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<0> it's just severe overkill
<0> search isn't a lightweight function
<1> well
<1> this search is not too advanced
<1> thats the thing
<0> that doesn't have anything to do with it
<1> if i type in a sentance it will return only the first word or throw an error
<1> and thats not really user friendly
<1> or will limit users..
<1> im keeping in mind of making this easy for the user
<1> so theres no h***les of not returning anything
<1> or them typing in obscure values
<1> if they select from a drop down
<1> theres no errors..
<1> it eitehr returns or doesnt.. and they dont end up thinking if they did anything wrong
<0> i just don't see why you're choosing this over separating them into albums
<1> sorry i dont mean to argue with you
<1> ok
<0> i mean, that's the whole point of albums
<1> well if i seperate them into albums
<1> then how can i accomplish this then
<1> if theres cars on the website
<1> and the cars was made in 09/03/2001
<1> and there is an album for 5 year old cars etc
<1> if the car ages.. im going to have to manually move the car to the new album
<1> right?
<1> ill have to manually move it to the 6 year old album..
<0> or you could just name it "cars built in 2001"
<0> or rename the album to "6 year old cars"
<1> ok but the serach is still limited though
<0> how?
<1> what if a user wants to find cars between 2000 and 2001
<1> hes going to type in "car between 2000 and 20001"
<1> now the search engine will probably throw an error
<1> too many arguments for example
<1> but if he had an option of selection
<0> they wouldn't just click "cars built in 2000"
<0> ?
<1> "cars from 2001"
<0> ?
<1> then the search would return cars from 2001
<1> and the search term would only be 2001
<0> huh?
<0> so why not just click the "cars from 2001" album
<1> hmmmmm
<0> instead of using a search
<1> what if theres many items?
<0> what about it?
<1> say thousands of albums?
<0> what about it?
<1> a user would have to go through each one individually?
<0> he wouldn't have to go through one individually with your search?
<0> since the idea is identical
<1> hmm
<0> but mine is just doing it the logical way
<1> its different then what your thinking
<1> i think
<0> honestly, i've stopped caring
<1> the thing is that the search is limited
<1> because it will error when something is not typed in right
<1> and i dont want the search to only return some items or no items
<2> !ajax
<3> wtf
<0> !what?
<4> ?
<2> i need help in ajax
<2> wiht php
<5> #ajax
<0> ajax has nothing to do with php
<5> what he said
<2> ok so whre ca i make my fundamentals strong with ajax keeping server side php
<6> uh
<0> learn javascript and xml
<0> ..
<6> and php, if you want
<2> okay !ok javascript and xml , any links ?
<6> www.google.com
<6> "CSS Geeks Do It With Style"
<2> ok !
<0> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Possibly_living_people
<0> that's my favorite wikipedia category
<7> I have a php question. I am losing sessions when I access my webpage using domain.com instead of www.domain.com Is there a way to avoid this
<8> is there anything wrong with this query? "SELECT `row`, `topicname` FROM `topiccontents` WHERE `topicname` = 'I'm in A House again...'" as i am getting a mysql_fetch_row error saying its not a valid result resource. im guessing something to do with the ' in "I'm", how do i sort it?
<8> anyone?
<9> ada sapa bole tlg aku pasal php tak?
<10> Good day.
<11> im trying to set the From: and Return-PAth: fields for an email. is it possible, that they are overwritten by my provider,.. ?
<10> What do I need to do for any .php file to work situated in any directory? It only parses in my browser if the .php file is located within the serverroot\htdocs (Apache 2.054)
<11> why can i not set the From: field to the value i want?
<12> oo_seven: from field, as in a mailing list?
<11> i m sending an email with mail()
<13> eh.. you have to set it as a header variable
<11> and i fill out the header: with 'From: Dr Blah blhab <blah@blah.com>' ."\n"
<11> i set it, but it seems to take no influence on the resulting email i get
<13> you probably have the header syntax wrong
<11> but it works on another server, so its some server specific issue
<13> or.. is other stuff in the header working?
<13> some are less strict than others
<11> the only thing working, is the Content-type: html thing
<13> do you have the two \n 's at the end or whatever?
<11> where? at the end of the header? no
<13> probably your header isn't working at all
<13> and your email client is just smart enough to figure out that it's html
<11> no, that not true. because it also happened, when i did something aboslutely wrong. that i got the html as plain text
<13> well, fair enough
<11> am i donign something wrong, or is maybe the server not allowing to change the fields_
<11> ?
<11> doing*
<13> it's probably you
<11> ah
<11> but what can be wrong about this 3 lines: http://pastebin.com/636097
<11> i tried with \n and \r\n
<12> @mail!
<14> (PHP 3, PHP 4, PHP 5)
<14> bool mail ( string to, string subject, string message [, string additional_headers [, string additional_parameters]] )
<14> Send mail
<14> http://www.php.net/mail
<12> where's the rest? you only gave the variables for the headers
<15> rest is optional.
<15> goin to bed, ciao.
<12> i mean where he used the mail() etc.
<16> I always put the From: header first.
<12> php.net gives the example like he has it, at least when including html.. not sure if order is important, but that's how the manual shows it.
<12> anyway, want to pastebin a little more than just a few variables oo_seven?
<11> oh i did it of course
<11> i just pasted the part where i set the headers
<11> ok, one moment
<11> its quite confusing.. http://pastebin.com/636150
<11> but everything works, excepting the header stuff..
<11> ok, the header part is now commented out, because i was experimenting. but i doesn work, when i do "From: blahbla@blahbh.com \r\n"
<11> it
<12> what i'm looking at works?
<11> yes, why?
<12> well.. kinda hard to fix what ain't broke =P .. but when you uncomment that //$header = "To:....... it doesn't work?
<11> yes, i know. its just now uncommented, because i was experimenting.
<11> but it also doesnt work when ido $heder = "From: ...
<11> $header
<13> send something with that, then pastebin what you actually get in the email?
<11> ok,
<11> ok,i did now , with :
<11> $header = 'From: Test <office@panner.net>'."\r\n";
<11> and i get: http://pastebin.com/636170
<11> the from field looks alwas like this.
<11> regardless of what i try to do in the header
<11> oh, and also the conten-type seems not to work this time
<11> ahh, sorry, forget it
<0> i have a mouse in captivity. wtf do i do with it?
<13> FEED IT CHEESE
<11> content type works fine, but From field not :(
<0> it looks stoned
<13> maybe you need a reply-to: field too
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