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<0> nope ?
<1> question: i'm trying to get the MM session module to work on PHP4.4.2 on FreeBSD 5.4. phpinfo() says shows that php is compiled with '--with-mm' and that session.save_handler in php.ini is set to 'mm'. In /usr/local/lib/ i find libmm.a, libmm.la, libmm.so.14, libmm.so (symlink to libmm.so.14), libmm.so.13 (symlink to libmm.so.14). Still i get "session_start(): Cannot find save handler mm". Does anyone have any idea what i'm doing wrong?
<2> okay
<2> Oele: did you point php to the correct directory on ./configure
<2> or did you just add --with-mm?
<2> the problem just looks to be that php doesn't know where to find the library
<1> spox: sorry, got distracted for a moment.. What *is* the correct directory for --with-mm? I tried /usr/local/ and /usr/local/lib/, but no success..
<0> i have a question
<3> no, you don't.
<0> really
<3> really.
<0> i want to search in my DB by date
<0> but just using the year as a Parameter
<4> you got a field storing date?
<4> and if so, what kind of field is it?
<3> $10 on varchar!
<4> no no no
<4> a int!
<0> i want to create a post method page
<3> a varchar containing an int!
<4> YES!
<4> no
<4> a BLOB contining an int
<3> largeblob
<3> :P
<0> where the user will enter a year , for example 1983
<4> damn
<4> Djanov, you're funny
<4> you keep talking with worthless info
<0> then the post method will send the 1983 to a php page
<4> and have yet to answer the two questions I asked you
<0> why worth ?
<2> well if you would answer his question, then he would answer yours
<0> oh sorry ^^
<4> <4> you got a field storing date?
<4> <4> and if so, what kind of field is it?
<0> i have dates stored in my sql DB in a table
<0> in a DATE field
<2> lol
<4> ok that's one
<3> christ
<4> that's two
<4> YAY!
<0> ^^
<4> datefields**** btw
<3> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
<2> yes they do
<4> I recommend a timestamp field
<0> :\
<2> ints!
<0> but i have already putted 160 members on my DB
<0> i can't change now :(
<4> spox, mysql timestamps basically are ints
<0> put*
<4> Djanov, question for you
<4> if I walked you through it, would you be willing to convert to timestamps?
<4> I can help you change your table
<0> to be honest i prefer to keep the current field setting :))
<3> it only hurts the first time
<4> Djanov, might I ask why?
<4> seriously, its a VERY bad way of storing the data
<4> did you see evulish and I joking above?
<0> because i have other codes which uses that field
<4> how we were guessing bad possible formats?
<0> i can't change thoses code
<0> i p***es too many time on
<4> a date fields are basically just varchars
<2> yup
<2> horrible for sorting
<4> yup
<2> at least compared to an actual number
<0> the default date format is 0000-00-00
<4> you could do a search where mydate like %2004%
<5> if (isset($_POST['doaction'])) {
<5> echo $_POST['doaction'];
<5> echo $_POST['name']; }
<2> well, you can use date/time functions for that
<2> instead of wildcarding
<5> it only echos doaction for some reason
<2> select * from table where year(datefield) = '2004';
<2> fedt: well then i guess you aren't setting name correctly
<5> how else would i set it?
<0> where year(datefield) = '2004' is it possible ?
<2> Djanov: how about you try it and let us know
<0> ^^ ok spox !
<0> i'm checking...
<0> cool ! it works perfecktly !
<5> while ($test = $_POST) { print_r($test); } is this infinite?
<0> mhhh maybe you should use foreach ($_POST as $TEST) print ...
<6> if(isset($_POST['doaction']) && isset($_POST['name'])) { echo "$_POST['doaction'] <br> $_POST['name]"; .. if that doesn't work, it means name isn't set.
<0> i'm not sure ;) i'm newbie
<6> Djanov that's right. You are. Never suggest anything like that ever again.
<0> :)))
<6> fedt.. while($test ==
<6> not =
<0> ^^
<6> er
<6> nvm
<6> it's not an infinite loop .. =/
<0> i have another question
<0> .P
<0> :P
<0> select * from table where year(datefield) = '2004';
<0> can i use > or < instead of =
<0> ?
<6> yes
<0> reaalyy ?
<0> wow i'm genius ^^
<0> i will send my CV to Bill Gates
<7> sure oyu want to work with him?
<0> i can make coffe
<0> wash car :PP
<8> can i have sumthing about php
<3> no.
<8> wrong place i guess
<9> you can have all the php you want at php.net
<8> okay then
<0> ^^
<0> i know that site :P
<0> poor little boy
<7> sup Tb
<9> man, i forgot how much windowblinds ****ed... so bad, that when i switched to windows cl***ic, i actually liked it.
<7> go fluxbox
<7> ;o
<10> I had a quick question. I was wondering if there was a negative side to using $_REQUEST to pull variables in general instead of $_POST or $_GET?
<7> o_O
<7> oh, thought it was +b
<7> hi comcor
<11> good morning
<11> or afternoon
<11> or whatever it is
<9> well, if you have to look at the wcs, if you're using a form to submit data, and in the action link, you add variables to be p***ed over the url &id= etc,etc, and it just so happens that a form input field is named the same as a variable in the url, then that, i believe, would overload the variable... not sure what would happen though.
<7> 5.20am, what do you care
<7> :P
<10> Stoned: Ya. That's the only negative side I can think of. I've just been making sure I don't have duplicate variable names.
<10> That makes things confusing anyway.
<9> and.. you can just use $_POST for form fields... i mean, no reason to use anything else imo
<10> I wasn't sure if there was a version incompatibility problem. That was my main concern.
<9> no
<10> I can't remember now why I started just using $_REQUEST instead of $_POST. I think its because I started running into a problem where some variables could be sent to the script as $_GET or $_POST.
<10> I wanted a consistent variable I could pull from so I just started using $_REQUEST.
<0> i have to go
<0> thank very much for your precious helps
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<3> i want that place.
<12> 4300?
<4> it ****s that you have to enter through the dining room
<3> trollboy: why?
<4> I dunno
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