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<0> maybe delphi
<0> romans5n1 h/o i'll try
<1> playgue: then I'd suggest checking out PHP Patterns
<2> and put it in parentheses ($visitormail != "") && .... etc
<1> playgue: funnily enough .... www.phppatterns.com
<0> like this !($visitormail != "") or (!$visitormail != "")?
<0> Psykick sweet I'll check it out
<1> like this ($visitormail != "")
<0> so I leave the ! out of the parenthesis
<1> playgue: that is part of a control structure ...
<1> ok ... ! = not && = and || = or
<1> these are operators
<0> ok
<1> you can learn alot from www.php.net
<2> playgue: now that I look at it... use preg_match instead
<0> lol I'm so lost
<1> you can download the manual from there .... but download the manual and user examples
<0> k
<1> plague: your best starting at php.net and then going to phppatterns.com
<1> if you want more examples there is plenty to choose from
<0> thing is although I want to learn php I have to get this website finished
<0> and i have verything done but the damn php script :\
<1> playgue: use preg_match as suggested by romans5n1
<0> how do i do that?
<1> let me just find you a email validation function
<0> ok ty
<1> you can add the code to the file ... and then call the function in the if statement
<2> something like: if (!preg_match("/^[^@]+@[^\.]+\.[a-z]{2,4}/i",$visitormail)) { ... }
<1> romans5n1: perfect
<0> still won't work I think the whole script is fubared
<1> lol
<0> got off a websit
<1> do we have a pastebin?
<2> pastebin.com?
<0> h/o I'll copy what I have
<1> playgue: use http://php.pastebin.com
<3> romans5n1: You don't have to escape . inside []
<3> romans5n1: I realize it's a pittance in a regex such as you demonstrated, but every little bit helps.
<0> http://pastebin.com/533382
<2> oh... haha, yeah your right... i just get so spastic with the backslashes :)
<0> wait thats not good, I'll repost the entire script....
<3> romans5n1: Also, a lot of people find "(.+?)@" to be more readable than "[^@]+@"
<3> But YMMV
<3> I find not having to repeat the negative-matching symbol to make it easier to read.
<0> ok this is the whole thing (i customized it a little)
<0> http://php.pastebin.com/533384
<2> now, that I didn't know... I know just enough regex to get the job done
<3> playgue: Are you using PHP as a CGI, or as an apache module?
<2> i'll have to use that in the future
<0> CGI
<1> playgue: I'm not entirely certain why ... but just before that first if statement there is a (
<1> oops
<1> other way )
<0> where?
<3> ---> ) if(!$visitormail == ""
<3> Line 40
<1> thanks TML
<3> playgue: When using multiple logical operators in a single test, do everyone a favor and use () liberally
<3> ( ((thing1) && (thing2)) || (thing3) )
<4> ok
<4> hello
<1> ok ... quick fire question
<0> TML I'm a total noob to php and this is a script I took of the internet, sorry :\
<4> i need help with php sapi
<0> anyway I removed that ) and it's still broken
<1> who here loves doing truth tables?
<1> what's the error playgue
<3> playgue: Next, you need to have the same number of ('s and )'s
<3> if(!$visitormail == "" && (!strstr($visitormail,"@") || !strstr($visitormail,"."))) <-- where'd all those )'s come from?
<4> i want to know an explanation of certain field into the _sapi_module_struct
<0> Psykick http://php.pastebin.com/533385 <--- error
<3> Nevermind, I misread. They're balanced...but again, use () better to seperate logical test.
<3> s/test/tests/
<1> TML: no he has too many I believe
<1> TML: nope your right
<3> playgue: But I think your primary problem is that your script expects register_globals to be on
<5> TML: Have you reported anything to CERT before?
<3> !tell playgue about vars
<2> playgue: it's not a very good idea to use a script that you don't fully understand... especially one you just "found" on the net... besides going through people's code is a great way to learn...
<0> thats what I'm trying to do :)
<3> Jymmm: No. I went to do it once, but during the step where you check to see if it's been reported already, I found someone had beaten me by about an hour.
<2> anything you don't understand, lookup over at php.net
<1> playgue: TML is right ... that script does expect register globals to be on
<1> playgue: register globals = BAD!!
<0> lol
<5> TML: I just tried to on us-cert.GOV, my entry is too long =(
<3> Psykick: You know, you don't need to say I'm right. It's understood. Ask the bot.
<3> !+TML
<6> TML is always right. Do not argue. Nonono... I don't care what you think you know, just don't argue. Period.
<0> lol :)
<0> ok this is pretty much doomed...
<7> LOL
<8> !+loe
<8> i want that action :P
<1> playgue: register global allows people to overwrite variables within your script
<0> what? why would anyone want that?
<3> playgue: php-bot sent you a bunch of links in a private message that discuss register globals
<5> !+loe
<6> loe is a poopoohead!
<3> Jymmm: >:I
<1> playgue: its was kinda what made php easy to learn back in PHP 3 and earlier
<0> TML yeah I got them I'm going through them right now, thanks
<8> pry get an php-bot action that autokick/bans on !+loe lol
<0> hmmmm
<3> php-bot: forget loe
<6> i didn't have anything called 'loe', TML
<1> playgue: so I take it you just want a nice basic email script
<5> TML HA!
<0> yup... for the contact section of a website
<2> i think register globals just started off as nicety for lazy programmmers, it's not evil in itself... it just had a *huge* unconsidered security flaw
<0> lol
<1> playgue: I'll do a quick script for you
<1> playgue: but learn from what I've written
<3> Jymmm: I should have checked the bot log first. You didn't beat me by all that much, though. :)
<0> Psykick thank you so much man, I will, I'm reading on register globals as we speak :)
<5> TML bull pucky!
<3> If you just want something that sends emails to a particular address from a webpage, look at formmail or formmail.php
<0> Psykick most important thing is that the e-mail address which the msg is being sent to is not avialable to the users, only like a "Send Mail" button or smoething
<3> It's a relatively well-solved problem and there's no reason to reinvent the wheel on it.
<2> playgue: you can do a search on google for "php contact form tutorial" as well... lots of good resources there
<0> sure, thanks man
<2> gives you the code, so you don't have to do the work, but also walks through the code, so you can understand it... nothing better :)
<1> formmail is probably the most widely used email contact form
<0> romans5n1 yeah, I just saw it it's great, thanks man!
<2> you know, I think that was my first little php project as well ( a contact form )... probably was jumping off point for lots of people, huh?
<0> I hope so :)
<2> i learned the most though, just simply reading the function lists at php.net... i'd look until I found something interesting, then try it out :)
<1> playgue: i've got your modified script
<0> Psykick wow that was fast
<1> I'll paste it onto paste bin for you
<0> k ty
<0> it's 9am over here, I sarted working on the site at around 11 last night, so close to finishing :) I need sleeeeeeeeeeep
<1> playgue: http://php.pastebin.com/533389
<5> Anyone want a virus ?
<0> Psykick what's the $attn?
<5> TML: how in the hell to you email a virus securely?
<1> one secplaygue
<1> one sec playgue
<0> sure
<9> Jymmm, cryptographically sign it, encrypt it, in a word, gpg :-P
<5> masquerade: I dont want to install pgp =(
<9> people use pgp?
<5> oh hell, I'll zip it up
<5> masquerade .GOV do
<9> bah, they're still on DES ;-)
<5> masquerade nope, they give their PGP key
<5> masquerade but their reporting form is limited in size?!
<9> heh, governmnet smokes crack
<3> Anyone remember the name of that service that was popular a few years back that would take an English word or phrase and p*** it back and forth through different translation engines until it was wholly muddled?
<5> elmer fudd?
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