[PHP] playing sounds

[Black Dragon]

Hi,
can you tell me same library to play sounds from php and output an audio
stream to the browser.

I'm finding something that build dinamically an swf file (flash) from a
template swf and play an mp3 o wav.

can you tell me something? I've tried some library, bu unsucessfully



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Re: [PHP] check if an url is valid

[Black Dragon]

ok, I'll try with socket.

Thanks

 no, sockets are not a bad solution at all. They are just as fast.

 And plus fsockopen has more functionality such as timing out, result
 messages, mess_num etc... what fopen doesn't have.

 I think fsockopen is better for this job.


 Sincerely,

  Maxim Maletsky
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  PHPBeginner.com (Where PHP Begins)
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 Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 6:41 AM
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 Subject: [PHP] check if an url is valid


 Hi!

 can you tell me how can I check if a remote files exists?

 I've tried with fopen, but I've a warning on STDOUT if file doesn't
exists.
 I wouldn't redirect the STDERR to solve this problem.

 I could use fsockopen, but I feel that this is a bad solution.

 Can you tell me something that is easy?

 I would a function that return true/false if an url is/not is valid;
without
 error to browser

 Thanks




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[PHP] check if an url is valid

[Black Dragon]

Hi!

can you tell me how can I check if a remote files exists?

I've tried with fopen, but I've a warning on STDOUT if file doesn't exists.
I wouldn't redirect the STDERR to solve this problem.

I could use fsockopen, but I feel that this is a bad solution.

Can you tell me something that is easy?

I would a function that return true/false if an url is/not is valid; without
error to browser

Thanks




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[PHP] setting the name of the file in Save As windows

[Black Dragon]

Hi!

I've done a program that send a zip file to browser. I read it on server
using fopen because I've it in a private area (I can't send it directly).

Now I send it to browser in this way:

  header (Content-type: application/x-zip-compressed);
 $fd = fopen ($filename, r);
  $data = fread( $fd , filesize ($filename));
  echo ($data);
 fclose ($fd);


This work, but when the user tries to save the file on his disk the script
set as file name the name of itself!

I've tried unsuccesfully to print this header after the first header:

header (Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=\WorkPlease.zip\);

Can you help me?



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[PHP] (SOLVED)Re: [PHP] setting the name of the file in Save As windows

[Black Dragon]

 I've tried unsuccesfully to print this header after the first header:

 header (Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=\WorkPlease.zip\);


It works using:

  header(Content-Disposition: filename=\WorkPlease.zip\);

I think my browser is a bit mad :)
the rrf http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616  says that it must be
used the first one (with attachement)  :(






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[PHP] translating a function from Perl to PHP

[Black Dragon]

Hi everyone,
I'm a good perl programmer, but I'm not able to translate this small
Perl program to PHP:

$testo = 'Hi %NOME%, how are you? Tomorrow I\'ll go to %DESTINAZIONE%
with %AMICO%!';

%mioArray=( 'NOME' = 'Pippo',
   'AMICO' = 'Pluto',
   'DESTINAZIONE' = 'Roma');

print $testo.\n\n;

$testo =~ s/%([a-zA-Z]*)%/$mioArray{$1}/g;# == this is my problem!!!

print $testo.\n;


This is the output of the script:

Hi %NOME%, how are you? Tomorrow I'll go to %DESTINAZIONE% with
%AMICO%!

Hi Pippo, how are you? Tomorrow I'll go to Roma with Pluto!



HELP ME PLEASE!!! :)





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Re: [PHP] translating a function from Perl to PHP

[Black Dragon]

You've been my salvation!! thanks! :)


 print preg_replace('/%([a-zA-Z]*)%/e', \$mioArray['$1'],  $testo);

 i never could understand why other languages
 made regular expressions so convoluted.
 why not just support the =~ binding operator
 instead of that awful function syntax...?





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