-for-free-find-out-what-is.html
Let me know if it is of any use.
Best wishes
AJ
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Hi All
Not knowing cgi-script I am having trouble understanding the
preg_replace function in PHP.
What I want to do is remove all ocurances of the following
items from a string
All spaces, open brackets, close brackets, apostriphy, and
period (full stop)
from a string such as these
Audlin,Mary Ann,Spalding,14,412
Audsley,David.,Leeds,23,354
Audsley,David (Male),Leeds,23,354
Audsley,David O'Shannesey,Leeds,23,354
My thoughts were the following code
But it does not work
# need to remove punctuation in forname, ( .
) ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
$patterns[0] = '/./'; $pattern[1] = '/(/'; $pattern[2] =
'/)/'; $pattern[3] = "'"; $pattern[4] = '/ /';
$replacements[0] = "-"; $replaements[1] = "2"; $replacements[2] =
"3"; $replaements[3] = "4";
$forname = preg_replace($patterns,$replacements ,$forname);
$surname = preg_replace($patterns,$replacements ,$surname);
What happens is all characters get changed to - (the first 0 replacement.
Any help with this or another solution would be appreciated.
Cheers Derek
Derek C Hopkins, Phone +1(450)678-7768
6640, Biarritz, Fax +1(450)678-4252
Brossard, E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
QC, Canada, J4Z-2A2.
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Try str_replace.
$string = "whatever";
$invalidChars = array("(", ")", "\\", "\"", "'"); //put whatever characters
here
trim(str_replace($invalidChars, "",$string))
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From: "Derek C Hopkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 1:10 PM
Subject: [PHP-WIN] using preg_replace or equivelent
Hi All
Not knowing cgi-script I am having trouble understanding the
preg_replace function in PHP.
What I want to do is remove all ocurances of the following items
from a string
All spaces, open brackets, close brackets, apostriphy, and
period (full stop)
from a string such as these
Audlin,Mary Ann,Spalding,14,412
Audsley,David.,Leeds,23,354
Audsley,David (Male),Leeds,23,354
Audsley,David O'Shannesey,Leeds,23,354
My thoughts were the following code
But it does not work
# need to remove punctuation in forname, ( . )
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
$patterns[0] = '/./'; $pattern[1] = '/(/'; $pattern[2] = '/)/';
$pattern[3] = "'"; $pattern[4] = '/ /';
$replacements[0] = "-"; $replaements[1] = "2"; $replacements[2] = "3";
$replaements[3] = "4";
$forname = preg_replace($patterns,$replacements ,$forname);
$surname = preg_replace($patterns,$replacements ,$surname);
What happens is all characters get changed to - (the first 0
replacement.
Any help with this or another solution would be appreciated.
Cheers Derek
Derek C Hopkins, Phone +1(450)678-7768
6640, Biarritz, Fax +1(450)678-4252
Brossard, E-Mail
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
QC, Canada, J4Z-2A2.
==== FreeBMD - England and Wales - Birth - Marriage and Death
Transcriptions
<http://FreeBMD.rootsweb.com>
==== Check out FreeBMD Scan2 Syndicate page (revised daily)
Please bookmark our new home http://www.scan2.ca/scan2.html
==== Check out QFHS Marriage Transcription Project page (revised daily)
(Quebec Family History Society)
Please bookmark our new home http://www.scan2.ca/qfhs.html
Check out my web page (22jan1997) Last Revised 28 May 1998
<http://www.cam.org/~hopkde/index.html>
Check out Abney Park Indexing Project (revised 14 MAR 2000, 195,000 names)
<http://www.cam.org/~hopkde/abney.html>
Check out my web Ramsgate page
<http://members.adept.co.uk/hopkde>
Check out the Quebec Family History web page
<http://www.qfhs.ca/index.html>
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Hi Terry
Program now working like a charm. Your solution was what
the doctor ordered. THANK'S
At 02:15 PM 31/01/2007, Phillip Terry wrote:
Try str_replace.
$string = "whatever";
$invalidChars = array("(", ")", "\\", "\"", "'"); //put whatever
characters here
trim(str_replace($invalidChars, "",$string))
----- Original Message ----- From: "Derek C Hopkins"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2007 1:10 PM
Subject: [PHP-WIN] using preg_replace or equivelent
Hi All
Not knowing cgi-script I am having trouble understanding
the preg_replace function in PHP.
What I want to do is remove all ocurances of the following
items from a string
All spaces, open brackets, close brackets, apostriphy,
and period (full stop)
from a string such as these
Audlin,Mary Ann,Spalding,14,412
Audsley,David.,Leeds,23,354
Audsley,David (Male),Leeds,23,354
Audsley,David O'Shannesey,Leeds,23,354
My thoughts were the following code
But it does not work
# need to remove punctuation in forname, ( . )
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
$patterns[0] = '/./'; $pattern[1] = '/(/'; $pattern[2] = '/)/';
$pattern[3] = "'"; $pattern[4] = '/ /';
$replacements[0] = "-"; $replaements[1] = "2"; $replacements[2] =
"3"; $replaements[3] = "4";
$forname = preg_replace($patterns,$replacements ,$forname);
$surname = preg_replace($patterns,$replacements ,$surname);
What happens is all characters get changed to - (the first 0 replacement.
Any help with this or another solution would be appreciated.
Cheers Derek
Derek C Hopkins, Phone +1(450)678-7768
6640, Biarritz, Fax +1(450)678-4252
Brossard, E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
QC, Canada, J4Z-2A2.
==== FreeBMD - England and Wales - Birth - Marriage and Death Transcriptions
<http://FreeBMD.rootsweb.com>
==== Check out FreeBMD Scan2 Syndicate page (revised daily)
Please bookmark our new home http://www.scan2.ca/scan2.html
==== Check out QFHS Marriage Transcription Project page (revised daily)
(Quebec Family History Society)
Please bookmark our new home http://www.scan2.ca/qfhs.html
Check out my web page (22jan1997) Last Revised 28 May 1998
<http://www.cam.org/~hopkde/index.html>
Check out Abney Park Indexing Project (revised 14 MAR 2000, 195,000 names)
<http://www.cam.org/~hopkde/abney.html>
Check out my web Ramsgate page
<http://members.adept.co.uk/hopkde>
Check out the Quebec Family History web page
<http://www.qfhs.ca/index.html>
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Cheers Derek
Derek C Hopkins, Phone +1(450)678-7768
6640, Biarritz, Fax +1(450)678-4252
Brossard, E-Mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
QC, Canada, J4Z-2A2.
==== FreeBMD - England and Wales - Birth - Marriage and Death Transcriptions
<http://FreeBMD.rootsweb.com>
==== Check out FreeBMD Scan2 Syndicate page (revised daily)
Please bookmark our new home http://www.scan2.ca/scan2.html
==== Check out QFHS Marriage Transcription Project page (revised daily)
(Quebec Family History Society)
Please bookmark our new home http://www.scan2.ca/qfhs.html
Check out my web page (22jan1997) Last Revised 28 May 1998
<http://www.cam.org/~hopkde/index.html>
Check out Abney Park Indexing Project (revised 14 MAR 2000, 195,000 names)
<http://www.cam.org/~hopkde/abney.html>
Check out my web Ramsgate page
<http://members.adept.co.uk/hopkde>
Check out the Quebec Family History web page
<http://www.qfhs.ca/index.html>
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I've been looking at Eclipse as my PHP dev tool. I've installed the PHP
Development Tools and Aptana plugins. So far, I like the tool. Outside
of it eating up my memory at times, it's a nice IDE. Anyone have any
experience with Eclipse and any other PHP plugins? Do you like, not
like?
Bill Bolte, Web Developer
High Touch, Inc.
hightouchinc.com
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I seem to remember that there was a simple call to get reference to the
the screen previous to where the client currently is. Please remind me
how this is done?
I need to place a Back button on my clients screens.
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