John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
Three advantages I like:
1- no more cgiwrap.
2- thus I can work in any directory and am not bound to cgi-bin
'being bound to cgi-bin' is a function of how the server is set up, not
'cgi' itself. I've worked on systems where anything ending in .cgi
was treated as a cgi s
ssed by
reference *seems* more logical to me. Otherwise you could
end up with
$this->t &= $c.$d;
What's being passed by reference at that point?
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tend to think most people getting their
ire up over various template systems usually don't have
sites with much traffic anyway. I may be wrong here - it's
more of a hunch than anything else.
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Kimsal's
example:
(That's what I figured the co-worker was after, with the 'next level'
bit)
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The only problem here is that there is no table name, which
is easily remedied. You probably want to pass the table
name as a
jpgraph (aditus.nu I think, but
can't remember)
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nd all that crap. 1 column or 50 columns
is absolutely no more work for you.
Modify it just slightly some by using REPLACE with
MySQL and you've got updates and inserts taken care
of.
PLUG: That's the sort of thing we get up to during our
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Karthikeyan.Balasubramanian wrote:
Hi,
I browsed the web for many different web architecture and frameworks. I
found many Interesting but all wants latest version of PHP at least PHP
4.0.6. I dont want to upgrade the PHP Version(4.0.5) that i have because
many clients are using it and i dont
ain, no, you can sell it, but you're obligated to provide the source
to any purchser who requests it, and you can't then stop them from
redistributing it. Any Linux kernel changes you made then 'sold'
would either not sell at all, or would sell a couple copies then get
rolled
asier both to read and
to type. It's not my favorite use of time to do extra
typing just to try to shave off 2 tenths of a millisecond
for the processor - computers are here to make life
easier (supposedly!) :0
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Sean Malloy wrote:
Keep in mind the "Works out of the box with no changes to your server"
requires the use of the function dl()
Good point - had forgotten that may have issues for some people.
However - in our case we've used 'protected' versions only for demos,
which people generally aren't ru
had authors who were interested enough
to bother to register them in the first place.
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date. Unless you put up a new trial file on a
site every day, you won't be able to offer '14 day' trials, for
a start. The file will timeout on date X, regardless of when the
user downloaded it. The Zend license manager is much more flexible in
that regard, but is overkill for
H.'html/header.php');
and so on and so forth. searching for __FILE__, and removing the filename
from the output, gives you a sort of relative path hack.
Hope someone finds that useful
You could also simply use the $DOCUMENT_ROOT variable
prepopulated for you ($_SERVER['DOCUMENT
ility to take preexisting classes and
attempt to reverse them into UML diagrams, suitable for giving newcomers
to a project a good starting point for understanding a project. Of
course, UML is just one facet of a project's development, which isn't
even that widely embraced
c PHP functions to allow PHP to talk to it - it'll hold
connections open for you automatically.
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Jean-Christian Imbeault wrote:
I'll try this out and see what I get. Though I have read that not all
browsers follow cache-control directives ...
Exactly - and some don't follow other HTTP header directives to the
letter either. You will not be able to 'secure' this stuff 100% simply
because
Jason Sheets wrote:
If you go to www.hotscripts.com they have several PHP application
frameworks listed.
I've investigated PHPLIB, and horde (http://www.horde.org) but wound up
creating my own framework because I have not yet found a well documented
framework that does what I need it to do.
Wh
Peter Lavender wrote:
OK this is lame, but I'm posting a reply straight after the message hits
my box...
I'm running debian and have apt-get php and openldap. openldap works,
as does php. I'm now working with the ldap functions and here is where
I'm stuck.
apt-cache search php4
what turn
Leif K-Brooks wrote:
I haven't been indenting any of my code, but I want to start indenting
to make the code more readable. It would be near-impossible for me to
manually indent what's already there, though. So, I'm looking for a
program to indent an entire folder of PHP files at once. Any s
h our courses, students
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Bogomil Shopov wrote:
hi folks
Is there any way to include in PDF file .gif file with more than 8 colors?
Error:Warning: Internal PDFlib warning: Color depth other than 8 bit not
supported
in GIF file
regards
Bogomil
No, there's no *standard* way. I dare say that PDFlib itself could be
hack
ference between:
$familyname = getvar("familyname");
and
$familyname = getvar('familyname');
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Good magazine Marco - keep it up!
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Instead of
while(list($k,$v)=each($_POST)){
$_SESSION[$k]=$v;
//echo "_name_ ".stripslashes($k)." _value_
".stripslashes($v)."";
}
why not just
$_SESSION = array_merge($_SESSION,$_POST);
???
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Beauford.2002 wrote:
John
Mary
John
Mary
Maybe you just had a typo before?
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Sr. Perez:
Please visit aspfriends.com (I think that's it) or learnasp.com. There
are links there to many c# and other .net-related lists and boards.
Good luck.
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le) as well as other platforms (Java springs
>>to mind). Just because it's "not PHP" shouldn't mean you ignore it or
>>worse yet, publicly denigrate it.
>
>
> Public denigration of what I don't understand is how I strike out at a
> callous world that&
ernal authentication as opposed
to a public authentication system. Hardly retracting .NET from
the scene.
There's a lot of interesting concepts in the .NET codebase out there now
(ASP.NET webforms, for example) as well as other platforms
(Java springs to mind). Just because it's "
our belt. It helps,
but it most likely won't instantly get you better results.
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ady messed up. But even PRINTing
a regular page that is gzipped is hosed, because NS tells the
server it can handle zipped data, but it doesn't unzip before printing,
so you'll be printing out compressed data to your printer.
Don't even bother flaming me about x% of your users sti
*. I look at it the other way - I love having more things under
my control, and regardless of whether a webserver has configured
outgoing compression or not, I can control it.
>
>
> What's everyone else think?
>
See above. :)
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pretty picky about
what versions it works with. IIRC, it didn't used to be uncommon
for the ZO to lag at least a few days behind PHP releases,
and I wouldn't be surprised if that's still the case.
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d most people aren't worried about bandwidth
costs, but a 50% reduction is page loading speed is something more
people seem to notice.
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to reboot the system because IIS won't work!!!
>
> Would u please give me some help or advice? thx!!!!
>
This may seem a bit harsh, but don't use the ISAPI version.
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Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
> That's just not the case. The debugger in PHP 3 would not work at all in
> PHP 4 and would need a complete rewrite. So, being cynical you might say
> that someone should have written a debugger for PHP 4 and the fact that
> nobody did was the conspiracy, but it makes no s
e a
tutorial (I'd guess searching for 'php array tutorial' would net you
exactly what you want though too).
Use search engines first - you're bounch to find exactly what you're
looking for in a fraction of a time it takes people multiple people to
read and respond, t
obviously, and I've
never heard an answer one way or another why it was removed,
but the timing seems pretty remarkable.
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/local/etc/freetds, which it
> is/was my understanding that this is what's supposed to be there. Yet
> not only does PHP give me:
the --with-sybase= line needs to point to where freetds was compiled,
not the interfaces file. We don't use the interfaces file, which seems
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PHP -> C compiler, but haven't seen anything on it
yet. This might alleviate speed problems for people (although it
would introduce a longer write/compile/test cycle).
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Mantas Kriauciunas wrote:
because i have lots of outputs before it..and i need them all..so..what
should i do?
If you need them, why are you redirecting away from them? You can't
'need' to display something and simultaneously 'need' to redirect
away from that
Paras Mukadam wrote:
> Dear all,
> How is PHP similar to / different than JSP ? I mean, in JSP the page is
> compiled the first time it runs on the web-browser, then the next time it
> finds the .class file and just runs it. i.e. the compiling is "just" the
> first time !! How does it work in PHP?
he access rights were forged.
>
What I can't figure out is why you're allowing people to just randomly
put pages on your server. If someone was to randomly register a similar
user object, etc - why bother? If I can put pages on your server and
execute them, I'd do some
one else's
phpbb site a few weeks ago and thought it was a horrible
mishmash of code/html. But I'm not going to post a whole website
about how bad it is unless without giving specific examples. :)
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Mark Charette wrote:
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>
>
>Similarly, can someone point me to a company that specifically disables
>javascript as 'corporate policy'?
>Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler specifically disall
Miguel Cruz wrote:
>On Mon, 29 Apr 2002, michael kimsal wrote:
>
>
>>Miguel Cruz wrote:
>>
>>
>>>But take care - using JavaScript for site navigation is tricky business.
>>>Some people don't use it, some people can't use it (not
Miguel Cruz wrote:
>>
>>Do it in JavaScript, it works and it's client side so it will be
>>faster.
>
>
> But take care - using JavaScript for site navigation is tricky business.
> Some people don't use it, some people can't use it (not supported by their
> browsers / hardware / corporate pol
s, and a host of other factors.
Start with files and when they don't do what you need, move to a database.
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$row[handle]\' ,
\'$user\')";
mysql_query($query);
}
The first "select" line doesn't end its quotes properly.
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lue' screen.
Yeah, subtle plug there :) but it *does* work - we've been using this
strategy for over a year and it's a good middle ground giving
flexibility without having to grant access to code to people who don't
need it/shouldn't have it.
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Brian Drexler wrote:
> Use javascript and close the browser, that's all I can think of.
>
I wasn't aware you could close an entire browser - only
a specific window. If the browser instance has any open windows,
I believe the authentication will still be active.
Mic
Morten Ronseth wrote:
> Anybody know how to revoke the HTTP authentication, i.e. log people out,
> using PHP?
>
You can't
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Richard Archer wrote:
> At 7:57 PM -0400 22/4/02, Michael Kimsal wrote:
>
>
>>you won't find a stronger combination of a solid development
>>framework and professional support anywhere else.
>
>
> In a word: Bollocks.
>
> This obviously an untrue c
k and professional support
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re extremely simple Hello World type
stuff that don't use any external COM stuff, it'll work. Otherwise skip
it. If you're on Windows, just stick with ASP/VBScript.
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Mark Charette wrote:
> Hehehe. And I thought the OTBSW (One True Brace Style Wars) had passed into
> memory back some 10 or 15 years ago! Lo! They resurface yet again! 30 years
> in this business and still I hear them argue.
>
> Perhaps a cb style program for PHP so people can write any blasted s
ters for PHP should make a
rational decision about what standard to choose and not just keep "what
we are used to" for the disadvantage of future generations of programmers."
What if there IS a forthcoming 'rational decision' about {} usage from
all the core PHP team, an
from how we handle it, but perhaps
a bit more in line with what you're describing)
> I have quite a few ideas, but I'm sure that our team is just
> re-inventing the wheel. What are your experiences? Are there any good
> books on the subject of creating an extendable content management system
> (preferably from the coders point of view, but not language-specific).
>
> Thanks,
> Lauri
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/www.aditus.nu/jpgraph/
which I'd aso highly recommend. This will do some
pretty sophisticated charting/graphing.
Also, instead of PDFLib, you may want to investigate
htmldoc from easysw.com first. You don't get as much
fine-grained detail control, but it's much easier to
work wi
Dustin E. Childers wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I have found something interesting that can kill the server. I'm not sure if this is
>because of Apache or PHP. If you use PHP to send a header() inside of a while loop,
>the httpd process will begin to use massive CPU and Memory until it is killed, or the
a need to programmatically control access to image
files, don't bother putting them in a database. Let the filesystem do
what it's meant to do - serve files.
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;server-side' authentication
and session handling is going to give you more flexibility.
Our initial testing has show LDAP to be a bit faster in raw lookups for
user authentication. Perhaps a combination of LDAP and a another
database to store the session data would be your best bet. If you coul
? "Fake it till you make it"
is quite a popular lifestyle for many people. :)
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o. How do I make a function that takes in -MM-DD HH:MM:SS and spits out
> the -MM-DD HH:MM:SS minus... for instance, 7 hours?
>
> "What date/time was it 7 hours ago"?
>
>
function timebefore($time,$hours=7) {
$x = strtotime($time) - ($hours * 360
Kevin Stone wrote:
> Wouldn't it be more helpful to assume that the individual is simply
> uninformed? So isntead of flaming him and calling him stupid you could say,
> "Check the PHP manual at www.php.net".
> -Kevin
>
The definition of a question assumes the person is uninformed - else,
why a
y
>
Netscape 4.x *says* it supports compression, but it
doesn't uncompress when printing, so if you use the compression
method, your netscape 4 users will be at a loss if they want to print.
Maybe this will force them to upgrade (finally) but probably not.
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ble to run base64_encode() and base64_decode() on the
data first, then serialize it. Or heck, just store that ascii
version that is the base64'd version directly - no need to serialize.
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ot; products a bad image. No one
expects ASP to run on anything but IIS (chilisoft notwithstanding). If
the server HAS to be Windows, use ActiveState's Perl or something else
with a company behind it and just go down that road.
Having PHP run poorly under Windows will just make PHP look bad, even if
it's Windows' fault.
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you?
They may have a reseller program which means they'll make a couple
hundred bucks off the sale of CF and want to push that. (just a guess -
you haven't given any more info).
For the money you'd spend on CF, you could do worse than to buy a
machine to run LAMP on and go with that
hat the slime who *will* sell your name
and email and whatever other info they gather will have no compunction
about creating a false P3P policy file.
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voicemail at my ISP ;)
>
> thanks,
>
You could use function_exists() to test if xslt_create() is a defined
function. If not, then error out. If so, carry on. It's not limited
to sablotron checking - check for GD, PDF, etc.
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Septic Flesh wrote:
> anyone found any webserver for linux to support HTML - PHP - SSL without
> much/any compiling . .
> just the binary to uncompress and run .???
>
> I am really tired by linux..
>
>
Most Linux distributions come precompiled with PHP and SSL in Apache
by default. RedHa
stributable.
It's fine for some situations, but it's not *free* for all uses.
There are actually quite a number of scenarios I come across
where PDFLIB isn't a 'free' package, but requires someone to pay.
"implementing commercial Web services with PDFlib
now, they have no specific connotation,
but they've been used as placement holder names since
at least the early 80's when I started programming.
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on the pricings of quantity1? Could you explain your
problem in more detail (offlist is fine if you want).
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ty to a specific table column
in a database, serializing wouldn't help.
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his point. With your example, you still need
to know the field name, which is what he's trying to avoid.
Filippo, I think what you're looking for is:
get_object_vars
more info at
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.get-object-vars.php
Does that help?
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. second person
> 3. third person
>
> and so on and so forth.
>
> Can anyone advise me on how I should do this?
>
> thanks,
> Tyler
>
>
Why not just put a counter in there?
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($sql)) {
++$counter;
$id = $row["
e
of "adams", "aames", "aston", etc. would all match.
I know there's someway to have mysql do a string manipulation to compare
just part of a column's data with something, so you could do something
similar to a 'substr' in PHP - but it
e, but
most versions before have it come by default. The server admin
may have disabled it, but by default that happens. If it's
not on, you could add a line to make it:
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reetds had
a problem letting go of handles on the apache exit cycle).
In short, if you're looking to load balance a high load, pconnects can
help, but smart web serving architecture can help too (possibly moreso
all around).
>
> I did read the alt.comp.lang.php FAQ, but it didn't
Chris Seymour wrote:
> Hi All,
> Does anyone know of a graphing package that will allow a line graph with
> labels on the data points?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Chris
>
Try JPGRAPH at:
http://www.aditus.nu/jpgraph/
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Josiah Wallingford wrote:
> I have a file called dbconnect that stores all of my mysql information
> (host, user, pass) up until now I have always just used localhost as the
> hostname because it was on my local server. My question is what do I have to
> do to connect to a different server? Do I j
that going 'back and forth' in a recordset comes at the
expense of a great amount of speed. MS and others will tell you that
for good performance you should use 'forward only' recordsets,
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CRYPT_BLOWFISH_128, $key, $password, MCRYPT_ENCRYPT);
>
> print("$code = enc w/ $key");
> }
>
> encryptPassword("testing");
> ?>
>
> And i can't find any documentation on what might be causing this... anyone
> out there know?
>
Is mcr
e to have the username or password in them at that
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d more than once during a particular execution of a
script, and you want to be sure that it is included exactly once to
avoid problems with function redefinitions, variable value
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It doesn't seem to have been mentioned here unless my newsfeed is very
slow, but phpdeveloper.org has a quick mention of the new addition to
Rasmus' family.
http://www.phpdeveloper.org/
"Well, everyone's favorite PHP developer multiplied last night - Rasmus
Lerdorf now has a son (9.0lbs, 19.2
going on under the hood with respect to includes under
ASP - if you want gorey details let me know. :)
After writing all this I see it's basically a rehash of the 9/2/2001
posting in the user comments under include at the php manual site. Is
there a reason one of those 3 options isn'
e explode() or split() instead?
list($category,$sku,$name,$sub,$price,$etc) = split("|",$cartFile[$i]);
(might need to be "\|" instead of "|" - I can't remember, it's late,
and I don't have easy access to test it. :0
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uest by
parsing an email, then sending results back.
If anyone gets 'redbook' magazine, you may have read about
pillowmail.com - again, a client of ours using PHP and parsing thousands
of emails per day with procmail/PHP.
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ring to mind:
1. Do you mean 'authenticated' as in 'Apache-level' authentication, or
PHP-level authentication?
2. If you need to have every request go through PHP, perhaps a
URL rewriting solution would work - everything it rewritten to go
through PHP, then it can decide
Steven Walker wrote:
> For some reason (I don't know why) qmail doesn't like the CRLF.
>
Probably because Dan Bernstein didn't invent it. :)
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m call itself, then when it's done, use a HEADER tag with
location: to redirect
header("Location: newpage.php");
Hope that helps.
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Joshua E Minnie wrote:
> Michael Kimsal wrote:
>
> Attached you will find the class definition. Thanks in advance..
>
> Joshua E Minnie
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What version of PHP are you using? I took the file and it seemed to
work OK in PHP 4.0
e code, I can't say for certain, but I suspect
that instead of $event_object->init you need to call $this->init. Does
that do the trick?
Wait - I looked above. $event_object = new event(). What is the class
definition for "event"?
Could you send more code?
Michael Kims
Lars Torben Wilson wrote:
> On Fri, 2002-03-01 at 20:03, michael kimsal wrote:
>
>>Diana Castillo wrote:
>>
>>>Is there any way tomake a page that cannot be printed??
>>>
>>>
>>
>>GZIP the page and force the end user to use Netscape. ?
Diana Castillo wrote:
> Is there any way tomake a page that cannot be printed??
>
GZIP the page and force the end user to use Netscape. ???
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