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<0> Ah sorry, I can't read. My Bad
<1> but as a said, you're limited to know _exactly_ what row/field you want
<2> :OOOO WTF
<2> HOW many ppl :))
<2> hello *
<3> ^Artnez, not a value that a field contains?
<3> if I want the row that contains a field with a certain value...
<4> when I use file_get_contents(), is it a stream, or how can I access the individual lines like you suggested stestagg ?
<1> callipygous: now that's different
<3> do I need to do another sql query?
<1> callipygous: why run "another".. change your previous one...
<3> no, my previous one is still used
<1> callipygous: then run another query
<0> regress: why not use file? this reads the file into an array, one element for each line. either that or explode("\n",$text); tho you would have to remove stray \r chars if you're in windows
<3> so id either need another sql query, or hopefuly a way to get to the row
<3> dang, ok
<1> callipygous: or another way of doing is to sort with a callback
<5> stestagg: Or just explode on \r\n
<1> i think it's usort(), ksort() or something
<3> geez no idea what that is, i'll sook it up
<0> TML: ***uming the file uses windows line endings
<1> but i think that's going to be wasted script execution time :)
<5> stestagg: You suggested trimming \r's. I suggested just calling explode() with the correct parameter.
<6> Well, <dbref>_fetch_array(<link arg>, <IDENTIFIER CONSTANT>)
<0> callipygous: MySQL is optimised for that sort of data filtering. let it do the work
<1> stestagg: regex would help in that case
<1> regress: http://php.net/preg_split
<1> if you even need that...
<7> Use preg_split()
<7> Meh, someone is faster than me.
<7> Well, I'm just not maying too much attention.
<0> ^Artnez: is that faster than an str_replace and explode ??
<3> okay
<7> paying, even. BLAH
<3> thanks for the advice
<1> cant keep up kuja? i think its the ruby seeping to your brain cells :)
<8> this is for the zend users in here - zend has autocompletion of functions right? Is it possible to add other libraries to zend for autocompletion?
<1> stestagg: damn right it isnt, however if he doesnt know what line endings he has...
<7> ^Artnez: :)
<7> stedios: What are you doing?
<7> Are you trying to split a file? If so, use file()
<0> ^Artnez: Hence why I suggest trimming the \r s and then exploding on \n s.
<4> ^Artnez: it's windows line endings
<4> so just use file_get_contents, then explode on \r\n?
<0> regress: why not just use file(), it'll be the best solution
<4> hmm
<4> fopen?
<0> regress: no, file(), from the manual: file -- Reads entire file into an array
<4> alright
<1> stestagg: i guess your right. then again an str_replace() i slower than preg...
<1> and maybe one line COULD be faster than those 2 lines
<0> also, the TRIM function will strip any odd characters from the lines
<1> but i wont say which because i dont know
<9> simple PHP scripts run fine, but I cant seem to determine why multifuction scripts just arent processing output
<0> Silivrenion: Have you looked at your php.ini. to see what error reporting level you are at?
<9> its E_ALL
<9> however theres not even errors output..
<9> it just sits there and doesnt process some things
<8> E_ALL & E_NOTICE?
<9> i've noticed this happen with PHProxy and my contact form so far, both of which worked fine on my other system
<9> no
<9> error_reporting = E_ALL
<9> should I make it say & E_NOTICE ?
<4> here goes
<10> is there an easy way to add a lot of text to a variabile?
<10> or do i just have to use the dot
<0> Sal: define 'a lot of text'.
<10> an order
<10> hehehe
<0> Sal: lol. I mean. what's wrong with $text="a lot of text";
<10> i hate do do $text = $text."...."; on every new line
<10> what about that ;EOF stuff
<11> Will someone help me out with little problem I am having?
<10> wait don't remember the correct syntax
<0> Sal: $text.=...
<11> I'm using file() to open a url
<12> I have a php website (index.php) and phpbb forums (/phpBB2/index.php) - I have a universal login on the homepage that logs the user in to the forums but keeps them on the homepage. When the user is loged in, the place where the USER: P***: used to be now says Welcome back 'username'. I would like to also add specific statistics on the user as in the # of PMs and a link to their profile. How would I go about doing this?
<4> file() has some wierd syntac
<4> syntax...
<0> regress: It's exactly the same as file_get_contents
<4> so $result = file(myfile.txt);
<4> I can access each line as $result[1] and [2]...?
<0> regress: yes, you get an array
<0> Sal: http://uk.php.net/manual/en/function.echo.php
<10> i'm looking at that
<10> hehehe
<0> Sal: It's explained in the examples
<0> :)
<4> nvm, I was doing something stupid again...
<0> Sal: what for?
<1> Evo|Immortal: I might be off base here, but #php isn't for PHPBB software support
<13> hello
<12> Well its not really for phpbb
<14> hahah.
<12> Its really for php that I want to work with it....
<10> i thought i could rederict this to a var: echo <<<END
<4> stestagg: that worked pretty well actually
<4> so how do I cut down each series of ;;;;;
<13> is there any way I can find out the files that a folder has
<4> ;;;;'s to just one ;
<4> stupid enter key right next to the semi-colon....
<1> Acs: are you on PHP4 or PHP5?
<13> php5
<1> lucky you :)
<13> lol
<1> one sec i'll show ya
<0> lol. while ($count) $text=str_replace(';;',';',$text);
<13> why?
<12> ^Artnez: I want to write code that happens to query data from the data the forums has, I highly doubt thats asking for support with phpBB at least in my oppinion...
<14> What is a good way for a novice to practice/learn php?
<0> regress: or use regex.
<13> ^Artnez ok thanks
<14> as in, like, something to try and make, as a beginner's project.
<4> ha. ha. ha.
<12> CHOCPFTF: A basic login script
<12> CHOCPFTF: It's pretty easy once you understand and so much to do once you get the basics
<14> Ok, thanks.
<12> CHOCPFTF: Works with SQL database though
<1> Acs: foreach( new DirectoryIterator( $path ) as $fullpath => $basepath ) {
<14> It's... it's CGOCPFTF, btw. :-P
<1> that will loop through the entire directory and will ***ign $fullpath and $baseapth respectively
<13> cool
<12> Sorry :(
<1> it will display Dirs and Files, so keep that in mind
<13> I just thought there was a function
<13> like in win32 api you have the findfirst function
<1> Acs: there isn't. to do it in PHP4 takes some more code
<13> ^Artnez thanks alot I look up those functions in php.net
<13> thanks for the code
<15> i need a helpdesk tracker faster than I can build one... recommendation?
<12> ^Artnez: Do you agree with my statement?
<1> Evo|Immortal: if you dont know how to write a MySQL query in PHP, you'll need to consult a tutorial, as that is a broad topic.
<12> ^Artnez: I do...
<1> if you do know how to do it, then you need to consult the PHPBB support forums to see how their DB schema is drawn out
<0> deekayen: search sourceforge.net for one
<13> ^Artnez I looked up DirectoryIterator
<13> and there doesn't seem to be a match
<1> Acs, you probably wont find it. it isn't a function, it's a built in cl***
<1> i'll link you
<13> there are alot of DirectoryIterator but they all have something extra
<1> http://us3.php.net/manual/en/ref.spl.php
<1> it's the new SPL lib for PHP
<13> oohhhh ok
<13> thanks
<14> in my experience, working with mysql was too much of a pain-in-the-***. Thankfully, my laziness won't harm anyone since I don't run a site or anything.
<1> Acs: what i showed you is sort of a shortcut
<1> Acs: the proper way to do it is extend the DirectoryIterator cl***
<13> ok
<13> I'll try to make sense of this
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