Konstantin Rozinov wrote:
Hey guys,
Some more questions.
1. Is there a significant speed difference between the equal operator
(==) and the identical operator (===)? Should I even be concerned
about this? For example, if I know a variable will be of type INT
100% of the time, and I pass it to
From my experience if mysql is sufficient you shouldn't rewrite all the
code
I used mysqli recently because I had to establish SSL connection to the
external database server (mysql extension cannot do that)
I worked great and I discovered power of OO mysqli
I really liked it and if possible I
Hey guys,
Some more questions.
1. Is there a significant speed difference between the equal operator
(==) and the identical operator (===)? Should I even be concerned
about this? For example, if I know a variable will be of type INT
100% of the time, and I pass it to a function which expects th
Hey guys,
I have a lot of PHP code written that uses the mysql extension.
Should I rework the code to use mysqli extension?
How can I tell if it will be worth the effort and time?
Any advice would appreciated. Thanks!
Konstantin
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On Mon, 23 Feb 2009, Tim Lieberman wrote:
> Yup, your standard depth-first tree traversal.
But in order to build a flat array, I'd have to pass that by reference
into my recursive function so it can append the each node right?
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All, an interesting/useful read...
And sharding:
http://startuplessonslearned.blogspot.com/2009/01/sharding-for-startups.html
> http://startuplessonslearned.blogspot.com/2009/01/why-php-won.html
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On Feb 23, 2009, at 6:51 PM, Ajai Khattri wrote:
Its a tree structure so Ive no idea how many arrays are in there, so
Id
need to walk through each array recursively and get keys?
Yup, your standard depth-first tree traversal.
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On Mon, 23 Feb 2009, csnyder wrote:
> Append each sub-key's name to the current name, separated by an underscore.
>
> $deep['foo']['bar']['quux']
>
> becomes
>
> $flat['foo_bar_quux']
>
> Provided the keys don't have underscores in them already, of course. ;-)
Its a tree structure so Ive no i
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 6:12 PM, Ajai Khattri wrote:
>
> Best way to flatten a multi-dimensional array of objects into a single
> dimensional array?
Append each sub-key's name to the current name, separated by an underscore.
$deep['foo']['bar']['quux']
becomes
$flat['foo_bar_quux']
Provided
Best way to flatten a multi-dimensional array of objects into a single
dimensional array?
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Daniel Convissor wrote:
Hey Michael:
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 03:59:52PM -0500, Michael Southwell wrote:
I need to grab the original uri after having been redirected
to an error page (like example.com/blah now that I'm in 404.php).
It's in $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'].
doh, of course ;-(
My fa
There are a few ways to approach PHP/JEE application server integration,
and the solution you pick depends on the answer to a few questions:
- Is this a straight conversion of your applications from PHP to Java? Or
do you intend to leave some portion in PHP?
temporary we will leave our PHP
When you want to start a new discussion, you need to make a whole new
email. Replying to an earlier email makes your discussion show up as
part of the earlier discussion.
ok sorry for that
Sorry for not really answering your question, but _exactly_ why do they
want to do this? Seems li
Hi Artur,
Artur Marnik wrote on 02/23/2009 03:42:31 PM:
> Hi All
>
> In my company we are using Linux servers where we have
> PHP, mysql and
> all other nice stuff. My new manager is a Java guy and he
> always worked
> with Java and his new idea is to move all our stuff to
> Jboss. There i
Hi Artur:
When you want to start a new discussion, you need to make a whole new
email. Replying to an earlier email makes your discussion show up as
part of the earlier discussion.
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 03:42:31PM -0500, Artur Marnik wrote:
>
> My new manager is a Java guy and he always work
Hey Michael:
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 03:59:52PM -0500, Michael Southwell wrote:
> I need to grab the original uri after having been redirected
> to an error page (like example.com/blah now that I'm in 404.php).
It's in $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']. My favorite way to figure stuff like
this out is pu
try $_SERVER["HTTP_REFERER"]
Artur
Michael Southwell wrote:
I need to grab the original uri after having been redirected
to an error page (like example.com/blah now that I'm in 404.php).
I suppose this is somewhere in HttpRequest but I can't find it
(brains not working very well right now). An
I need to grab the original uri after having been redirected
to an error page (like example.com/blah now that I'm in 404.php).
I suppose this is somewhere in HttpRequest but I can't find it
(brains not working very well right now). Anybody?
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Try using this:
http://php-java-bridge.sourceforge.net/pjb/
- jake
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 3:42 PM, Artur Marnik wrote:
> Hi All
>
> In my company we are using Linux servers where we have PHP, mysql and all
> other nice stuff. My new manager is a Java guy and he always worked with
> Java and hi
Hi All
In my company we are using Linux servers where we have PHP, mysql and
all other nice stuff. My new manager is a Java guy and he always worked
with Java and his new idea is to move all our stuff to Jboss. There is
only one problem - we don't have enough time to migrate all of our PHP
co
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