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<0> is $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] secure? Ii it allways the ip of the client. Proxys are one thing, but that I know.
<0> is it allways...
<1> hello
<1> i have an issue with IE
<1> i have a search engine that uses a form for each result
<1> when the user clicks the submit button the result detail are displayed
<1> now the problem is that if the user tries to go back to search results
<1> a "page expired" appears
<1> (seems to appear each time you try to go back to a page with an url using POST)
<1> (the POST comes from the search textbox)
<1> how can i avoid this?
<0> ktne: are you sure it's an issue with php and ie... I mean as far as ie is considered, contents is html or whatever **ml
<1> it's not a php issue
<1> but the app is developed in php :)
<1> it's more of an IE issue
<2> ha1331
<2> no
<2> for some reason
<0> ktne: Follow the guidelines and nobody will get hurt, /msg php-bot guidelines
<2> $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] never returns my actual IP
<2> it returns some other IP address as if i was behind a proxy or sth
<1> ha1331 ?
<1> ha1331 and how would my question be against the guidelines?
<3> Andy--: your ISP may be caching the result, may be filtering your IP, etc
<3> check X_FORWARDED_FOR
<0> ktne: 8) If it's not a PHP question, don't ask.
<2> yeh aidan i think its ntl doing it
<2> :)
<1> ha1331 it's a php app so it has to be solved on the php side
<2> they are a bit wierd like it
<4> !+g10
<5> Guideline #10) We don't support xyz script. We help you *write* PHP, not recommend or download and install/hack/modify/adapt/use pre-written scripts
<2> i think its one of the reason ebuyer.com is so slow for ntl users
<2> :/
<2> reasons*
<1> ha1331 and i tought that it might be common enough so that some fellow php'ers might have a solution
<0> ktne: I'm not offended, I just pointed it out, in case someone else is. And what comes to your question, I dont know how to answer. I just think it might have something to do with either coocies (dont know if that even is really an option) or with POST. I'd use GET
<4> I bet that app is running on an intel or amd cpu too, why not call them for support too!
<6> What does 'Fatal error: Invalid opcode 99/4/1. in ...' means ?
<7> hello
<1> i need i really small in-page WYSIWYG editor script
<1> anyone can recommend something?
<4> !+g10
<5> Guideline #10) We don't support xyz script. We help you *write* PHP, not recommend or download and install/hack/modify/adapt/use pre-written scripts
<1> Jymmm sure
<1> and who says that those guidelines are right?
<0> Jymmm: :D
<4> !+g16
<5> You can be /kickban from ##php for being stupid
<0> :DD
<4> **** me.... DST is in effect
<0> dst?
<8> daylight savings time
<4> yeah
<4> I need to put a better antenna on my clock, sigh
<0> aa, is that when you turn clocks forward?
<9> lawlz, you lost one hour
<8> yeah
<8> Jymmm: Synchronising clock via radio?
<4> jpofy yeah
<0> we did that week ago
<9> ha1331: countries/states have different rules...
<0> Vylen: it seems so :)
<8> Jymmm: That's the best feature any of my watches has ever had =)
<9> some dont even observe DST
<10> can php 4 syntax be utilised under php5 environment?
<9> yes
<11> hi all
<12> hi
<11> how do i enable GD2 in PHP under windows?
<12> its a extension
<12> Well, you have to download php_gd and unrar it. Put it in your /php/extensions directory. Then you open your php.ini file, and start searching for a pretty long list of extensiondefinisions (most of them commented, list of extension=thin_one.dll and so on.)
<12> Now find the following rule:
<12> ;extension=php_gd2.dll and remove the ; in front of it.
<12> Safe it, restat your server and if everything went ok, you should see your extension listed when you open a phpfile with
<12> http://users.skynet.be/R.V/GD2/php_gd2.rar
<12> there you can download GD2
<12> the dll
<12> lol
<12> Jymmm
<4> redalpha yes?
<13> blue team go, blue team go, activte delta shield
<13> red alpha hold position
<12> Jymmm do you have any idea how people can get those comment blocks in the php source so perfect all the time
<4> redalpha no life?
<12> k :P
<14> redalpha: things that make the comments for them
<15> When returning resultsets, does using the *_fetch_array() function where it returns both numeric and ***oc arrays have overhead? The db2_fetch_both() function which is comparable to the mysqli_fetch_array() function states that there is mem overhead but the mysqli does not say state anything about performance hits.
<14> err... wtf? $array = scandir_r('/path/to/something'); natcasesort($array); will return many array-to-string conversion errors, which don't make sens... do they?
<14> mtjo: i ***ume there'd be some overhead there.... but not much i coulnt imagine a whole lot
<16> I need some ideas on what to program, does anyone have something not that big but that easy
<16> but not that easy
<16> *
<15> thanks itrebal
<17> is anybody running php from cvs ?
<18> hey
<18> I have a question about using the gd library
<18> if I make an image and use a php file containing the image code, is there any way I can gave it intereact with the page the image is on?
<18> gave=have
<18> im not sure if it's possible to post information from that page to the image.php
<18> besides using a form or something
<19> hey
<4> FordPref: Say that agian, this time in an EARTH language.
<14> Jax: what version of PHP?
<14> Silliman: like something to do in your freetime, while still a learning thing?
<19> He's FordPrefect and not from earth
<19> Anyway
<16> itrebal, yes
<14> Silliman: what was your last project?
<16> a game
<14> and you dont call that huge? what kind of game
<19> I need to get the newest file in a directory. For my webcomic thingo. I'm ***uming the newest file in the directory is the latest webcomic. Unless anyone knows any other ways to go about this.
<16> itrebal, yes that way i want something small
<19> To make sure its the latest file, the program goes to the page that the comic is on and checks for the comic directory string for a match.
<16> itrebal, online shoot/guess/calc thing
<14> Vixus: scandir i think orders by last-modified
<14> ah
<19> itrebal: Thanks.
<14> Vixus: nope, its not..
<19> itrebal: nope
<19> itrebal: play around with readdir?
<17> itrebal 5.1.2 or so
<14> Jax: yea, i am... i was running php6 but i ran into an issue
<17> itrebal could you run a test case for me, just a couple lines of code
<17> if you got mysqli compiled in that is
<17> http://pastebin.com/635778
<14> Vixus: yea, i was looking at glob but that doesnt seem it either
<14> Jax: nope, no mysqli
<19> itrebal: I thought of todaysdate-filemtime to get the last modified and doing it for each file got through opendir, but the comic may have been modified before its predecessor etc.
<17> grml
<14> Vixus: yea.... how are you arranging your webcomics? and wouldnt it work to name them timestamp.jpg therefore you can do.... $array = scandir('/path/to/comics'); array_walk to strip off the .jpg and then use max() on the array, put .jpg back on and use that?
<14> Vixus: actually now reading the max() manual, you can use strings, and it may work without remove .jpg
<18> ok,
<18> say I want to use the gd library to generate an image in my page
<19> itrebal: Sorry, trying to understand what you wrote. I see what you're saying, but the problem is... how do I know if the file really is the newest? People may not upload their comics in order of creation all the time.
<18> I would make the php code for it in a php file and use <img src="...image.php"> to use it
<18> but how do I p*** info from the page im placing it on to the image.php
<18> without a form
<14> Vixus: thats an issue, because the 'last modified' will be the time they uploaded it anyway, becase technically, that is the last time it was written to
<19> itrebal: Another way could be to scan the page the authors post their comics at, and find the <img src="blabla/path/to/comics/###TAKEME.JPG####" /> and make it take the image from there.
<19> itrebal: Oh really? Then that makes everything ok. But which method would be faster?
<20> FordPref: You can append data to the end of the URL, like a GET form does. That data will be available as elements of $_GET in your script.
<14> Vixus: i'm not seeing a 'faster' option, since i'm unsure how you could get the 'last-modified' time, in which case it would probably be faster, but doing $img = max(scandir('/path/to/comics')); seems like a pretty basic solution
<19> itrebal: but scandir orders alphabetically, no?
<14> Vixus: yes, but it will get the highest value in the array, with max()
<18> ok..
<19> itrebal: It would return the file zoo.jpg instead of abacus.jpg... and abacus.jpg might be the latest comic.
<14> Vixus: that idea was based on if you were using a timestamp for the name, but you are right
<19> itrebal: Ah... doesn't filemtime(file) give the last modified time?
<14> Vixus: it does indeed, i was unware of the function
<19> itrebal: So will that work?
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