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<0> also, storing p***words clear-text in a database is trouble, use the P***WORD() function in mysql
<0> <?php some php here ?><form><30 lines of html...><?php echo "some php"; ?></form>
<0> your life will be much easier
<0> anyhow...
<0> Jstr: are you familiar with if() ?
<1> oh this I gotta see.
<2> pizza_milkshake: nope.
<0> instead of having a blank form and an entire separate error form page
<0> just combine the 2... one page, that, if they've submitted the form, checks login... if it fails, print error message, and regardless it prints the rest of the form
<0> i don't really know how to say it any more basically than that
<3> it's basically what i said
<3> <?php if ($login == "no") { echo "OMG DIE"; } ?><form><input ...></form>
<0> yes indeed, it is
<0> but i don't think Jstr understood your code
<0> in fact, i'm certain.
<3> holy christ netbeans, be a little slower!
<2> ok fine.
<0> Jstr: do you understand what i said?
<2> more or less..
<0> have one login page that basically does this...
<2> but i don't know what you mean w/ p***word()
<0> don't worry about that for now, baby steps, baby steps
<4> mornin peoples.
<0> mornin ansimation !
<4> sup pizza man
<0> life is ***y
<4> indeed
<3> i think knee-high argyle socks are my kryptonite
<4> !addquote <3> i think knee-high argyle socks are my kryptonite
<4> :)
<3> hot coworker was standing at the copier. i was staring at her legs on the way to walk by her. she turns around and says hi. i continue to stare at her legs
<4> heh
<0> haha
<0> hey, at least you've got hot cow-workers
<4> right on
<4> !part
<5> your bot is wigga?
<5> lol
<4> yea. :P
<3> sourceforge is down!?!?
<6> hi, i have a question. I had this script that writes some results to a file working perfectly fine for some time. We changed hosting and now it gives me the error "couldn't open file.txt"
<6> what can it be. I emailed support and they told me the permissions are set correctly
<7> Hello everyone! I want to set up an if statement that says "if $start divided by 60 = a whole number". In other words, if $start/60 = 15 do something, but if it = 15.5 don't do something. Is this possible?
<1> yeah
<7> $start2=$start/60; if($start2=????){
<1> if($start % 15 ==0)
<1> right
<1> make that $start2
<7> Hmm, what does the "%" do?
<1> divides by 15 and takes the remainder
<1> if the remainder is 0, then it's evenly divisible
<6> mod
<8> i think he wants % 60
<6> it gives you the reminder...
<6> any1 can help me? :S
<7> For example, if $start=1020, then the if statement should go through. If $start=1050, it should error out.
<1> oh, my bad
<7> Sorry--not error out.
<7> Oh, okay. I didn't know why 15 was selected.
<1> so ditch the start2=start/60
<1> and just do if($start % 60 == 0){
<8> % gives the remainder after division. when the result of division is a whole number, there is no remainder. hence the % is 0
<7> Makes sense. Thanks so much!
<1> glad to be of service
<6> two-bits can u help me?
<8> bWax: did you write the script?
<6> yes
<8> is the path correct?
<6> yes
<8> pastebin?
<6> let me paste you the line that opens the file
<6> $filename = "archivo.txt";
<6> $fp = fopen( $filename, "a" ) or die("Couldn't open $filename");
<6> it dies :S
<1> doesn't it give an error?
<8> for ****s n giggles, try "./archivo.txt"
<1> are permissions set?
<6> yeah.. the problem is that i don't run the host computer. It works fine offline and it works fine in another host, however on that host it doesn't work
<8> http://php.net/error_reporting make sure this is set to E_ALL
<6> and support tell me everything is allright.. so i want to have some ideas on what may be wrong to tell them exactly "hey check this out, or fix this"
<8> prolly a silly question, but they DO know that you want to WRITE to the file and not READ it, correct?
<6> jumm... I think I might have tell them that.. but well... I'm not sure
<8> well try the ./ thing and check your error_reporting just the same
<9> omg, i've inherited a project written with PHP4 and all the html is jumbled in with the PHP code.
<6> thx two-bits :)
<10> that's not uncommon
<10> freaking small-to-mid size business doesn't seem to know how to do it any other way
<9> yeah, i know. don't even ask about the asp.net code that i am maintaining. that's a monstrosity.
<2> heh u got snow :D
<2> our snow is finally melting.
<6> two-bits Couldn't open ./archivo.txt
<8> and did you apply E_ALL to the error_reporting level?
<8> you *should* be getting an actual error warning from php in addition to your own error message
<3> heh. i think i'm going to start cleaning up my mess of a project
<3> it started off simple
<3> but every day i hear "hey can you add xxx?" two or three times
<8> draft some "necessary paperwork" forms and hand them out saying "not until version 2"
<3> haha
<3> i have SOME stuff abstracted.. not nearly enough, though
<3> i'm not going to worry about mvc fully, it's not quite large enough for that, but some stuff keeps getting repeated
<8> i had lots of stuff abstracted, just not the way i eventually needed it
<8> an unusable framework is sometimes worse than no framework
<3> most of my stuff is pretty straight forward, though
<3> like editusers.php is <?php code to get list of users and process form stuff ?><form><table><?php print list ?>
<3> the funny thing is, this is the first project i've ever actually had go live
<3> that i did from scratch
<6> two-bits i added error_reporting(E_ALL); and i still get only "couldn't open file.txt"
<8> well try a file_exists on the file. that should at least tell us if it's a "cant see the file" or "cant write to the file" issue
<6> I get "file exists"
<9> i'm working on something for a local bank. sad thing is that I'm going to have to redo this thing from scratch in asp.net
<2> is there a way to export a db to sql file from either command line or MySQL Administrator
<9> we wanted to go with microsoft sharepoint portal server, but that would have cost around $13k
<9> mysql_dump
<2> command line ?
<9> yeah, that's command line
<2> ok what do i put then mysql_dump dbname; ?
<8> rtfm?
<9> let me ssh into my linux server.
<8> thar be options in yonder util me thinks
<2> Two-Bits: apparently i haven't found the answer.
<2> i dont ask until i have looked..
<8> you looked for 2 minutes after being given the utilities name?
<2> Two-Bits: ummm i tried to rtfm...
<11> hrm...
<8> does the util not have a -h option?
<9> ugh, name is mysqldump
<8> or -help or -?
<9> mysqldump -u user -p database > filename.sql
<9> learn to use unix, you might like it :)
<8> ... shouldn't p*** follow -p ?
<9> yeah, actually it should, come to think of it.
<9> i'm getting confused between mysql and postgresql.
<8> hrm.. actually, the docs say it'll just prompt you for one if omitted.. nm, that's prolly the better way anyway
<9> and why must i continue to be stuck on php4... if i wasnt so worried about a bunch of production code breaking, i'd migrate our linux server to php5 and apache2
<8> it's mostly backwards compatible. cant you swap in php5 and find out?
<12> what's the best way to stop cross site scripting?
<9> Two-Bits: yeah, i can during down time.
<8> didnt we discuss that yesterday un1x?
<12> did we?
<12> i must have not seen it
<8> i dont know if it was you who asked or not, but someone did
<8> basically, test all your input
<0> and escape all your output
<12> what does that mean?
<8> if it should be a number, make sure it's a number. text, make sure it's text, if it's ever outputted to the browser, htmlspecialchars it or strip tags, etc
<9> escape anything going into the database...
<0> un1x: it means never trust data from users
<4> http://www.ansimation.net/temp/business.jpg
<4> how's it look ****ers? slogan ****s and will be changed so dont bitch about it eh.
<4> :P
<8> i dont like the title image ansi
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