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<0> instead of doing that: "insert into table (column_name) values ('This should ne a 10.000 letters document');" do something like ....values my_doc.txt
<0> ne=be
<1> copy and paste!
<2> mantivol: mysql is not a filesystem and should not be used for one
<3> did you just explain why you shouldn't be doing what you're asking how to do?
<0> ok it's not 10.000 letters
<0> it's 1.000
<3> hardly the point
<0> Two-Bits: then how can a manage a site that contains articles?
<1> reference the filename?
<3> like you just said. store the path to the file in the db
<0> and then open the file.txt with php ?!
<1> sure
<0> and store only things like "author", "articleID" etc!?
<1> sure
<0> and how do you thing should I load that file to the page?Loop all the lines and echo each one, or there is a better way? ?
<4> i don't understand this freaking css validator
<4> Line : 10 (Level : 1) You have no color with your background-color : #principal
<4> this is the ****in 10 line: #principal{background:#FFFFFF; padding-top:10px; padding-bottom:10px; padding-left:20px; }
<0> any ideas?!
<2> Mr_Eko: and there is no color in there
<1> Mr_Eko: if you have a background color, you have to define a color
<4> background-color:#FFFFFF isn't a color??
<2> COLOR
<2> not background color
<4> i c...
<0> RealMenE1tBacon?
<4> color:inherit is valid?
<1> sure
<1> mantivol: just read the file in and echo it
<1> or just p*** it right through
<0> when you say p*** it through you mean: site.com/that_was_the_requested_doc.txt
<0> ?!
<1> no?
<1> file handling functions in php
<0> ok
<0> I'll search for it
<0> but why someone shouldn't put a big text to a database?!
<0> to= in to
<3> because it makes your database file much larger than it needs to be, which can result in very large database files when such records are inserted and deleted often without a compacting opration. this makes it slower to query and if the database is not on the same server, there's network latency issues as the whole file has to be transfered across the network (might even be some added overhead even if it is local, i dunno)
<3> i'm sure there are plenty other, better reasons out there. it's a universally accepted bad idea
<0> aha
<1> i'm working with a database that has probably 30,000 files in it
<1> it's slow as ****.
<1> and it's a very powerful oracle server
<0> thank you very much, both
<0> :-)
<1> it also has like 40 tables it needs to get data from, but still
<1> slow as ****
<1> i think i'm just going to rewrite this thing.. it's too flexible and is killing performance
<1> it's using the api
<5> hmm
<1> so it's running probably 150,000 queries
<0> queries/time !?
<1> yes
<1> one thing i miss about php is that it could actually run in the 8mb alotment. we just bumped this java app up to a gig
<0> yes, I mean the time is...?
<1> and i still don't think it's going to be able to run
<1> oh, i don't know
<1> a few minutes
<0> !
<0> nice
<5> 150k queries in a few minutes?
<1> they're small queries
<1> and this is a fast database
<1> oh wait. this isn't the fast database
<1> ****.
<1> this is the overloaded pentium 3 :(
<3> RealMenE1tBacon: can't you specify to the vm a starting heap size a max and amount to grow at a time?
<5> lol
<5> 150k queries per minute is ok if they're simple queries on a well optimized database
<1> Two-Bits: yeah, but it doesn't allow that
<1> well, the max is what the problem is
<3> so wait. you can but it doesn't allow it. wtf?
<3> you dont know if you have a gig to spare?
<1> no IT as information technology
<3> oh
<3> profile the app and fix the memory issue
<1> it would take ages
<3> serialize/deserialize unused objects to disk if necessary
<6> They're giving Pete the hat! xD </big brother fandom> *goes back to watching*
<5> I need to serialize my ****
<6> ...
<6> Wst aht a typo?
<6> *was taht
<5> AHAHA
<6> Ugh, damn my bad typing.
<5> Wst aht a typo?
<5> hehehe
<6> xP
<5> cl***ic
<5> kinda like the time someone pointed out a typo to me
<5> and I asked
<5> what tyop?
<5> =)
<4> i'm about to cry
<5> Mr_Eko: It's easier if you just shoot yourself.
<4> ie just refuses to apply a ****ing background-color
<5> umm
<6> Don't use IE then?
<5> So then don't use IE.
<1> is something else over-riding the style?
<5> did you try adding !important to the style?
<4> it applies backwards
<2> !dothisprettyprettyplease
<4> is weird...
<2> @topten
<7> Topten: Two-Bits: 5.07kb, groogs: 5.01kb, kingfisher: 4.71kb, spox: 3.79kb, realmene1tbacon: 3.10kb, mod_spox: 2.65kb, shamess: 2.14kb, Mr_Eko: 1.96kb, Zenethian: 1.70kb, ox41464b: 713b
<4> i don't even know what kind of error it is
<5> YAY
<5> It's a penis error
<5> why don't you show us your penis error.
<4> the site renders perfectly on firefox, on ie some text is of the same color of the background and if you switch tasks and return to ie, the affected text changes...
<3> you did validate both the markup and the css already, right?
<4> yes
<4> the error is extremely wierd... why some text and not ALL text?
<4> they are all on the same div
<3> **** happens
<5> because you're doing something ELSE wrong.
<3> url?
<5> but you wont SHOW IT TO US
<4> ok
<5> so we can't HELP YOU
<4> i will upload it
<3> zomg
<3> now we've done it..
<4> ok
<4> this is the markup: http://pastebin.com/727286
<8> Oh! Seeing your name, Mr Eko, made me remember of I've a Lost episode to watch xD
<4> this is the style sheet: http://pastebin.com/727287
<9> anyone from USA and using dial-up ?
<4> and this is the url
<4> http://www.netcomcolombia.com/test/problema.html
<10> hello
<10> is there a way to save text lines into array
<10> i know per line using $check = explode("\n", $txt);
<10> but i want first to 10th line then 10th to 20th and so on?
<4> guys...
<10> anybody?
<4> no ideas?
<4> no clues?
<10> ok
<11> how can i read a value from a textbox when i click a button ?
<4> guys...
<12> hi
<12> i need help
<4> they are dead
<4> they all are dead
<12> sure
<12> ?
<12> Mr_Eko
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