statement. Does it
make any sense?
2) is this a lot of extra work, and I'd be better served by just taking
each variable and putting it into its own hidden form field?
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with little
trouble -- check out www.perlmonks.org. (Sorry, but I am far from a
Perl guru.)
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it? This topic is a current front page headline at Developer Shed
(www.devshed.com). Here is the link to the tutorial on this very topic:
http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP/PHPRDF/page1.html
You get to teach yourself a bit about XML along the way.
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plan to do searches based on date at
times.
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server when the user closes a browser window or quits or whatever. Even
that would not be very reliable.
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are SELECTing from your query, and do the same thing with
this as you did with the other two session variables.
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that you want a literal 'buck
i').
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hope someone can help me. Thanks.
Try system()
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.system.php
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somename.php.
How do i do that.
First tell us how you can tell the two variables apart.
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(of the main script) to a temporary variable for checking
in the included script. -Kevin
Or set an Apache directive (in httpd.conf or .htaccess) that prevents
any .inc files from being served by the server.
I'm assuming you're using apache.
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this
is old hat, but for those of us who are just getting our feet wet in
programming, there should be a more exhaustive reference as to what can
be done... is there any such reference?
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Good luck with your RDF stuff,
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even include any HTML!)
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in frustration and I gave up, going back to functions. I'm also not
very intelligent, and working with classes and objects requires the
programmer to be able to abstract their data in a way that I haven't yet
learned to do. Sigh... someday.
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of numbers instead of a name), this will come in handy
so that you can save the user's legitimate values but ask them to
re-enter their invalid values. That gets kind of technical, but it's
one of the sweet things about functions, that they are reuseable.
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it's not something that cause problems if it were
to be supported. Kind of lame that it's not, actually.
Until then, I'll keep using them (brackets) b/c there's some things that
it seems I can't do without this technique, but it would be nice
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and look at them this way, but I could format the cookie
list/contents better with a script, and it wouldn't require me clicking
all over my preferences (I have a lot of cookies too).
Just a thought.
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was being used
inside of a character class -- and that it does not need to be escaped
when it is inside of a character class (wouldn't make sense for match
any character to exist inside a character class).
[^A-Za-z0-9\.]
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worth bringing up in case it makes it into the next version.
Too many mailing lists already! :) I will look into making a
suggestion to the W3, however. Thanks for your reply (just curious if
this had already been dealt with yet).
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On Monday, March 4, 2002, at 10:50 AM, Erik Price wrote:
I thought that in this example (in this thread) the dot was being used
inside of a character class -- and that it does not need to be escaped
when it is inside of a character class (wouldn't make sense for match
any character
this
information in a hundred other places:
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/programming/php/tutorials/tutorial4.html
After you have it figured out, you can use the PHP manual pages
function-hunter to learn all of the many mysql functions that PHP offers.
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(personal opinion). It's not that hard to pick up, though, once you've
gotten started. Still, I think it makes alot more sense to do so since
it helps the new user remember that variable $x is actually in the $_GET
array for example.
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to replace certain predefined strings with other strings, then you
should use substr() it's faster.
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Hope that helps, please discuss if I am off base in any of this.
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On Friday, March 1, 2002, at 10:34 AM, Erik Price wrote:
On Thursday, February 28, 2002, at 10:33 PM, Monty wrote:
Is preg_replace() the best PHP command to use for parsing custom codes
in
text retrieved from a database (e.g., turning [link= ] into a
href= )?
Use preg only if you
enter all the values into an array and run some kind of averaging code
on them, but the problem is that I don't want an average, I need the
most-chosen value.
Thanks if you have any advice.
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// perform whatever code you need to on that
}
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what I'm
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programmed to only check the $_SESSION array for the
presence of true=1 (i.e. : if ($_SESSION['true'] == 1) etc). Thus
any extraneous GET variables just bounce off your script, having no
effect unless the script specifically looks for $_GET['true'] or
something.
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a
variable, and later in the script if that variable exists then something
else happens. Is this sloppy?
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, consider
encode('blah');
it returns '098108097104'
now consider which of the two output strings you end up having to escape
special characters for...
:)
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On Thursday, February 28, 2002, at 07:56 PM, Dennis Moore wrote:
Perfectly legitimate... it is much like having a switch statement
without a
default clause.
Oh, I didn't know that that was legitimate either. :) Thanks Dennis
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for the next iteration of the fetched $row
}
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This is just my opinion, but I'm sure others will agree.
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into the
database...
The secret to this is at phpbuilder -- you need access to your server I
think
http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/tim2526.php3
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me your thoughts on this.
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['password'] once it gets to the script, because
anyone can submit the same intercepted string to the script via POST and
it will be md5()ed when it gets there, thus defeating the purpose.
Maybe I haven't quite wrapped my brain around a decent authentication
scheme yet.
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, at xml.com, and I'm sure that after
reading this you'll be better-prepared to search for scripts that do
this for you.
http://www.xml.com/pub/a/1999/08/rpc/
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That will leave your string looking like This is a () and ().
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has
used any of the ones I'm looking at before I take the time to set it up
and
it turns out to be a bust.
Here are the ones I've downloaded. All of which require PHP and
MySQL. Let
me know if there are any I should stay away from or any that are worth
using.
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worked for many people (and I didn't write em so I don't
deserve any credit).
Thank you Nathan for helping me when I had this prob.
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that they are who
their cookie says they are, or skip that and deal with the fact that
some people may change their cookie to be the name of their opponent so
that they can play as another character.
Sounds like a cool site, good luck
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. I'm also pretty sure that it's
somewhere between $800 and $1100 for a one-license desktop copy!
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On Monday, February 18, 2002, at 07:01 AM, Ford, Mike [LSS] wrote:
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Not only can I hardly find a place with Tetley's on tap, I can hardly
find it in stores!
LOVE Tetley's.
Er -- should
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In PHP4.1 or later, try:
echo $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];
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depends on the user-agent -- you're not
guaranteed to get any information, as some user-agents handle headers in
nonconformant ways.
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$text = http://www.domain.com/directory/images/image.jpg;
preg_replace((http://[^\s]+[-a-zA-Z0-9_/.]+\.(gif|jpg|jpeg)$), img
src=\\1\ /, $text);
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In the 4.1.1 release announcement, it doesn't say that anything about
this has changed. I'm not trying to contradict you Torben, but if this
is true then it is not documented in the news at the web site.
Please correct me.
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$PHP_SELF = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];
$form_block = form method=\post\ action=\$PHP_SELF\;
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on this list. (I was
trying to include mysql_fetch_array elements in print statements and
didn't want to transfer the value to a scalar beforehand, or
something! :)
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who can come up with more. Just think about the logical
HTTP exchange and where data might accidentally leak out, and you'll
probably cover most of your bases.
Erik
PS: I'm assuming that SSL is beyond the scope of your application.
Otherwise, consider it.
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with the
HTTP headers. Keeping a session going for more time than needed means
that the variable representing the session ID is leaving footprints all
over the place.
Erik -- who has become overcautious lately upon learning how HTTP works
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it
probably won't work, but the theory is there. Also, be sure to take
into account the security issues of having a file writeable by your web
server -- I'm assuming you already have experience with this.
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, I thought that I was better off using a
separate extension than '.php': so that the code cannot be executed out
of context. I got this idea from a post by Rasmus Lerdorf on this very
list, only a month ago.
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~ \.inc$
Order allow,deny
Deny from all
/Files
If you look under the archives, you will find the thread where I was the
one who thought that parsing .inc was a good idea, and someone explained
this very subject to -me-. :)
(I think it was Mike Cullerton)
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Subject: Re: [PHP] Anyway to open a PHP file and view its code in the
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On Thursday, February 14, 2002, at 05:44 PM, Kevin Stone wrote:
I did a net
much to justify why I chose PHP (the real reason is a matter of
ethics ;).
I would love to have had your explanation of ASP's application object vs
PHP's lack of an application object when I wrote that. I'm saving
this post.
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LOVE Tetley's.
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On Wednesday, February 13, 2002, at 05:18 PM, Rick Emery wrote:
Next time you go to the PHP Manual (dated 19-09-2001) for answers, go
to the
title page and count down 5 names...
dopeSlap target=self /
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similar to yours. I think you should turn register_globals off if you
really want security. PHP 4.1.0 has some neat shortcuts to make your
life easier if you do this.
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and the I am not giving the user any indication as to what is going on.
Distract the user with a flash animation (say, a status bar or
something) stored in cache on prior page.
;)
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On Thursday, February 14, 2002, at 10:46 AM, Alastair Battrick wrote:
Do you not have to make $_SERVER a global variable in the function ?
$_SERVER is global AFAIK, but good thinking. All $_* variables are
global (unlike the $HTTP_*_VARS arrays).
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= $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];
$current_page_name = explode(/, $current_page);
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$text .= */;
To comment the code?
Just a guess. (And it would result in nested comments, not sure if that
is a no-no for the parser or not).
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doing? Trying to send the errorpage.php a variable in
the querystring to identify which page sent them there. I'd like to
avoid HTTP_REFERER for now, if possible. But when I get sent to
errorpage.php, there is no querystring at all.
Thanks,
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a loose end.
Back to the subject at hand, I am sorry to report that header() is not
passing along the querystring.
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, and IE 6 Windows... and I have to say that IE
5.1 Mac renders it in the correct way, not version 6 as you might
expect.
(I think.)
Browsers tolerate a little -too- much, but I do demand more than I
should of HTML authors (I try to only use XHTML Strict).
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seems like a great
idea. Also, there is an open-source .NET initiative called Mono,
http://www.go-mono.com/
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);
// close the file
}
Sorry about the spacing, you'll have to clean it up in your editor. But
I commented the crap out of it so that I'd/you'd understand what was
going on.
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probably a common worry.
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with you that it is handled as any string.
You mean that I am correct? Or that you think I should be correct?
(not trying to sound insolent, just trying to nail down what's being
said ;)
Thanks Rick
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string
manipulation within a function's arguments? I'm not trying to question
you, only to tie up a loose end.
Yup, totally. Function call syntax list is like this:
Hope this helps,
It definitely cleared up quite a bit about how function arguments are
interpreted. Thank you.
Erik
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;
}
(I know this does the same thing as 'basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'])', I
just want to understand something a bit more fundamental to the way
functions work)
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are output.
I see that as a Good Thing. That means that PHP can do much more than
just generate web pages.
Thanks for clearing that up Torben.
(It seems that whenever I ask a question, you always have the answer.)
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words, why did you choose to do it the way you did?
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by the POST variables. In
theory.
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I actually get .SID and the end and not SID value? any thoughts?
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wondering if someone already did it for me.
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, not really. But it seems that the optional 2nd parameter corrupts
the 1st parameter even if it is a predefined variable (which is what I'm
doing) -- which could have repercussions for $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] down
the road, right?
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that they'd have a good point
if it came down to an argument.
Much as I'd love to evangelize my open source philosophy and the merits
of my Linux/MySQL/PHP installation, it's going to have to wait until I'm
done with this project.
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as a
potential problem.
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name, here: the fact is that I suggested this project,
explained that it would cost very little money by using PHP/MySQL/Linux,
and it was approved. So I'm doing it. I just don't rub it in anyone's
face that I don't toe the MS party line.
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