[PHP] Explanation of asynchronous postgres interface

I asked something similar to this on the ph-db ml yesterday, but that list seems to be almost dead. The situation I have is that I am trying to get the postgres error code (as opposed to some error message - see my other posts to this list over the last day or so for the background to that). I fou

[Fwd: Re: [PHP] Explanation in Shiflett's PHP Security Briefing]

Hm? Didn't see this one yesterday on the list? Let's try again :) -afan Chris Shiflett wrote: You forgot to filter your input. Shame! :-) Escaping alone can save you in many cases, but always filter input and escape output. I confess: I didn't forget. I did it just wrong :( Even I thought

Re: [PHP] Explanation in Shiflett's PHP Security Briefing

First, thanks guys for such a fast response :) Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote: While the above would prevent most SQL injections, it could still wreak havoc with your database. For instance, what if your 'phone' or 'zip' fields in your database are integer fields, and text gets passed from the

Re: [PHP] Explanation in Shiflett's PHP Security Briefing

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I got the point Chris was making: never believe _GET/_POST and use ctype_alnum(), mysql_real_escape_string(), htmlentities() - and I already started :) (Thanks Chris that was great for us beginners, already posted on few Bosnian php forums :)) You're welcome. :-) I

Re: [PHP] Explanation in Shiflett's PHP Security Briefing

* "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> : > Thanks Richard. > I got the point Chris was making: never believe _GET/_POST and use > ctype_alnum(), mysql_real_escape_string(), htmlentities() - and I > already started :) (Thanks Chris that was great for us beginners, > already posted on few Bosn

Re[2]: [PHP] Explanation in Shiflett's PHP Security Briefing

Hello afan, Wednesday, June 8, 2005, 4:33:24 PM, you wrote: aan> My question though was is the difference in code I mentioned just aan> a "habit of writing code" or there is some more? Some security aan> issues too? It was most likely just a coding habit - there was no discernable difference bet

Re: [PHP] Explanation in Shiflett's PHP Security Briefing

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I was reading PHP Security Briefing from brainbulb.com (Chris Shiflett) and didn't get one thing: in example: why to set the $clean as array? what's wrong if I use: Richard already answered this pretty well, but I wanted to mention that this is not the only way to

Re: [PHP] Explanation in Shiflett's PHP Security Briefing

Thanks Richard. I got the point Chris was making: never believe _GET/_POST and use ctype_alnum(), mysql_real_escape_string(), htmlentities() - and I already started :) (Thanks Chris that was great for us beginners, already posted on few Bosnian php forums :)) My question though was is the di

Re: [PHP] Explanation in Shiflett's PHP Security Briefing

Hello afan, Monday, June 6, 2005, 6:39:09 PM, you wrote: aan> I was reading PHP Security Briefing from brainbulb.com (Chris Shiflett) aan> and didn't get one thing: aan> in example: aan> $clean = array(); aan> if (ctype_alnum($_POST['username'])) aan> { aan> $clean['username

[PHP] Explanation in Shiflett's PHP Security Briefing

I was reading PHP Security Briefing from brainbulb.com (Chris Shiflett) and didn't get one thing: in example: why to set the $clean as array? what's wrong if I use: -afan

Re: [PHP] explanation

On Wed, 09 Feb 2005 18:15:28 -0800 (PST), Pagongski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I looked everywhere for a nice explanation of this darn simple thing, > but had no luck. I am working with some code made by a different person thats > why i am running into these sorts of

[PHP] explanation

Hi, I looked everywhere for a nice explanation of this darn simple thing, but had no luck. I am working with some code made by a different person thats why i am running into these sorts of things. (yes, i am kinda newbie) I have a file named "blah.php" with this line:

[PHP] *******Re: [PHP] Explanation of cookie behavior

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Friday 16 Apr 2004 18:18, John Nichel wrote: > David A. Stevens wrote: > > Please remove my address from any future correspondence about PHP. > > Allrighty then. I warned ya Davey...you're on yer way to /dev/null. If > you're lucky, I won't post y

Re: [PHP] Explanation of cookie behavior

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Friday 16 Apr 2004 18:18, John Nichel wrote: > David A. Stevens wrote: > > Please remove my address from any future correspondence about PHP. > > Allrighty then. I warned ya Davey...you're on yer way to /dev/null. If > you're lucky, I won't post y

Re: [PHP] Explanation of cookie behavior

David A. Stevens wrote: Please remove my address from any future correspondence about PHP. Allrighty then. I warned ya Davey...you're on yer way to /dev/null. If you're lucky, I won't post your email to any porn lists or USENET. -- **

RE: [PHP] Explanation of cookie behavior

On 15 April 2004 15:43, Ryan Schefke wrote: > I'm running a login script where the user enters > login/password and if it > matches what I have in my db and their account is active, I set a > login cookie (login_ck) and an authentication cookie > (authenticate_ck). If the > login and authenticati

RE: [PHP] Explanation of cookie behavior

John - It works now! That was it. Thanks! Ryan -Original Message- From: John Nichel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 10:53 AM To: PHP Mailing List Subject: Re: [PHP] Explanation of cookie behavior Ryan Schefke wrote: > setcookie ("login_ck", "

Re: [PHP] Explanation of cookie behavior

Ryan Schefke wrote: setcookie ("login_ck", "$lo", time()+ "60*60*24*30", "", "", "0"); //set cookie for login, for 30days Expire is supposed to be an integer. Try... setcookie ("login_ck", "$lo", time()+ 2592000, "", "", 0); -- **

[PHP] Explanation of cookie behavior

Gurus, I'm running a login script where the user enters login/password and if it matches what I have in my db and their account is active, I set a login cookie (login_ck) and an authentication cookie (authenticate_ck). If the login and authentication cookies are set when the user goes back to

Re: [PHP] Explanation for php.net front page???

Chris, et al -- ...and then Chris W. Parker said... % ... % -- % Don't like reformatting your Outlook replies? Now there's relief! There sure is. Uninstall Outhouse and use mutt, now available for win :-) HAND :-D -- David T-G * There is too much animal courage in (pla

Re: [PHP] Explanation for php.net front page???

On Friday 14 November 2003 01:27, Scott Fletcher wrote: > Thanks... Yep, using the Outlook QuoteFix and it work like a charm. I > noticed by default is by bottom-posting, so I checked the option to make it > be a top-posting option. Chris, I think you can scratch him off your list of converts :-

Re: [PHP] Explanation for php.net front page???

Thanks... Yep, using the Outlook QuoteFix and it work like a charm. I noticed by default is by bottom-posting, so I checked the option to make it be a top-posting option. Kind of suck that it would have to be plain text email only though (instead of the html email) but nothing I can't handle bec

RE: [PHP] Explanation for php.net front page???

Scott Fletcher on Thursday, November 13, 2003 6:29 AM said: > Thanks for > the attachment at the bottom of the email about 'reformatting the > outlook replies'. That is great, I'm going to use it. hahahahahahaha! This is sooo funny (to me) because just last week we

Re: [PHP] Explanation for php.net front page???

Robert Cumming - OIC, now I understand. Far out! Way Cool! Neat!!! Chris Parker - Yea, it sux about the IE's auto-completion too. Saw that pressing escape just once turned off the IE drop down feature but it's only temporary until pressing another key into the drop down... Um, all the mroe re

Re: [PHP] Explanation for php.net front page???

Scott Fletcher wrote: Hi! Would anyone care to explain to me about the article on the frontpage of the php.net website about the IDE or PHP function name code completion? Never mind about the bug report and browser stuffs... This feature (called intellisense by Microsoft) is where if you type

Re: [PHP] Explanation for php.net front page???

- Edwin - wrote: On 12 Nov 2003 17:37:58 -0500 Robert Cummings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: It's not active on the main page. It's on the search page. Go there instead. http://www.php.net/search.php And it doesn't seem to work with Opera 6 :) Try the latest version. It works for me ;) opera:ab

Re: [PHP] Explanation for php.net front page???

On 12 Nov 2003 17:37:58 -0500 Robert Cummings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It's not active on the main page. It's on the search page. > Go there instead. > > http://www.php.net/search.php > > And it doesn't seem to work with Opera 6 :) Try the latest version. It works for me ;) opera:about

RE: [PHP] Explanation for php.net front page???

Robert Cummings on Wednesday, November 12, 2003 2:38 PM said: > It's not active on the main page. It's on the search page. Go there > instead. > > http://www.php.net/search.php Wow that's cool. Sux though that IE's auto-complete gets in the way of the way list.

Re: [PHP] Explanation for php.net front page???

It's not active on the main page. It's on the search page. Go there instead. http://www.php.net/search.php And it doesn't seem to work with Opera 6 :) Cheers, Rob. On Wed, 2003-11-12 at 17:33, Scott Fletcher wrote: > Hi! > > Would anyone care to explain to me about the article on the front

[PHP] Explanation for php.net front page???

Hi! Would anyone care to explain to me about the article on the frontpage of the php.net website about the IDE or PHP function name code completion? Never mind about the bug report and browser stuffs... --snip-- New function list auto completion [04-Nov-2003] You can probably name at least on

Re: [PHP] Explanation

ternary operator ... if/else shorthand; here's the long way to to do it: if(isset($string2)) { $string1 = $HTTP_GET_VARS['pid']; } else { $string1 = ""; } -or- $string1 = ""; if(isset($string2)) { $string1 = $HTTP_GET_VARS['pid']; } Hank On Wed

RE: [PHP] Explanation

TED]] Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 12:28 PM To: PHP Subject: [PHP] Explanation Hi. Im looking over someone else's code and I come across something I dont understand and dont know where in the manual to look for it. Here is an example ==> $string1 = (isset($string2)) ? $HTTP_GET_VARS[

[PHP] Explanation

Hi. Im looking over someone else's code and I come across something I dont understand and dont know where in the manual to look for it. Here is an example ==> $string1 = (isset($string2)) ? $HTTP_GET_VARS['pid'] : ""; I have no idea what the '?' in the line and the ':' at the end, so I have n