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<0> Stormchaser: you like BASIC
<1> in php i forget do variables have scope?
<2> ok, how to check if its a valid number
<0> and all its new variations
<3> Wizz_Kidd: no.
<4> IRCFrEAK, $string = (int)$string or $string = int_val($string)
<0> why lol
<2> thanks
<5> IRCFrEAK: is_numeric
<4> IRCFrEAK, is_numeric(), is_int(), etc
<1> ie, if i have $x=2; in a loop then outside the loop i try to print out $x will it be 2?
<3> Wizz_Kidd: Because it's a ****y language
<0> i rather have basic then c++
<6> off to install new nvidia drivers!
<0> its easier and less streeful to program in
<3> Wizz_Kidd: That's your choice, not mine
<0> and in theend will get same result
<3> not to mention slower and less powerful
<7> hey, do i do $row[title]
<8> GillaGal, wtf? i KNOW that is valid. try removing the comments, maybe your editor put a newline somewhere it shouldnt be
<9> k
<3> 'kay... Nap time
<7> ****, do i do "$row[title]" or "$row['title']
<4> perry, second
<4> $row['title']
<7> thanks
<7> when do you omit the single quotes?
<10> is it faster to access your global variables through $GLOBALS['blah'] or import like so: global $blah;
<4> perry, if title was a constant... for example if you had define('title', 'something')
<10> say you import once and use 3 times, or just use 3 times directly?
<4> perry, otherwise, never
<10> that is if blah is quite an extensive multiple depth ***ociative array that you only use certain values out of?
<9> darklogic no luck
<4> seather, run some benchmarks. my guess would be $GLOBALS['blah'] is faster, but thats just a guess
<8> GillaGal, can you paste me the whole code you're working with and tell me what you want it to do?
<9> ok
<9> sec
<4> seather, anyways, i would think there would be little to know difference
<11> i tend to use global $config; or global $logger; for singleton-style objects i want to use, and $GLOBALS for anything else
<12> anyoen here know a good easy-to-understand tutorial for SimpleXML? The php manual site isnt working for me
<4> Slade, what dont you understand about it?
<13> is there something messed up with the new version of php that it sends ****ed up headers?
<12> im trying to copy their example to fit my needs
<13> what would cause something to send Cache-Control:private, no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0 ?
<12> my xml file consists of <element attribute1 atribute 2, etc>
<12> ie:
<4> $element->attribute('foo')
<13> anyone?
<12> instead of <books><book>My Book</book></books>, i have <books><book title="My Book"></book></books>
<9> darklogic basically... I need to add if($page === true) { into <?php if ( !$page && ($id == 1 || $id == 2)): ?>
<11> heh, i was just reading a survey about peoples preference between element-based and attribute-based schemas
<14> how can i debug if mail() has been successful and what happened?
<8> GillaGal, paste me ALL the code you're working with. i need to see what you're trying to do
<13> anyone? anyone? anyone see this before?
<8> and use pastebin.ca dont paste in channel
<11> dust: /var/log/maillog on linux
<15> darklogic: why do you use .ca?
<8> uh, because. is there a reason not to?
<15> darklogic: no, just currious why you do it - i dothe same thing
<16> ispiked, an application calling header(); PHP doesn't add any unncessary headers
<15> but for probably different reasons
<9> darklogic That's it. :)
<8> itrebal, i dunno. i just do. heh
<4> Slade, http://pastebin.com/533198
<15> darklogic: ok
<8> GillaGal, where are those variables coming from then?
<12> mfonda, and i can substitute simplexml_load_String with load file, right?
<4> Slade, yes
<9> darklogic from my cms.
<14> Xyphoid: there is no /var/log/maillog. the server uses qmail
<12> thanks
<8> GillaGal, <?php if ( !$page && ($id == 1 || $id == 2) && $page === true): ?>
<8> how is that then
<9> ok sec..
<17> Whoohoo finally got php in cli
<17> note --with-ncurses is very important to get php to build cli mode
<5> darklogic: in order for !page to be true -> $page must be false. it then in turn can not === true
<7> i found a function for converting dates from the mysql syntax to a date in words, but i need some help customizing it for my purposes, and also understanding how to use it. i have it pastebinned at http://perry.pastebin.com/533201, if anyone wants to look at it with me
<8> oops
<8> thanks lig
<8> i guess i'm confused about the question
<18> perry: convert_timestamp()
<9> darklogic no errors... but nothing is displayed either.
<18> perry: http://aidan.dotgeek.org/repos/v/function.convert_timestamp.php
<8> yeah, nothin would be. see lig's comment
<8> $page cannot be both true and false
<5> GillaGal: I told you earlier it was a contridiction
<9> MMmmm
<10> mfonda: little difference yes, tested it now, using global $blah; is faster if you use it multiple times after that in the function, if you only use once in the function when you import, accessing by $GLOBALS['blah'] is faster
<7> aidan`: then i use the unix timestamp to get the date in words?
<12> mfonda: ok, using your example, how would i get attributes from the root tag?
<18> perry: right, with date()
<12> ie, having <books type="old books"><book name="MyBook></book></books>
<4> Slade, $root['attr']
<7> aidan`: does it matter if it's a mysql date, not datetime?
<12> Thank you SOO much
<17> grrr anyone have any good ideas for disabling debug symbols being used in building php?
<19> lig good luck.
<20> what does the output of a mysql query mean in php that says this Resource id #13
<5> scud: you forgot the fetch the results
<20> let me pastebin it real quick
<20> http://pastebin.ca/39372 its the $view_result part
<18> perry: sigh. please read the manual. date() in php accepts only a unix timestamp. convert_timestamp converts a mysql timestamp into a unix timestamp. You can also use mysql directly to format your timestamp.
<5> scud: http://www.php.net/mysql - check out any of the various mysql_fetch_* functions
<21> can anyone help me out?
<20> why is that query any diff than the others i have like that?
<21> having a problem with gettext for like 2 days
<17> Epilog: not anyone but some. What's the problem?
<7> i read the date() entry in the manual, but i didn't really comprehend the difference between converting a mysql date to a unix timestamp and converting a datetime to a timestamp
<18> scud: it's not. You've done all the others with mysql_fetch_***oc too
<5> scud: or just use a if($accum_result) type of thing to see if it worked
<17> Epilog: I know nothing about gettext thanks.
<18> perry: they are different formats. Don't worry about the differences, just use the function I gave you
<21> gettext not translating some strings with (accents)
<22> RewriteRule ^delete/blog/posting/(.*)/(.*)?$ index.php?cmd=delete&type=blog&token=posting&id=$1&confirm=$2 Array ( [cmd] => delete [type] => blog [token] => posting [id] => 1/go )
<22> why does that echo that?
<18> as I said last time you asked, .* is greedy
<22> why isn't id [id] => 1 [confirm] => go ?
<22> how do you fix this?
<18> ([^/]+)
<17> how can I keep from building php with -g?
<22> RewriteRule ^delete/blog/([^/]+)?$ ?
<23> Remowylliams: Don't enable debug
<18> tek: replace (.*) with ([^/]+)
<17> TML: --disable-debug --without-debug does not keep -g from being used.
<22> why is (.*) greedy?
<18> tek: ... because it is
<23> Remowylliams: Are you compiling directly from a php.net tarball?
<7> aidan`: so just to be double-sure, your function can take a mysql date WITHOUT a time, and turn it into a unix timestamp?
<17> TML: I got it from there yes.
<18> perry: no.
<17> this is php-5.1.2
<18> perry: It takes a mysql TIMESTAMP
<22> Hmmweird, thanks
<18> why is it weird?
<22> (.*)'s greedy
<23> Remowylliams: Something's wrong with your toolchain, then. Which version of libtool do you have installed?
<18> why wouldn't it be greedy?
<7> aidan`: i see. what other way would you suggest for me to take a mysql date and turn it into words?
<17> TML: Probably all of them.
<23> tek: * is greedy by its very definition
<19> TML you know JS ?
<18> think about what you've just written ... (.*) any character, 0 or more times... why would it not be greedy?
<23> Remowylliams: "all of them"? That could number into the hundreds.
<23> Jymmm: sure
<18> perry: jesus man
<22> no I get that that's not what's weird
<19> TML pm?
<23> Jymmm: sure
<17> TML: libtool13 - 15 I think.
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