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<0> i.e. 0-254, instead of -127 to 128
<1> stestagg: this method is working pretty well, thanks
<0> mattmc: those are for working with ascii code... not binary data
<2> regress: ooh good. it's a lot of a hack but hey
<3> http://pastebin.com/577772
<4> stestagg: I pm'ed you did you get it?
<3> up-to-date
<2> root404: Yes, I'm spamming it waiting for you
<4> Hmm, I dont see anything...
<4> stestagg: Hmm, do you have another IM? Yahoo? AIM?
<2> MSN
<4> Email?
<3> ^Artnez, dumb question... post email and section (undefined indexes) are $_POST variables... what's the best way to define them?
<2> yeah.
<5> there's no dumb questions, only dumb people.
<4> No I mean, what is the MSN email? :P
<6> dampjam: we dont do $_POST['whatever'] = "BLAH";
<6> oops
<2> sry.
<6> that was directed at FenixRF
<2> you get that?
<4> No :(
<2> kk. ffs. this IRC client is not good.
<2> stestagg@gmail.com
<3> ^Artnez, I dont think I do that :)
<4> stestagg: Are you offline?
<2> no
<3> ^Artnez, if ($_POST['email']) { do something; } same with section and post
<4> Message me. infinity@dienstbierdesign.com
<6> FenixRF: i thought you wanted to define them.. if you want to check if they're defined use isset()
<3> ^Artnez, no... I forgot to use if (isset($_GET['post']) { do something; }
<7> hm, I have a dilemma- the author for a piece of work has gone missing for several weeks, all attempts to contact him recently, have either failed, or gone un-heeded. I need a number generation algorythm that takes five to six numbers(depdending on the length of prefix, and come up with a somewhat sequential pattern- the prefix is used as a seed- 1, 3, 7, 16, 24, 39, etc.)- the catch is- a given should generate different numbers than any other given 'seed.'
<8> wtf, who has $_GET['[post'];
<8> bad programming practice....
<3> what's so bad about retrieving a GET? :)
<3> ^Artnez, notices fixed
<3> TML, http://pastebin.com/577772 is the updated code...
<6> Fenix: what's the URL again?
<3> http://test.rdfleming.com
<8> naming a p***ed-variable post, when sending it get
<3> ^Artnez, fixed a notice I missed
<6> Fenix: okay, uncomment now
<3> ^Artnez, it is uncommented
<3> do you want me to comment out Connect now?
<6> yep
<3> oh ^Artnez want more wierdness? use the WebDev tool and edit the CSS
<3> you'll see as soon as it loads, the right menu pops up
<6> FenixRF: works for me now
<6> n/m ugh
<3> close and refresh, it's down at the bottom again
<6> this is freakin WIERD!
<3> and it's only in FF
<3> ^Artnez, I'm gonna comment out the Connect function now
<3> ^Artnez, done
<6> honestly man.. no freakin clue
<6> i dont know how it can do this
<6> without changing the entire file.. i'm confused
<6> i mean i've seen some wierd **** before but this.. 0_o
<9> I don't see the problem right now. The table is at the top.
<3> ^Artnez, it's reall driving me mental. I can give you access to my entire codebase, that is if you don't mind helping me figure this out :)
<6> TML: yea he commented the affending "code" out again
<6> it was there though, we just checked .. no notices/warnings
<6> i have the HTML source for both occurences and it's _exactly_ the same
<6> i just dont see how that's possible
<6> FenixRF: can you uncomment the offending code again?
<3> yep
<3> done
<3> one line uncommented
<6> goddman...
<6> ok well lets see the cl*** file in pastebin
<3> k
<3> The whole cl*** is here... http://pastebin.com/577797
<6> well commented, me likes
<3> I try
<6> ok lets try something funky
<10> I have a few questions to clear things, up.
<6> uncomment the $comment->connect()
<10> Does it really matter how bit a PHP file is?
<3> it is
<6> then in the cl*** file, comment out the whole method
<10> I mean, does it really matter if its like 100kb?
<3> ok
<6> so it is declared, but nothing in it
<3> that doesn't look so hot :)
<6> nah it doesnt huh
<3> there's a few other pages that use that cl***
<6> ok then
<3> I'll make a temp cl*** and link it
<6> no dont
<6> remove the "or die()"
<6> for both
<3> ok
<3> I'll remove the entire if statement in connect and the or die
<6> just think the die()s might for some reason be calling it
<6> *causing it
<6> in fact.. why is there more than one connect() call?
<6> see now it works
<6> FenixRF: the problem was that you were calling connect too often
<3> it doesn't work on my firefox
<6> FenixRF: clear your cache, it should work ... works for me
<6> neeeeever ****in mind
<3> yeah
<3> works for me
<6> yea works here now
<3> then it doesn't on refresh
<6> anyway dude... in the connect() method, at the very top of it...
<3> ^Artnez, but why should that matter if I use the cl*** 3 times?
<6> do this .. if ( $this -> SessionLink == "" ) { // then connect }
<11> I just installed joomla on my localhost andthis cms system should be able to send emails but I does not.
<11> So I think its a misconfiguration of PHP
<6> FenixRF: the problem is you're connected to the DB way too man ytimes
<3> 3 times is too many times?
<11> what do I need to do?
<6> you shouldn't call the connect() method more than once the entire script execution
<6> the ONLY time you should be doing multiple connects is if you're connected to different database _on different servers_
<6> FenixRF: instead, have a generic Database cl***
<6> that has methods like query, connect, disconnect, get_row, get_field, etc
<6> then reuse that cl*** for all other cl***es/functions
<12> Lateralus: Why's that ban everlasting? :P
<6> that actually explains why the page load time was so ****ty for such a simple page
<3> ^Artnez, that and the database is located on another server :)
<6> so you're connected to the 3 different MySQL servers?
<6> *connecting
<3> ^Artnez, no... 1
<6> right. that's what i'm saying. 1 connection handle per server.
<6> kuja; support me on this :)
<12> Hm?
<6> Hi.
<3> ^Artnez, ok... I have a question...
<3> I'm using the cl*** to connect to the database
<6> He has a cl*** that works with the database, he makes 3 instances of that cl*** throughout the site and uses the connect() method 3 times
<3> but I'm retreiving data from a couple of different tables.
<6> each instance has its own connection handle .. its all the same db
<13> hi. can php give me the name of a process running on a linux box if I have its process id? or can it check if a process is running with a given id?
<6> FenixRF: that doesnt matter
<6> that's why you do mysql_select_db()
<3> ok
<6> and thats why you have MySQL queries that look like: "SELECT * FROM mytable";
<3> so can I make one connect, then copy the object $mysql to another object?
<3> $newobject = $mysql ?
<6> FenixRF: inncorect
<6> are you on PHP4 or 5?
<3> 4
<2> FenixRF: Have the resource handle as a global variable.
<6> i think a singleton is possible in PHP4, but i'm not sure
<2> FenixRF: then check to see wether it is valid, if not then call mysql_connect
<6> FenixRF: you can do that, but then you're losing the OOP aspect
<14> hihi
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