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<0> i needed 0,1
<0> php5
<0> 0,-1
<1> oh, REMOVE .. :P me gets blind
<1> nebmo: $orderby = $_POST['orderby'] ?
<2> nebmo - if ($_POST['sorderby'] == username) $order = 'ORDER BY username'; then $order goes to the mysql query
<3> nebmo, you probably also would like to use <option value="blabla">Long long description of blabla</option>
<1> nebmo: yea, you have no value set to it
<1> nebmo: and dont what SunShineLady said, that's bloated code
<4> :S
<2> ^Artnez - what do you suggest then?
<3> I'd go with if(bla) { $query .= addslashes(" order by $bla"); }
<2> Chaosii - mysql injection!!!
<3> hence the addslashes :)
<5> what does php do when it encounters a deadlock on a innodb mysql table?
<3> or mysql_real_escape_string.. whatever floats your boat
<6> mysql_real_escape_string(), not addslashes()
<2> I would rather do a switch
<1> nebmo: http://pastebin.com/577406
<4> i've pastebin'ed the page's code... --> http://pastebin.com/577405 <-- if that helps any (thanks_
<1> regex may be off :P
<4> :) thanks... i'll try now quickly
<3> aghhh it's a tenary operator !! help!!
<5> i've been trying to write a database driven session handler, but the trouble is i've been getting read/write clashes
<3> it's burning my eyes! aaagghh!!
<2> ^Artnez - thats a nice one
<1> zeasier: you probably will.. there's no point in doing that anyway
<7> What's the good regex to parse csv in php?
<5> ^Artnez: we use db sessions for server mirroring
<2> ^Artnez - You know the times when you write some script then you see a better way of doing it so you feel bad about your code? damn you!
<7> I'm not having luck with: ,(?=(?:[^\"]*\"[^\"]*\")*(?![^\"]*\"))
<7> (Shows as bad regex)
<8> I wish there was a way to smack people with a sledgehammer over the Internet
<9> madsara: http://de3.php.net/fgetcsv
<8> I'm trying to help someone code a PHP page and he has NO FREAKIN CLUE HOW TO DEBUG
<5> ^Migs^: yeah i don't why we fixed the ping of death
<1> zeasier: the mirrors resolve to different domain names?
<10> Hi, could someone help me with the syntax here: $finished_hand = str_replace($b,'<strong>.'$b'.</strong>',$replace_hand);
<1> zeasier: not to go into a completely different direction, but if you want session handling via DB you're going to get a performance hit no matter what you do
<11> gimmulf_ $finished_hand = str_replace($b,'<strong>'.$b.'</strong>',$replace_hand);
<5> ^Artnez: it's multiple boxes all with the same vhost settings
<10> cant i mix ahh the dots, thanks!
<1> zeasier: then there's no point .. (ie: us1.php.net, us2.php.net).. if thats the case, you do not need to store sessions in the db to maintain session data between page loads
<11> gimmulf_: or you could do $finished_hand = str_replace($b,"<strong>{$b}'</strong>",$replace_hand);
<1> zeasier: sessions utilize cookies to store the session ID on the user's computer (they can p*** the session ID in the URL too, but if you're security practices are descent, this wont be a problem)
<11> gimmulf_: or you could do $finished_hand = str_replace($b,"<strong>{$b}</strong>",$replace_hand); *
<1> zeasier: cookies can be used across subdomains
<11> gimmulf_: ignore the first one
<5> ^Artnez: perhaps mirroring is the wrong term, i mean load balencing
<11> load balancing
<1> zeasier: in any case, if your users get swithced from eu.zeasier.com to us.zeasier.com, you shouldn't have a problem keeping the session data
<5> AfroTurf: gaim warned me too don't worry
<5> ^Artnez: that's nice, but from a purely retorical standpoint i'm still having trouble getting db transactions to lock my session properly
<0> it takes me .017 seconds to pull a users profile from the database
<5> i set autocommit to 0 and commit on my last query
<0> profile = session
<0> zeasier: and you did a start of the transaction correct?
<5> myc yeah i did
<0> kk thats my 0.02
<1> zeasier: what db?
<5> it's mysql and an innodb table
<1> version?
<1> and version of PHP
<5> php 5.0.something
<5> and mysql 4ish
<1> are you using MySQL or MySQLi
<1> extension
<5> just mysql mysql_query() etc
<5> and yeah only vallina mysqld
<1> hm.. is mysql spitting back errors?
<11> zeasier: put <? phpinfo(); ?> in a page and give the info that ^Artnez needs
<1> i might have missed it above
<12> helo
<5> it it just overwrites sessions if two requests run at once
<12> i have a <textbox> and I want to convert all the "enters" in there into <br /> s using PHP
<12> Is possible?
<1> zeasier: ah so the locks arent working
<13> ShuaiKing: http://php.net/nl2br
<5> ^Artnez: yup they aren't
<12> sweet
<12> thanks!
<5> ^Artnez: what is supposed to happen when there is a deadlock? does php throw an error?
<5> ^Artnez: or does it just wait for the lock to go away?
<12> Aah, I keep forgetting. when you use double-quotes with a $variable, does it say $variable or does it report the variable contents?
<14> hello guys, how can I set an array( "title" => "value") len ?
<13> Eh?
<1> zeasier: trying to remember... i was working with all of this stuff like 3 months ago
<5> ShuaiKing: double quotes mean php parses the string for variables
<14> hmm.. apologizes for my poor english
<14> sorry, I am confused. I am working with mp3 files and its id3 tags. When I set the title for an id3 tag, it's ok, but when I read it, I read the title information, plus more characters till they get to the character len of 30
<14> understand what I mean?
<1> zeasier: you have the code onhand so i can see the queries?
<13> Ah. http://php.net/str_pad
<1> zeasier: and PHP should wait a certain amount of time until the lock is lost
<5> ^Artnez: ok that's good, i'll post the code one moment...
<14> thanks mattmcc, I am going to see it now
<5> http://pastebin.com/577449
<5> we have a custom database object, it more or less does what it's supposed to
<15> Morning
<13> What more could you ask from an object.
<16> hello
<5> db->autocommit(false) is SET AUTOCOMMIT = 0
<5> and db->commit() is COMMIT
<16> this seems to work but is it ok to do this inside a cl***: $this = new MyCl***($arg);
<10> How do i replace a blankspace with str_replace? how do i type the blankspace?
<13> Press your spacebar?
<10> for example if i want to replace "----- WORD -----"
<17> Anyone know if there's a compelling reason key() can only return strings?
<10> mattmcc: tried that :)
<10> but it doesnt want to replace "----- WORD -----"
<18> hi all
<13> Toxygene: Hmm. $a = Array('foo'); var_dump(key($a)) -> int(0)
<1> zeasier: where do you lock/unlock tables
<18> is there a way to know the size or the name of the file before uploading it within a form ?
<13> Fly_80: Nope.
<17> mattmcc: Sorry, lemme be more specific, why can't Iternator::key() return objects... I want to implement a HashTable =(
<5> ^Artnez: no where i'm using innodb transactions
<13> Fly_80: Well, its name may be visible to JS.
<1> zeasier: rows, rather
<19> I have an interview tomorrow for a junior php developer role :S
<13> Toxygene: Array keys can only be scalars.
<20> Toxygene, think about what a key is
<21> how do i make php work on command line when i type php file.php it wont work
<10> mattmcc: if example: $string = "----- WORD -----"; $replace with = "something"; str_replace($string, $replace_with, $string); wont work
<10> it doesnt replace it
<5> ^Artnez: - i was under the impression you used SET AUTOCOMMIT = 0 and COMMIT to lock rows
<14> mattmcc, it worked excellent! thanks a lot
<1> well yes, the lock starts while the transaction is open
<5> ^Artnez: that happens on line 17 and 64
<13> gimmulf_: Is the whitespace something other than a space? Like newlines, tabs, etc?
<10> mattmcc: hmm could be but looks like a whitespace
<17> well, a HashTable would be a really nice library and to make it traversable, key() needs to return objects
<10> mattmcc: how do i make a tab?
<1> well it seems right in structure ... only thought that comes to mind is if the SQL is off
<13> "\t"
<10> press tab? :)
<10> okok
<1> *off the mark
<13> gimmulf_: You may also simply find http://php.net/trim useful.
<5> hmm then i better log an paste it
<1> zeasier: the idea is for the connection to wait until the lock has been let go
<10> $to_replaca = "----\tWORD\t-----"; hmm what would the syntax be? :)
<10> or that will do it?
<1> zeasier: sorry gotta run
<17> I guess my real question is, structurally, is there any reason why Iterator::key() won't let you return a object?
<5> http://pastebin.com/577475
<13> Toxygene: Because keys can't be objects?
<5> ^Artnez - oh thanks anyway
<20> Toxygene, php has ***ociative arrays, what would you gain from making a hash table? (and why, or even how, would you use objects as keys?)
<17> two parallel arrays of keys and values in side a cl*** that implements ArrayAccess and Iterator
<17> er, just ArrayAccess
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