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<0> but im sure its a problem in php, not the script
<1> what if you use gmdate()?
<2> I've never received such a warning.
<1> are you in...some weird language or country?
<0> no, me neither
<0> not much on google
<0> im in uk english
<1> maybe try setlocale?
<0> what is everyones date.timezone setting in php.ini?
<0> it's printing the date fine, just giving me that warning
<1> date.timezoneno valueno value
<1> turn the warning off
<2> Guess I don't have E_STRICT enable, probably why I don't get it.
<3> Kieren, you can always use the function muted @date
<2> thought I did. I see that smarty throws a ****load of warnings with it enabled though, so I'll just leave it off for now.
<0> yeah but id rather fix it :)
<0> i dont have strict on either
<0> E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE | E_STRICT
<3> Kieren, but anyway try to: setlocale(LC_ALL, 'en_us');
<2> http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.date-default-timezone-set.php
<0> setlocale(LC_ALL, 'en_us'); didnt helop
<0> help
<0> changing to error_reporting = E_ERROR fixed it
<2> You can use error_reporting = E_ALL
<2> E_STRICT is what throws it, which isn't included in E_ALL
<2> you could just use the date_default_timezone_set functiont too.
<0> i dont want warnings
<4> you should
<0> i was using E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE | E_STRICT so that should have stoped it
<4> your scripts should be created in such a way that you don't produce errors or warnings
<2> No it wouldn't
<1> i like warnings
<2> (E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE) | E_STRICT <-- operator precedence
<2> E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_STRICT that's what you want.
<0> ah, i see
<0> that sorted it too :)
<0> thanks :)
<0> right, now for dinner
<5> is there a way to add a dynamic loading percentage bar which will say how many percent have been uploaded so far after submitting some files to a website?
<6> not using php
<5> using what?
<6> using asp or perl
<6> or jsp
<5> ic
<1> take the number of files uploaded, divide by the total to upload, and then make a table with or portion width with that percent
<1> :D
<6> http://www.raditha.com/php/progress.php
<6> I was faced with teh same situation some months ago
<6> and found that. Never was able to get it to work satisfactorily, though.
<6> I loathe perl
<5> that demo is pretty cool
<7> hi all
<7> I wanna includ another file by PHPLib(template)
<7> page.html to index.html
<6> include("page.html");
<7> Not by php
<7> phplib
<1> require_sometimes("page.html");
<7> template systeme
<6> you can't run php code in an html file by default
<6> but yeah
<6> topic
<6> this isn't #phplib
<6> this is #php
<4> this pam authentication **** is pissing me off
<7> :/
<8> Question: I am using a header() redirect with a bunch of variables as well as a named anchor... problem is, in firefox, when the page loads it does not jump to the named anchor, I have to REFRESH the page in order for it to do that. Any ideas?
<1> you're not getting an error?
<9> why does your header have an anchor?
<0> i think he means like index.html#top?foo=bar
<8> because it goes back to a page they were originally on, and I want them to scroll down to the location on the page they were on.
<8> yes... like that
<8> actually... I think I fixed it :)
<1> it's crazy how that happens
<8> thanks for your help
<8> lol
<2> anchors always go last
<2> index.html?foo=bar#anchor
<0> oh, ok
<0> ive never used them
<10> ... but if you called foo, would it include #anchore?
<2> no. the stuff after the # isn't sent as part of the request
<11> what if you included a # in the request? would it ignore it?
<1> i don't think it matters in a request
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<1> @google drupal
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<13> http://drupal.org/
<13> http://drupal.org/handbook
<13> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drupal
<13> http://www.debian.org/security/2006/dsa-958
<13> http://www.drupal.org.es/
<13> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=drupal&btnG=Google+Search
<14> http://www.dilbert.com/
<14> that's the best ever.
<1> what's the easiest way to detect if soemone's on a proxy
<4> http://www.dilbert.com/comics/dilbert/archive/images/dilbert20012212160222.gif
<15> the cl***y thing about dilbert.com is the popup ads
<16> :-/
<16> Trying to figure out effective UPDATE syntax.
<16> GET variables include action=moddo, which specifies that the user is ready to modify a row...
<16> tableid=0 or 1, which specifies which table the row is in
<16> And rowid=?, which specifies which row to update according to a previous query.
<16> New values for all columns are POSTed.
<16> How can I make that apply correctly to a new UPDATE query?
<1> what are you talking about...?
<17> Willis?
<16> mySQL query.
<16> Okay...
<16> My earlier query was as follows:
<16> $db = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `Savings Accounts` ORDER BY `Account Balance` DESC");
<16> In the FOR loop displaying the query using php, I put code as follows:
<16> <a href=\"editfinances.php?action=mod&tableid=2&rowid=".$a."\">Modify</a>
<16> With a separate one for action=del/Delete.
<16> This takes the user to another form, where they modify the values in that row.
<16> After they do so, they click a 'submit' button, which loops back to another branch of the same php file using the action=moddo $_GET variable.
<16> And preserving the row and tableids in the $_GET, as well.
<16> I'm wondering how I need to structure my UPDATE query (I ***ume update is what I need) in code for the moddo action to update the correct row.
<1> mysql_query("update `table` set `first` = 'something', `second` = 'anotherthing' where `id`='{$_GET['rowid']}'")
<16> !
<16> Thanks!
<16> I'll have to restructure several parts of my program, knowing how to get the row id internal to the database...
<16> I was using the incrementing value in the FOR loop.
<16> Thank you again for your answer, fedt; you've been damn helpful.
<16> Odd.
<16> $rowid = mysql_result($db,$a,'id') is returning null.
<16> fedt, is there a special syntax needed to get the current row's id from the table?
<16> Disregard.
<16> I have once again proven my idiocy.
<16> When ***igning an autoincrementing ID, should one also declare it primary, index, or unique?
<4> it should be a primary key
<16> Understood.
<16> Everybody: Thanks for being so patient with me.
<16> And it will automatically be ***igned upon INSERT?
<16> No need for extra syntax there?
<2> I think you have to declare an auto-increment as primary key
<2> mysql won't let you declare it something else.
<16> I'm creating the id via phpmyadmin, so at the moment I'm just filling in text boxes and clicking option buttons. :-)
<16> Thank you, though.
<16> Should I be concerned about a cardinality value of 2?
<2> what do you mean by that?
<16> Something I noticed in phpmyadmin that probably means nothing bad.
<16> My primary key apparently has a cardinality of 2.
<2> I havn't used phpMyAdmin in a while, so I'm not sure what you're talking about really.
<2> What data type did you use for it?
<2> int(11) unsigned is the most common.
<15> two is the very worst cardinality of ALL
<15> you'd better fix that
<16> By which you mean "cardinality of 2 is no problem at all," eh, chalupah?
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