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<0> It's standard practice to bump the major number component when significant changes are being done.
<1> 6 has a ****load of stuff removed and a few very new things
<2> you can write PHP in chinese now
<0> And it wasn't straight from 5 to 6, there's a 5.1 branch.
<3> lol!
<4> anyone from nyc?
<5> ASL?
<6> with this array: $postdata = array ('p***word', 'phone', 'mphone'); I cant do unset($postdata['mphone']); I must target by index in unset, right?
<0> Right.
<7> hello
<7> what is the opposite of htmlspecialchars() ?
<7> that changes html entities to normal characters ?
<8> is there anyway to tell if a variable contains a reference or not?
<9> zeasier: not easily
<10> spuds: html_entity_decode (also a link in the bottom of the function description)
<11> $ sapi/cli/php -r '$a = 1; $b = &$a; debug_zval_dump($b);'
<11> long(1) refcount(1)
<11> hrmm
<11> nevermind that
<11> forgot it doesn't compensate for forced sep
<8> caffinated: there is a hard way to do it?
<11> zeasier: Better question: Why do you want to know?
<9> zeasier: var_dump will mark references with a '&' in it's output. messy way to do it.
<12> anyone know where I can get a list of all countries (and trerritories such as wales and scotland), and hopefully their flags as well in some sort of database file?
<13> How do I got about creating a persistent database connection(mysql) ?
<11> Amorgos: OOH! I KNOW!
<11> Amorgos: You can ask in a completely unrelated IRC channel!
<14> Amorgos: ME! ME! ME! ASK ME!
<3> Wales is a country
<14> Dangermouse no more than UK is
<11> No, wales are cetacians
<3> haha :P
<12> its not really completely unrelated, im sure PHP coders have tried to find the same type of info to create country drop downs and such
<9> Amorgos: yes, it is completely unrelated.
<14> Amorgos Hey! I bet php coders use motherboards and cpu's too!
<11> Amorgos: By that token I should be asking about listings of serial killers?
<14> Pollita being #1 on the list
<11> Since... I'm sure somone's made a script to access that database
<14> caffinated you dont even own a serial port!
<9> Jymmm: I do :)
<11> Universal Serial Port Killer?
<14> caffinated lies, all lies!
<14> Pollita more like it
<4> anyone from nyc?
<9> in fact, I have old ISA cards that have serial ports too
<14> anyoen from Earth?
<11> NYC REPRESENT!
<9> ohad: how many times are you going to ask that today?
<9> ohad: and what would it matter anyway?
<3> ASl? ?? ?
<0> caffinated: You've seen those images of hand spliced cables called "USB killer, LAN killer" etc, right? With a power plug on one end, and a Cat5 jack on the other? :)
<3> mattmcc: hahaha
<11> You got somethin' against people from New Yemen City?
<9> mattmcc: haha, no, i have not. but now i think i want a set.
<11> Dangermouse: Only a little bit, turns out I'm going blind faster than I'm going defa
<0> Ah, the magic google word appears to be 'ethernet killer'
<11> defa
<11> deaf
<0> http://www.tburke.net/fun_stuff/pictures/computers/ethernetkiller.htm
<11> ****ER!
<3> rofl
<8> the thing is i've been writing one of those rich web applications with the xmlhttprequests and what not. my framework i've written has quite a bit of session data and i'm trying to figure out a quicker way of storing objects then serializing strings
<11> **** ON THAT YOU PIECE OF ****
<15> how do you get the MIME type of a file?
<16> *oowwww* my eyes! such language!
<14> jonez just enter /server kill Pollita
<4> caffinated, :) it doesn't really matter.. i need to ask a question about nyc. i need to ask someone who lives there
<10> --with-knife ?
<0> There's something really cool about the phrase "centrifuge cascade".
<13> How do I got about creating a persistent database connection(mysql) ?
<14> mattmcc .'failure';
<9> ohad: Initeresting. I was unaware that php programming related topics required people from specific places.
<4> caffinated, there are lots of geog. related topics in programming:)
<9> ohad: I had best not catch you trying to use this place as a hiring ground :)
<16> Jymmm, I doubt that will resolve the issue.
<16> but thanks *so much* for the suggestion.
<9> mod_cure: mysql_pconnect
<13> thx u
<9> !tell mod_cure about u
<16> ooooh! two more guideline violations!
<17> hrmm how do i make my download.php offer a user a file for download after i've authenticated a $_GET[] parameter with my database ?
<9> cisse: header() and readfile()
<0> cisse: http://php.net/header see the part about Content-Dispositon.
<16> cisse, one way is to use http://pear.php.net/http_download
<6> unset on an array doesn't remove the index, right?
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