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<0> By which you mean "cardinality of 2 is no problem at all," eh, chalupah?
<0> kicken: just changed it from BIGINT(20) to INT(11).
<1> Hello people. How is named in PHP the ' and " ? Quotes or Magic Quotes?
<0> @*magic*
<2> Functions matching *magic*:
<2> get_magic_quotes_gpc(), get_magic_quotes_runtime(), set_magic_quotes_runtime()
<0> spox, your bot rocks.
<0> Thank you.
<3> how to break a string into 4 vars with words that are seperated by a @ or a : or whatever the seperator is
<4> @explode!
<2> (PHP 3, PHP 4, PHP 5)
<2> array explode ( string separator, string string [, int limit] )
<2> Split a string by string
<2> http://www.php.net/explode
<4> @php $string = 'this is a : string that is : separated'; $boom = explode(':', $string); print implode(' ~~~ ', $boom);
<2> Result: this is a ~~~ string that is ~~~ separated
<4> anyone done pam auth with ldap?
<3> thank you
<5> !udefine straphanger
<5> @udefine straphanger
<5> ?
<2> No definition found for: straphanger
<5> weird
<4> no, it's cause the udefine plugins is ****ed up
<4> urbandictionary changed the layout
<4> i have to fix the regexes used to pull out the defs
<4> holy crap
<4> it ****ing worked
<4> BOO ****ING YEAH!
<6> @udefine happy dance
<2> No definition found for: happy dance
<7> is there, by any chance, anyone who knows of an existing open source image recognition tool? what i need is something that can detect the position of a subpicture inside a picture
<8> hrm
<8> copy that question
<8> and go to google.com
<8> and paste it in their little search box
<7> why do you think i'
<4> @google "is there, by any chance, anyone who knows of an existing open source image recognition tool? what i need is something that can detect the position of a subpicture inside a picture"
<2> Search results for "is there, by any chance, anyone who knows of an existing open source image recognition tool? what i need is something that can detect the position of a subpicture inside a picture":
<2> no results found.
<7> m asking here?
<4> :(
<6> there is, but they're 3rd party, and probably wouldn't just work out of box for what you need, so in either case you'd still probably have to know what you're doing (which you don't seem to)
<8> aw :(
<7> poutine: interesting. i'd like to know what it
<7> is
<4> lol
<7> keyboard being unfriendly today :(
<6> uppe, I know myheritage.com has this celebrity look alike thing that can pull a face out of a picture, so I'm sure there's other open source stuff like that around
<9> hii
<5> hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
<9> this is my line
<9> $holita=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM phpbb_portada WHERE port_link='$topic'",$link) or die(mysql_error());
<9> and show me this error [Warning: mysql_query(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL-Link resource in /home/leonardo/public_html/cargar.php on line 45
<5> you need to open a connection to the database
<9> yes, I did
<9> :s
<4> CONNECTION!!!!!
<5> well apprently not
<4> apparently it didn't work
<9> mm, let me see
<4> $link = mysql_connect(stuff) or die(mysql_error());
<9> stuff?
<9> oh
<9> its my function to connect to my db
<9> http://pastebin.com/585652
<9> and it didnt show me any error message
<7> it is always a bad idea to code in your native tongue.
<9> why?
<9> always i used it to all my scripts
<7> it makes it difficult for those that don't know your language to understand your purpose of the code
<10> What's the best way to do a 'login verification' ?
<10> should I have a separate php script just for that?
<7> you should have separate php scripts whenever applicable
<10> well... does it apply for that?
<7> certainly
<10> as opposed to putting it at the beginning of the main.php script after login
<9> yes, if this function is added into my script with a include();
<9> of course
<10> ok so then what is the best way to get from login_verify.php to main.php ?
<9> it is separated
<9> mmmm
<10> right now I'm using an http redirect... but I'm thinking there's a better way to do it
<10> because the page flashes up on the screen for a second before it redirects
<10> doesnt look that neat
<9> well, this script http://pastebin.com/585652 dont show me error, and then, the connection is right
<9> or what? :|
<0> !
<0> Here's an interesting thing:
<9> let me see
<0> echo "<form action=\"editfinances.php?action=deldo&tableid=1&rowid=".$rowid."\" method=\"post\">
<7> ingenieril: when you're using Conectarse(), are you saving it to a $link that is not in the same block as your query?
<0> I wanted to call the delete script from a submit button, even though I had no extra data that needed to be posted.
<0> Everyting was in the $_GETs...
<7> Confessor: that's because the $_GET varialble gets set by the action parameter
<9> yes uppe, I do it thus
<9> include("conection.php");
<9> $link=conectarse();
<9> of course
<5> here's a question.
<7> ingenieril: let me show you an example
<0> The thing is that it wouldn't let me include those variables in the action without including a "method"
<5> how the **** do indie bands have rarities?
<11> lol
<5> isn't that their entire set?
<6> trollboy, you think I should sell this plasma TV once I fix it or keep it?
<0> Absent including the method, it would only include: [path]/editfinances.php? in the address bar.
<12> your call
<5> give it to me
<7> Confessor: you could always p*** the post variables as 'hidden' html fields
<0> Does anyone have any idea *why* that is?
<12> depending on how much you think you can get for it
<0> uppe:
<13> what's that site that shortens urls
<9> uppe where is the example?
<5> tinyurl.com
<0> The point is that I *had* no such variables.
<13> i'm tired of http://groups.google.com/group/net.unix-wizards/browse_thread/thread/f2dc1f44f33bf6ed/4dadd63a976019d7?q=%22new+UNIX+implementation%22&rnum=1#4dadd63a976019d7 taking up six lines in this footnote
<11> haha dilbert's funny today man
<4> tinyurl
<13> thanks
<5> Zenethian: haha i agree
<7> ingenieril: please wait a minute
<0> I just wanted the submit button to do that action.
<9> yes, sorry
<0> And it wouldn't do it correctly without the method being set.
<6> well the plasma TV has had 2 years in use
<6> I thought plasma TVs only lasted ~5 years
<11> up to 5 years
<4> jesus
<4> what a ****ty investment
<11> yup
<6> what goes bad?
<11> the screen fades
<6> due to the backlight or the xenon and neon gases?
<11> it becomes increasingly darker over time
<11> the gases escape slowly
<14> can they be recharged or anything?
<11> nope
<6> ok but the actual gl*** part that holds the gases is cheaper than most of the parts inside
<11> once a plasma dims it's permanent
<11> it's why I won't buy one
<11> I'll get a DLP projection TV instead, or a true LCD
<7> ingenieril: http://pastebin.com/585689
<7> ingenieril: that wouldn't work, since $link is not locally referenced within the other function
<11> I have too many programs named foo.* in my home
<5> i have a lot of lol.*, blap.*, heh.*'s
<9> mmmm, uppe. what is queryFunction ??? the conection function?
<6> -Shorter Life: Compared to other television technologies, Plasma TVs do generally have a shorter life span, and there is no option to repair a burnt out tube or backlight. Most Plasma TVs have a life span of 20,000-30,000 hours based on manufacturer's estimates. This life span is commonly referred to as the Plasma TV half-life, as it is the number of hours over which the Plasma TV will loose approximately half of it's brightness.
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