Ethan,
A return code of not 0 means an error occured.
Probably /var/www is not writable. Test that one by doing this:
$a = is_writable("/var/www);
var_dump($a);
If that says anything else than (boolean) TRUE, you can't write in the
directory.
Sincerely,
Jasper Kips
Op 27 aug. 2013
clusion. (I included my experiment below.)
Is the idea that those two are equivalent wrong?
Am I doing something wrong?
Is something strange going on?
Can anyone clear this issue up for me?
Thanks,
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gt;
> Chris
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The problem is with the mysql_real_escape_string closing parenthesis position,
instead of
($_GET['id']."'");
it should be
($_GET['id'])."'";
HTH,
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his appears like a typical JavaScript thing to me. If you insist on not using
JS, you could probably use AJAX+PHP to do it.
However, JavaScript appears to me as the more convenient method.
Regards,
Jasper
fferent results in case of overflow. However as python supports
arbitrary integer arithmetic, overflows should not occur.
At the moment, still overflow errors seem the most likely explanation. Does
your table consist of very large values (occasionally perhaps)?
Could you give us an example?
Best regards,
Jasper
y.
As for the readers of this list, I am sorry to go into this non-PHP subject,
but I couldn't really let this pass.
Best regards,
Jasper
ages associated to it
>
> hope i make sense
>
> kind regards
>
> Adam
Suppose that $arrays is your array of arrays.
Then is
$res = array();
foreach($arrays as $item){
$res[$item['cat_name']][] = $item;
}
what you are looking for?
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e that this post has only extended the list by one.
Let us get over it and get back to discussing what we all *do* like: PHP.
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s you made. As was stated before, people may be offended and thus it
makes
the chances of you solving your problem fast smaller.
As a last, please refrain from bombarding the list with small posts. Please
think a bit
before posting your questions. Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Jasper Mulder
> From: shreya...@gmail.com
> To: lord_fa...@hotmail.com
> Subject: Re: [PHP] Urgent help - Token Generation code!
> Date: Sat, 28 May 2011 04:15:59 +0530
>
> Jasper,
>
> Tried echoing $sToken but wouldn't work.
>
> Re
Extract, $nTime);
> > echo $token;
>
> There are two cases:
> 1. You made a typo and meant 'echo $sToken;' on the above line instead
> 2. You omitted the part where $token is defined and used
>
> > [More code that seemed fine]
> >
> > --
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ammer. I stress I have quite some experience with the old,
procedural PHP.
Anybody interested?
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t:
Please correct
This Authorization Proceedure
to
This authorization procedure
or, if you must,
This Authorization Procedure
Otherwise I can only encourage such an initiative because it can help out
and save time.
Best regards,
Jasper Mulder
you, everyone for your help.
>
> Curtis
A small remark:
I think it is good programming practice to place such static if-clauses before
the while statement.
This prevents a lot of redundant checks and thus saves time.
Best regards,
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ary.
Only thing is, that you would have very wide tables (I don't know how wide
MySQL can go).
Creating tables on-the-fly as necessary seems to be something you could
consider,
but again I stress that I don't know performance details. There might be
something quicker.
So far for my
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hi, is mktime() actually faster than date() or any other date functions?
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a transaction. That will
hold up certain other queries. But that's at a whole other layer.
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John Nichel wrote:
Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
I never close connections; PHP does that for me and has never caused
any problems doing that. I don't see it as sloppy programming, it is a
documented feature that PHP closes resources such as database
connections at the end of the s
Robert Cummings wrote:
On Sat, 2006-04-01 at 21:39, Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
Robert Cummings wrote:
There's smart lazy programming, and sloppy lazy programming. I don't
trust anything magical in PHP. Most of us are familiar with the magic
quotes and global vars fiascos *LOL*. B
Robert Cummings wrote:
On Sat, 2006-04-01 at 20:48, Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
Yeah, e.g. I have a database objects layer that means I only write SQL
in classes, everything else is just calling object methods. I create the
database object at the start of every script but that doesn&#
any
problems doing that. I don't see it as sloppy programming, it is a
documented feature that PHP closes resources such as database
connections at the end of the script.
But, as has been said, each to their own.
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connect and disconnect from the
same database multiple times within the same request?
In my experience, connecting to the database takes up more than half of
the execution time of the average database-driven PHP script (I said
*average*, there are exceptions). You don't want to be doing it
e-insensitive flag, since there's no characters in your pattern).
The strpos() solution above is much better and faster in this case, though.
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Jim Lucas wrote:
Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
Jochem Maas wrote:
[snip]
you guess wrong :-) .. I couldn't resist testing it:
php -r '
class T { private $var = array();
function __set($k, $v) { $this->var[$k] = $v; }
function __get($k) { var_dump($k); }
}
$t = new T;
$t->a
y code (have you considered an
array? what is the point of all those variables if they all hold the
same value?), replace all of those '&&' with '=' and you will be fine.
PHP evaluates right-to-left and the result of an assignment is the value
that was assigned, so th
Chris wrote:
If they're accessing the same database you don't need to
disconnect/reconnect. Different db's - well, yeh you don't have a choice.
Of course you do. mysql_select_db() or whatever it's called. Or just
issue a USE [databasename] query. No need to reco
rcard's requirements. :)
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with PHP 5.1.
If you really want to get the default Apache error handler to appear
then either readfile() it or redirect to it.
Jasper
Anthony Ettinger wrote:
well, you typically would redirect 404 to something like foo.com/404.html
Otherwise, it's whatever your server (apache/IIS) h
In other words, if you want Firefox/Opera/etc to display something, you
have to output something. Strange, that. :P
Jasper
Anthony Ettinger wrote:
Then it's workingFireFox, et. al. show you the server 404, IE on
the otherhand has it's own 404 error page (for those newbies who
ersion="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>';
would work just as well and is a hell of a lot easier to look at. That's
assuming you actually want it to appear on the page for the user to see,
if you want the browser to interpret it you'll have to change the <
a
Jochem Maas wrote:
Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
Jochem Maas wrote:
I think its a misunderstanding on the one side and a limitation on
the other,
you can't use overloading directly on items of an overloaded array e.g:
echo $tc->arr['a']
this is triggers a call to __g
e 'a' key inside that array. Or at least it should, dammit.
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27;])) {
unset($tc->arr['b']);
}
you just removed b from the array under 'arr' in the $vars member array.
//var_dump is only to see results of above
var_dump($tc);
this should show something equiv. to:
array(
'arr' => array(
this->Location->GetMap())->GetUrl() .. which
doens't work.
In short, no. That syntax was introduced in PHP5. For OO work, I would
strongly recommend upgrading to PHP5 as there are many other important
OO features that simply are not available in PHP4.
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. "\n";
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From http://php.net/addslashes :
"Having the PHP directive magic_quotes_sybase set to on will mean ' is
instead escaped with another '."
Jasper
Chris Boget wrote:
Can someone explain something to me:
$string = "Bob's carwash's door";
echo 'a
the
previous post? Are you running a version of PHP that supports them?
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There is no way using the core language. You can, however, use the
runkit function if you absolutely have to:
http://php.net/runkit_constant_remove
Jasper
Suhas wrote:
Hi,
How do I unset a defined variable.
e.g.
define('AA',1);
unset(AA) // gives error
any suggestions!
}
$r = 0;
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
echo ("Blah blah blah");
$r++;
}
Those two blocks of code are for all intents and purposes identical, and
indeed probably end up as exactly the same opcodes.
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vname')WHERE id
='$user_id')";
Also - it looks like an UPDATE might be more suitable for what you want,
given that you've got a WHERE clause tacked on the end. Google for a
good SQL tutorial; the PHP mailing list is not the place to learn SQL :)
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If you're on *nix:
man iconv
otherwise, I have no idea, sorry.
Jasper
Andy wrote:
No it was not. If I save it with UFT8 encoding it works well.
So, do I have to convert all the files to UTF8 encoding?
Is there an easy way to do that?
- Original Message - From: "Jasper Bry
Is the file saved in UTF-8 encoding (the PHP script itself)?
Jasper
Andy wrote:
This is my code:
";
echo utf8_encode ($str);
?>
öüééééÉõõÕÕ
I tried all the ways:
and
etc.
The first echo... is not showed correctly.
The second (with the encoding
/www.server.com/file.html' );
but only if you really trust his server to never get compromised, as
that would allow an attacker to replace content on your website with
anything they liked.
Jasper
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nano tmpfile.txt" );
all just hang (top shows nano is running, but it doesn't seem to be
attached to the terminal).
How can I launch a process and attach it to the terminal PHP CLI was
launched from so that the user can interact with it?
TIA
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GET represents nothing of importance changing on the server, e.g.
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SSL/TLS is the best option if you wish to transmit sensitive data.
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. I can't speak for your machine,
though.
cd /; find -name head.jpg
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There's no way the browser is going to let JS have access to the user's
filesystem. I would expect ditto for Flash, although I don't use it.
Jasper
On 11/18/05, Micah Stevens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
No. That would be nice though eh?
What I have done in the past
Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
Ben wrote:
$dbVars=explode(',',$two_vars); // Assuming comma seperator
foreach($dbVars AS $key => $value) {
$eval="\$temp=".$value.";";
eval($eval);
echo $temp;
}
WTF do you need eval() for?!
$dbVars = explode(
Ben wrote:
If I understand your question properly I'd explode $two_vars with
whatever seperator you have between them and then you'll need to use
eval to get your results. Maybe something like...
$dbVars=explode(',',$two_vars); // Assuming comma seperator
foreach($dbVars AS $key => $value) {
An alternative solution is to just turn on output buffering, which will
make sure no output gets sent until after all PHP has stopped processing
(unless you specifically tell it to get sent earlier).
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table isn't too big, it's fine to do:
SELECT * FROM mytable ORDER BY RAND() LIMIT 1
If you've got more than a few 10,000s of rows, you might want to look at
other ways, like selecting a random row based on the primary key by
generating a random number in PHP before executing
Brad Glonka wrote:
The script does not give me any output.
I think this is what I need to enable.
No, as has already been said on the list. That "virtual directory"
setting has nothing to do with this AFAIK.
Are you running PHP as an Apache module or as CGI?
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eturn (these names date from typewriters,
I believe!)
I think that \r\n is the standard way to separate header fields in HTTP
and SMTP, but maybe it's just the most interoperable way. Everyone I
know does it, so I'm just being a sheep...
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s it was and put the backticks
in the SQL statement, like this:
$sql = "INSERT INTO `$table_name` values ('', '$_POST[f_name]', [...]
Jasper
On 11/13/05, Jasper Bryant-Greene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bruce Gilbert wrote:
You would need to show us the SQL
('', '$_POST[f_name]',
You'll be wanting to put backticks (`) around the table name, because it
contains a space.
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You would need to show us the SQL that was causing that error. Otherwise
it is fairly meaningless.
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Todd Cary wrote:
Marcus -
Many thanks! I did not know that MIME-Type. Change duly made!
You're not suggesting that you actually set the MIME-Type to
application/force-download, are you?
Todd
Marcus Bointon wrote:
On 13 Nov 2005, at 00:17, Jasper Bryant-Greene wrote:
seem
Todd Cary wrote:
Yup! It was the missing parentheses! Works as planned.
Many thanks
The "application/text" gives the user the ability; "text/plain" does not
The ability to...?
seem to do that. I just tried "application/text" since I use
"application/pdf" for other applications.
Wh
Todd Cary wrote:
My client's new shared server does not allow printing to a file, so I
want my print statement to print to a buffer, then I'll send it to the
user via Headers. This does not work since "print" does no go to the
buffer, or at least appears not to: I get the errors from the heade
er\r\n";
$headers .= "Reply-To: $reply_to\r\n";
and so on. If the headers are all on one line then the MTAs and mail
clients have no way of telling them apart.
Jasper
On 11/12/05, Marco Kaiser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
try to add in your $headers linebreaks. (&qu
GamblerZG wrote:
What is the purpose of sessions extension?
The reason I ask is because learning to deal with all its functions, ini
options and quirks took me _much_ more time than writing pure-php
replacement. (That is, without using session_set_save_handler().)
I realise that yours might b
s the spec goes).
I always try to enter my email address like this when asked for it on a
form:
Jasper Bryant-Greene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
That is a perfectly valid (according to RFC822) email address. Those
that do bother to validate usually spit it out as invalid.
Just to demo
Jay Blanchard wrote:
[snip]
Well, it's a pretty model example of a line-by-line file read. I can't
see anything wrong with it, so perhaps the problem lies elsewhere.
There's no other files with the same name in your include_path?
Maybe something to do with auto_detect_line_endings or whatever
Jay Blanchard wrote:
$theFile = fopen("docs/InstallationInstructionMaster.txt", "r") || die;
I'm not sure if it would make any difference, but I usually use "or" in
this case rather than "||", and I know they have different operator
precedence.
while(!feof($theFile)){
$theLine = fg
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way when making a MySQL database entry through a PHP script and
there is no data to make the db treat it as NULL?
Wouldn't this just work:
INSERT INTO myTable (myField) VALUES (NULL)
Jasper
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GamblerZG wrote:
Richard Lynch wrote:
Please pay attention.
Sorry, I did not see your message when I posted that.
Oh and would you mind using an email address that exists? Every time I
reply to one of your posts, I get a returned mail from highstream.net
saying your user doesn't exist..
chard
Lynch's benefit.) :)
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= isset( $_POST['heading'] ) ? stripslashes(
$_POST['heading'] ) : '';
By the way, while you're switching register_globals off, it might be a
good idea to also switch off magic_quotes_gpc (the reason you need
stripslashes() above) and short_open_tag (judgi
sure AllowOverride is set
correctly in your main Apache config file; try setting it to All for
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>
> > If you guys wouldn't mind taking a few more minutes to mow over all of
> > this, I would *greatly* appreciate it.
Would you mind telling us what the problem is? You've said that you are
having problems and that you don't think you're alone, but you hav
a file pointer exists. You want to check if
the file exists. Try:
if( file_exists( "http://www.stammis.com/getstart.php"; ) )
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, I've also tried using "\n\n" instead of "\r\n\r\n".
>
> Can anyone give me some advive on how to get the linebreak characters
> interpreted as linebreaks?
Use double quotes around the parts that have \r and \n characters if you
want them to be interpreted.
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> -Original Message-
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&g
> global $DB;
Again, no need to global $DB. You are still in the global scope.
> $RL="__";
> $LoginD="__";
> $ID=$UserInfo['ID'];
> echo $ID;
> $DB="membersp";
Here is your problem. You just replaced the $DB object with a string.
Maybe you
STDIN );
> >
> > returns an error.
>
> The internal STDIN pointer? there is no such thing by the name of STDIN in
> php.
Yes there is, when running in CLI mode. See:
http://php.net/features.commandline#AEN7906
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On Wed, 2005-11-02 at 19:05 -0500, Unknown Unknown wrote:
> Oh thanks again
> and what does RTFM mean?
Read The [insert your favourite word beginning with F here] Manual.
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are $DB as a global at the start of the function. Like this:
function doSomething() {
global $DB;
$DB->doSomethingElse();
}
Or access $DB through the globals superglobal. RTFM.
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way to do what you need to do.
I can assure you one does exist, but with your example it's fairly
obvious, so you'd need to explain better what you're trying to do before
I could help you.
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On Sun, 2005-10-30 at 21:16 -0500, John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
> I need to generate embedded php within in a mysql record. $contents is
> the actual contents of that record.
>
> $contents = " arial,helvetica; font-weight: bold;\">About the Project
> ";
> echo eval($contents);
> ?>
>
> I get thi
D =1 << 3;
> }
>
> Well now, is this a bug, and I should file it, or is it, and why, normal?
Not a bug. Read manual.
>From http://php.net/oop5.constants comes the following:
"The value must be a constant expression, not (for example) a variable,
a class member, result of a
On Thu, 2005-10-27 at 00:00 +0200, Jochem Maas wrote:
> gonna jump on your thread there Jasper, I would
> like to comment on your function and ask you a question:
>
> which is 'better' (for what), preg_*() or ereg[i]*()?
I prefer preg_*(), but I used eregi() because
h chk_mac() (which by the way should return true or false, not 1 or
0, but meh).
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sn't working" is a bit vague.
* Does it throw an error?
- If so, can we have the error message?
* Does it mark invalid strings as valid?
- Or vice versa?
Just posting a pile of code with an explanation of what it does and
leaving the rest of us to figure out what the problem is
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near congruential
generator, collisions should be *very* improbable, even when generating
IDs on multiple hosts all at the same time.
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> but found nothing suitable
> there.
>
> I really need "true" unique identifiers - md5() hash is not OK because of
> the "birthday paradox".
>
> Can anyone recommend a way for solving this trouble?
I use:
$unique_id = sha1( uniqid( mt_rand(), true ) );
w
aviour. You
can call graphic.php with GET variables if you need to pass information
on, but you can't put images inline like that except for with data:
URIs.
data: URIs are currently only supported by Gecko browsers (Mozilla,
Firefox, etc) and maybe Safari or Opera (not sure about the latter two).
Do
On Sun, 2005-10-23 at 23:01 -0400, Bob Hartung wrote:
> Jasper & Derek
>
>phpinfo() says:
> configuration file path /etc/php.ini
>
>PHP Core
>DirectiveLocal Value Master Value
>
> display_errorsOff
On Sun, 2005-10-23 at 21:31 -0400, Bob Hartung wrote:
> Jasper
>If if make a file containing only
> phpinfo() ;
>?>
>I get what I expected.
>
>If I make a file containing
>
> phpinfo() ;
>
> // Now a simple class and a call to th
php.ini. If it
isn't, then you're editing the wrong php.ini.
Also, make sure you're not overriding those values in a .htaccess file
or in a script.
What kind of errors are happening that aren't being displayed? For
example in an output buffering handler, an error could just c
splayed
if you create a file containing and view it with
your web browser
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'publications' => 'Publications'
);
print( '' );
foreach( $selectValues as $value => $option ) {
print( '' . htmlspecialchars( $option ) . '' );
}
print( '' );
?>
If you're using XHTML, replace ' sele
thing as
an HTTP_Response on its own. It has to be a specific type of HTTP
Response, that is a 301 Moved Permanently or a 304 Not Modified.
Does that help?
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ue7')
... and so on.
These are apparently much nicer for MySQL to process, which may result
in lower memory usage and faster operation.
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issue in any suggested answer, keep that in mind.
To be honest, I think you're going about it the wrong way. Put the
secret word into $_SESSION. Point the tag at a PHP script which
pulls it out of $_SESSION and renders it as an image. Then you don't
need to send it to the client in any fo
> becomes:
>
> a/b/c/d/foo.php
>
> but the OP wanted:
>
> foo.php
It will actually work... Did you not notice that he was using
strrpos() ? Note the extra 'r' in there :) http://php.net/strrpos
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