onents and
mantissa).
Workaround: don't use floats if you want to hit a certain value at the spot:
$i - $target, By God, the are equal in value.");
} else {
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extended), the javascript reload will immediately transfer the user agent
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Correction - "$to" should of course read "$repl" :-&
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quot;);
$repl = array("\n", "\n", "\n", null);
$str_cleaned = preg_replace($from, $to, $str_uncleaned);
This construction should convert the occurrence of one or more successive
newline combinations with a single newline character, and remove control
characters at large
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At 23:11 13.03.2003, Charles Kline said:
[snip]
>On Thursday, March 13, 2003, at 05:08 PM, Ernest E Vogelsinger wrote:
>
>> - if your query is exactly as you sent it here you're missing a comma
>> after
>> the closing brack
uot; .
"mma=" . urlencode($MM_UserAuthorization));
(b) just more secure and elegant is simply handing over the session:
header ("Location: $FF_redirectLoginSuccess?" .
session_name() . '=' . session_id());
The latter of course will only wo
"
- before constructing the query make sure $attributes['nametofind'] is
formatted correctly, esp. correctly escaping single quotes
- when using double quotes to construct a string you don't need to escape
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ucts.
To allow _all_ expressions to be evaluated you need to run all 3 by
themselves, later comparing the results:
$x1 = test1();
$x2 = test2();
$x3 = test3();
if ($x1 && $x2 && $x3) ...
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ation out again how
>do I make it look like 2003-03-13 or a variant of that?
[snip]
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.date.php
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-[snip]
You might use here - however
note that this won't do _anything_ if JS is disabled.
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x27;s.
My vote: leave it as-is, and use ReplyToAll if you want to.
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ou should at least transmit these lines:
GET /lang_fr/ index.php HTTP/1.1 [CRLF]
Host: www.myhost.com [CRLF]
Accept: */* [CRLF][CRLF]
where [CR] is a _complete_ CarriageReturn/LineFeed sequence "\r\n". Of
course you may add more headers to it.
You might also wan
this one, therefore
>this record isn't updated. Do any1 know how I can check for spaces here,
>and remove them if present
[snip]
have a look at trim()
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Check the archives - within the last 2 days there was a thread about
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);
}
...
I prefer to add a string generated by uniqid(), such as
uniqid() uses the entropy generated by the opsys random device (if
available) in an attempt to make this truly random.
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ined. PHP will return null in this case.
Workaround: if (array_key_exists('REMOTE_ADDR'))...
"Undefined variable": the variable you're using has not been defined and
never been assigned to. PHP will return null in this case.
Workaround: if (isset($page))...
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on job, would then read the DB
(or the toto file) and perform actions necessary. When done it would update
some kind of status flag.
On your website yo could display something like "187322 addresses scheduled
for validation - 123499 to go", or something like that, just by reading
n, so i can have a 'for' loop going?
[snip]
If you are certain that the lines are separated by a CR you could simply use
$phonearray = explode("\n", $_REQUEST['phones']);
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you _do_ have a stationery for that, do you?
*g*
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current secs and usecs
(system time) and a pseudo-random number (see php_combined_lcg() in
standard/lcg.c). If an entropy file is available (usually on unix systems)
it uses the entropy to further randomize the digest. In a final step the
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approach (see my
last post): wordwrap() counts the width for the while string, while my
regex just scans for words that are too long, leaving everything else alone.
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here's no
drawback in not using nl2br (not adding ''s) since the inserted
newline character will be visible as whitespace and allow the user agent to
properly reformat the text within the area.
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de ... when the JIT is enabled.
>
>On browsers where the JIT is disabled, only HREF is executed.
[snip]
No - if the onClick handler returns false, nothing will happen. That's the
original reason for the onClick handler to be there - it can take co
ill save the image at the server - he wants the browser to present
the "Save As" dialog...
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= ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();
// continue as outlined above
header('Content-Type: application/octet-stream');
header('Content-Disposition: attachment;filename="myfile.jpg"');
header('Content-Length: ' . $image_size);
echo $img
return false here if no number is available in
$address. Leading and trailing spaces are trimmed from $address and
$number, either by the regular expression, or by the trim() function in
case of a no-match.
Note also that this will fail for US-style addresses like "9th street",
moving
At 14:38 11.03.2003, freaky deaky said:
[snip]
>the js looks like:
>
>
- there's a lot more to it that just changing ports.
Have a look at cURL - this will get you the task done, without effort.
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3] => 4 )
>how do I take off the top elements so I will only have three providers and
>three priorities left?
>If I do array_shift, it takes off all of the providers.
[snip]
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fclose($fh);
}
This will work perfectly (if url-fopen-wrapper is enabled in your build
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gt;// get around calling anything at the *end* of a script.
>
>//ob_end_flush();
>
>
>class test {
> ...etc
[snip]
This won't work anyway since your class test is declared after using it -
it should be the other way 'round:
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Possibly using array_keys()?
$keys = array_keys($doo);
echo "First key is \"{$keys[0]}\"";
array_keys() comes in handy if you want to have random access to an
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ation in it how to serve
any file under program control.
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tion block after your if-statement doesn't get executed
this construction works just as it should.
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--[snip]
From the docs:
pg_fetch_object() returns an object with properties that correspond to the
fetched row. It returns FALSE if there are no more rows or error.
The behaviour of your code is expected if you looped either past the
returned records, or there are no records r
At 01:53 09.03.2003, Ron Biggs said:
[snip]
>You are a god among men, Ernest. THANK YOU!
[snip]
Bless you :)
Nope. You're welcome,
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;AN" => array("ERIC Number", "EricAN", "SelAN", "AN", "AN «Annotation»",),
"TI" => array("Title", "EricTI", "SelTI", "BT", "BT «Book Title»",),
);
Then you may reference an element within a subarray:
echo $EricCodesArray['TI'][2]; //should display "SelTi"
Note that non-numeric array indices (a.k.a. associative arrays)
a) should always be quoted, and
b) are case sensitive.
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y first sight of your post I
thought "RCONFIG" would mean "remote config", and if set to "no" this would
mean to use a local config?
Just an idea of an absolute outsider...
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think it's hilarious though...
[snip]
Hmm. Quite nice girls I'd say.
But I'm sure they have better things in mind than to fuck just mod_perl...
Would like to have them round my office anyway (esp. the dark one in the
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lkID + 1; // Adding 1 turns makes the index correspond to the
template number.
// $aColLen = count($lkColor); //.length
$aColLen = test; //sizeof($lkColor); //.length
echo "xxx\n"; //first option is blank
// KeepGoing: //PHP does not have a line-label statement. Set up a tri
le_data . "\r\n");
>//close the file
> fclose($fp);
[snip]
The implode statement will indeed create a single line, that's what you
tell it to do... if you want a line per value, you need to specify the
newline separator, such as
implode("\
oc" <== will not work
"cherpdocs/{$object->docname}.doc" <== will work
Note that you should quote non-numeric array indices to allow PHP to
recognize it's not a defined value. Omitting quotes for index data would
trigger a warning (something like 'using unknown
-[snip]
Sorry, just saw you wanted to DELETE the files...
It's "unlink($filename);"
Note you need to have write access to the directory (not only the file) to
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^ http:
-[snip]
file_exists($filename);
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ves read
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/directives.html.
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Dear Hugh,
please don't use background colors. Black text on darkblue background is
definetely hard to decipher.
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le quotes - some user
agents seem to require this although it's not required by RFC (RFC822,
RFC2183). Since doing this it always works for me :)
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left or right:
<< left shift ($a << $b means shift bits of $a $b-times to the left)
e.g. 4 << 1 = 8 (0000 0100 << 1 = 0000 1000)
>> right shift ($a >> $b means shift bits of $a $b-times to the right)
e.g. 4 >> 1 = 2 (
p;& 2 yields true
5 & 2 yields 0
In your example we would need to know the value of INPUT - it is most
certainly one of 1, 2, 4, 8, etc, denoting a single bit. So the expression
$search->level & INPUT
would yield nonzero (a.k.a. true) if the bit denoted by INPUT was set in
$s
hp");
>
>Is the $strContent variable then available from the include file?
Yes. See http://www.vogelsinger.at/test.php for an example (will be
available for 1-2 days).
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usually is PHPSESSIONID).
For further information check out http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.session.php.
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");
> ?>
>using the ob_methods?
[snip]
Rewrite this to just
require_once('topten.php');
No need to echo here.
Using output buffering the 1 would still appear, some microseconds later...
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I run anyfile.php by itself there are no "1"s)
[snip]
This happens if the included file returns some value, in your case it seems
to return "true". Remove the return statement (you may simply
"return;" if necessary) and the 1 wi
>is there a way to do this?
>
>so it's not a user-defined but php-defined var, which i need to send through
>the form
[snip]
use a hidden field:
// input's etc
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nt that line into a table row.
>
>I will probably need to do like a "for each" loopbut where do I
>insert it ?
[snip]
In case you're _not_ in safe mode:
$result = `grep -n started logs/*`;
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Escape them with a backslash:
$text = "The amount is \$400.-";
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ly not found it serves a standard
404 error...
Donated to the public domain :)
For support just email me ... I'll try to answer questions whenever I have
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in expression to clarify operator
precedence: with brackets, you don't have to fear any performance impact
and gain the clarity of the evaluation sequence; with curly quotes, you
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ntation of the
tempnam() function where a race condition could occur.
There are some interesting answers to this questions on google - search for
"tempnam dangerous".
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file(), or when your script exits
3) n/a
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in main.php, try to make $colour global:
main.php
new.php
This seems to me like an inconsistency within PHP as to when variables are
"automagically" available, and when you have to declare them global.
However you should avoid using globals anyway...
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'{$array['firstname']}'" ; null);
Note that you need to put curly braces around an array dereference if you
have it in a quoted string.
This doesn't work:
$s = "Some $array[sample]";
But this works:
$s = "Some {$a
al approach I'd create a public
function to retrieve the database object:
$hDB =& pos_getDB($dbid);
where $dbid is a database identifier in case you need it.
Just my 2c,
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-[snip]
You might use output buffering:
ob_start;
write_string(5);
$my_string = ob_get_buffer();
ob_end_clean();
Output buffering is stackable, i.e. the above code will work even if you
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;
Array derefs within quoted strings must be enclosed in curly quotes.
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-rewrite for your site to the
configuration. They should do this without asking too much ...
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Sounds as if there was some problem in the extensions initialization code.
I'd try to put some debugging in there (write to a file, flush and close
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Uh yes - we have problems too, sometimes.
Care to tell us about _your_ problem?
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filesize ($filename));
>fclose ($handle);
>echo $contents;
[snip]
You need to eval your code (not "exec"):
eval($contents);
Note that $contents need to be valid PHP for eval(). It must not start with
"Some HTMLBlah
you
>
>I looked up T_SL and it is a token representing << so that means it just
>doesn't get the <<<. Why not? I've tried all the combinations of spaces and
>no space in that line that I can think of.
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The
t's the
HTML stuff. It's just composed by your application. Have a look at some
template engines like Smarty to get an idea.
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t;or more pages built inside a php script? should the pages be called from the
>script some way else?
Boy - some of my applicatinos server a couple of hundred pages out of a
single script (from the database, that is)...
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actually
>possible but so far i haven't been able to figure out how..
[snip]
check out move_uploaded_file():
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.move-uploaded-file.php
safe_mode is covered in the docs, too.
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ple:
ob_start();
echo "some stuff";
// we decide to redirect the client
ob_end_clean(); // clear the output buffer
header('Location: http://somewhere.com');
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add this line vefore and after stripslashes() and see what you get:
echo '', $poem, '';
If I type "I've set it up" it should read
I\'ve set it up
I've set it up
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t addslash'd all input read via fgets()
So the solution here is to either add stripslashes() after your datfile
read, or to use set_magic_quotes_runtime(0) (see
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.set-magic-quotes-runtime.php).
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7;',
'',
$var,
'',
'';
?>
You will notice the textarea transmits "Thank\'s" which is displayed in the
first line, and stripslashes() removes the backslash and displays "Thank's".
Note that you
ume you have a
textarea where the user enters "Thank's", so PHP converts this to
"Thank\'s" (assuming magic_quotes is set to on). Using stripslashes() here
will get rid of these slashes.
BTW - the sample you've sent will output "Thank's&quo
/ref.pcre.php
Chapter LXXXVIII (read 88), titled "Regular Expression Functions (Perl
compatible)", which are my favorites... pay special attention on these
chapters:
"Pattern Syntax" (http://www.php.net/manual/en/pcre.pattern.syntax.php)
"Pattern Modifiers&quo
t been told about it by my friend Google
(question was "Winword conversion Linux").
>Thats all the questions so far, any tips, comments, ideas, questions even
>insults and flames are welcome!
Nothing else?
Ok, you got something to work on now I believe... *grin*
>- Dani
k if the request is for a hidden file:
No => serve a general 404 Error message
Yes => continue
2) Check authentication:
Not authenticated => goto login (or return 401 Authenticate)
Yes - readfile(requested_file)
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At 19:28 01.03.2003, Daniel R. Hansen said:
[snip]
>Actually I did try it and couldn't think of a way to work around the matter.
>Thanks for the suggestion.
>
>-Original Message-----
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edocs - both of the
examples below work correctly:
define('A_CONSTANT', 1);
$text1 = <<$text2";
Output:
This heredoc text contains the constant A_CONSTANT (1) outside the heredoc
construct...
This quoted text contains the constant A_CONSTANT (1) outside the string
quotes...
want to check for the
existence of a webserver at the given address you should try to read some
data from it. To check the return code you need a tool to return the HTTP
headers - check out cUrl (also supports SSL), or go on your own using
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, followed by a dot, followed by
one or more characters that are not whitespace, and terminated with a
slash. The terminating 'i' makes the search case insensitive.
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y($query)) die(mysql_error());
while($data=mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
//SSLT
}
$result = null;
// could also use
// unset($result);
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t as blank. I have tried !$timemb and
>!is_numeric($timemb).
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How about some code?
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else
// issue a warning here
Of course this only works after the first response of the client to the
site where sessions are enabled. The SID will always contain the session
key after starting the session for the very first time, thus the above code
will always trigger the warning
rrect newline
sequence afaik is "\r\n".
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use
>of the way IE has interpreted it and that the entire line did actually get
>read, but who knows.
Try echoing using htmlentities(), IE (and all other browsers) will need to
eat the "" parts - it's a valid html tag (even outside a form)
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At 14:11 28.02.2003, Michael Temeschinko said:
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>Hello,
>is it possible to fetch a Website via SSL?
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Sure - have a look at cUrl...
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id you try to run the php file interactively, from the shell prompt?
You need at last this statement on top of your PHP files:
#!/usr/local/php
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Sure you can. The correct interpreter (script engine) is selected by the
IIS from the document extension (.asp => ASP engine, .php => PHP interpreter).
Check the server settings for IIS on your machine after installing PHP.
Good luck with your studies!
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readfile() an external file, passing URI parameters. As you can see when
using virtual() the callee has the same environment as the caller, however
using readfile() via HTTP everything works as expected.
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it were a PHP source file.
You can even use such constructs:
// do some stuff here
?>Hello from outside PHP
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ys at your webhost to move /tmp to another partition, or
_at_least_ to have session.save_path point to a partition that doesn't get
exhausted too quickly.
God. What do these webhosts think...
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you have url_rewrite enabled). The
rest is a html or possibly css issue.
If you need to get this sorted out you should try to work with a WebTV
client appliance to see what's actually happening...
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