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<0> mavrrr: i'm still not positive what you want. a checkout type of thing?
<0> or like a key generator?
<1> is not present itself key generator at me is! but the matter is that the site will sell download.com my program, and a key of activation to the user i should give
<0> i have no ****ing idea what you're saying.
<1> as it to make automatically (not correspondence through mail) ?
<0> talk like yoda you do.
<2> ^Haris^ has been banned for 120 seconds
<3> christ
<1> it is difficult to understand my problem if you did not sell the program through the internet
<4> oink
<5> i sold the program through the intranet
<0> mavrrr: it's difficult to understand your problem because you speak poor english
<1> tyler: you made it in what way?
<5> lol
<0> KovaErkegi: salami



<6> shalom
<7> sorry
<7> :)
<8> how do i get the script to output results as they are found, instead of waiting for the whole page to be completed?
<0> it generally does.
<9> Kanelius: are these results of a sql query?
<9> or some other results?
<8> they are from sql
<10> hello
<10> whats wrong with this?
<10> i'm checking for a phone number
<10> it should look like this:
<10> +31-123456
<10> +31-12314124- should be wrong
<10> if(!eregi("^([0-9+]{1})([0-9-]+)([0-9]+)",$_POST['phonenr']))
<11> hermmm
<11> that will match 3 characters
<0> no it won't
<11> er, nm
<10> +31-12314124- returns also true!
<3> @php echo preg_match('/^\+[0-9]{2}\-[0-9]{6}$/', '+31-1234563') ? 'good' : 'bad';
<2> Result: bad
<3> @php echo preg_match('/^\+[0-9]{2}\-[0-9]{6}$/', '+31-123456') ? 'good' : 'bad';
<2> Result: good
<3> IT'S MAJIK!
<10> again
<10> to my opinion +31-12314124- should return FALSE
<10> instead of TRUE
<10> :|
<6> it will
<3> no **** sherlock
<3> @php echo preg_match('/^\+[0-9]{2}\-[0-9]{6}$/', '+31-123456-') ? 'good' : 'bad';
<2> Result: bad
<10> my piece of code
<6> @php echo preg_match('/^\+[0-9]{2}\-[0-9]{6}$/', '+69-123456')
<2> Result: 1
<3> yeah, yours is wrong
<10> whats wrong with my code?
<3> lots
<6> @php echo preg_match('/^\+[0-9]{2}\-[0-9]{6}$/', '+69-123456')? 'good' : 'bad';
<2> Result: good
<6> did you always need it to start with 31?
<10> then tell me whats wrong with it?
<6> relik: you didn't speficy how many chars
<3> go read a regex tutorial
<10> i did spox
<3> apparently not well enough
<10> Technobabble: + means all chars
<3> no, + does not mean all characters
<6> man, i **** at regex and even i saw that one
<10> its the third day that i'm using php actually
<10> Technobabble you are incorrect though
<6> what?
<10> if(!eregi("^([0-9+]{1})([0-9-]+)([0-9]+)",$_POST['phonenr']))
<6> preg_match('/^\+[0-9]{2}\-[0-9]{6}$/', '+69-123456')
<10> the + basically means all characters behind



<6> dude, see the little {6} in there?
<3> no, it does not
<10> you do not have to ***ign the number of chars
<10> if you don't know the amount of numbers
<3> it means match one or more of the pattern preceding it
<10> + means a, aa, aaa aaaa etc
<0> **** phone number validateion
<3> PLZ 2 READ TUTORIAL
<6> relik: okay
<0> $phone = (int)$_POST['phone']; if ($phone > 0) { ... }
<6> well if you know so much about regex
<6> go knock yourself out
<10> well
<6> bye
<6> go on
<3> i don't understand what the **** the problem is
<3> i just gave you the validation you needed
<3> GO USE IT
<0> i like my way!!
<6> spox, i liked it
<10> if(!eregi("^([0-9a-z]+)([0-9a-z\.-_]+)@([0-9a-z\.-_]+)\.([0-9a-z\.-_]+)",$_POST['email']))
<10> this works quite fine for an email address
<0> what if their phone number is 1-800-bitch-tits
<3> ereg is ****
<6> right, but the email address doesn't have character limitations
<0> relik: that'll fail some valid email addresses
<6> relik, why don't you juse use the one spox gave you
<10> cause i want to learn
<10> and see what i do wrong
<6> then do so
<6> look at what your's looked like
<6> and then compaire it to his
<6> hey cv
<12> hey
<0> ****.
<12> ****in sql 2k crack isn't working or something cause I can't install the service packs
<12> err
<0> will you love me tomorrow!?
<12> if you can crack my sql 2k so I can install the service packs... for sure!
<4> ladaaaa
<12> haha
<13> so, its nice and raining outside
<6> that would rock
<13> so i decided to hit a golf ball off the concrete porch
<6> it's not goign to rain here for a couple more months
<13> smacked it with the 3 iron
<13> across the lake, almost broke the peoples window across the way
<13> it was a damn nice shot though
<6> did you yell out "FORE!"
<6> or four
<6> or what ever it is
<13> no, i didnt want to make them aware of what i was doing
<6> sounds good to me
<13> i was impressed though
<6> lol
<6> i'm liking this kvirc
<6> it kicks mirc's ***
<13> im still upset about the fact that i hit a ball just as far with an iron as i do with a driver
<6> then you'd be really pissed about the clubs that companies make that are banned from golf
<6> they have clubs that will hit a ball exactly the same in the rough as they do off a tee
<13> anything over 460cc for drivers
<13> you can use most anything else though
<13> there arent a lot of restrictions
<6> they have face texture and coating restrictions
<13> except for head size and the number of club you can bring
<13> really?
<6> yup
<13> interesting
<6> tape a little rough *** sand paper across the face of your club
<6> and hit in the rough
<6> you'll probably notice the difference
<3> Technobabble: **** kvirc
<3> use konversation


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