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<0> if I have the function myFunction()
<0> and $cmd = 'myFunction()'
<1> look up string syntax... {$cmd}() or something similar
<2> OzzY, drop the ()
<2> and its simply $cmd()
<2> you can also use call_user_func()
<1> colder: really? neat solution
<3> is that necessarily good coding, though?
<2> no, its usually not ;)
<2> but its sometimes necessary
<4> Is it possible to execute a shell command in the background using the shell_exec command?
<3> no doubt that's OzzY's situation
<1> i don't know.. if you require those solutions i can't help but feel something is wrong in the implementation
<3> the "no doubt" comment was wishful thinking
<3> unless he's made a script that creates functions and runs them
<5> my current url is like this www.blabla.com/index.php?search=xxx ... how can i retrieve this inside a php script ($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] retrieves just www.blabla.com/index.php)
<3> rewriting PHP inside PHP
<0> colder: cheers - works well (although there of course other bugs this has uncovered :-(
<6> BigSinep: look at a phpinfo() page and p*** in the GET args
<1> BigSinep: REQUEST_URI
<5> stevarino... 10x
<7> how could i create a session.. that dies after 10 minuts?
<8> stevarino: The system works a treat, and with basically any webcomic now! thanks, goodnight!
<7> without edting php.conf
<1> Vixus: great :)
<9> Can I use "cl*** child extends parent" in php4.3?
<3> stevarino: Is REQUEST_URI safe in that instance, as a replacement for PHP_SELF?
<3> it seems like there'd be something wrong with doing it that way
<1> ^Migs^: safe? how so?
<3> just rubs me the wrong way
<4> alright, I'm having trouble running a process in the background... I'm using Proc_Close (Proc_Open ("./mycommand --foo=1 &", Array (), $foo)); and it isnt working...
<1> ^Migs^: its provided by the server... as is php_self
<1> vdepizzol: http://www.php.net/manual/en/keyword.extends.php
<1> ^Migs^: its just as trustworthy as php_self
<2> stevarino, you shouldn't use PHP_SELF
<1> eh?
<2> PHP_SELF can be injected, SCRIPT_NAME is a better alternative
<1> ah i see ( http://chxo.com/be2/20050724_3837.html )...
<1> thats honestly kinda interesting
<2> it depends on apache's configuration
<10> any idea how to wrap all words from given text with <a>word</a> ?
<2> synak, use a regex using word boundaries
<1> Syntux: preg_replace?
<2> Syntux,
<4> how would you guys suggest running a shell command in the background?
<1> existance: perhaps a executing a shell command to execute a bg shell command?
<11> existance: command -args &
<4> Gimp_, that doesn't work because exec and shell_exec wait for a response
<11> ah
<11> hmm
<2> existance, redirect the output
<11> yah
<4> stevarino, I'd rather not have to make a bash script if I don't have to :(
<1> colder: that would still cause exec to hang, right?
<2> stevarino, no, I don't think so
<12> existance: http://www.welldonesoft.com/technology/articles/php/forking/
<4> colder, don't quite get what you mean, redirect what output?
<1> shell won't know the diff between redirected output or not
<13> Does anyone in here use eAccelerator (a PHP cacher) in a critical production environment? It finally supports PHP 5.1 now, but I don't dare to install it. Are there ANY known downsides of using it? Surely some people in here must be using it...
<4> Shurique, nice, that helps :D
<14> is there a built-in way in php to have a session cookie that persists across sessions?
<1> ah, colder: you were right.. but it doesn't appear to be simple and clean
<14> (as a cookie on the user's disk)?
<2> stevarino, having to do such things in php never appears to be clean :)
<11> bob0908: http://php.net/cookies
<15> hey.. i have followed all directions I can find perfectly, and php info shows gd as installed, but i still see the "Fatal error: Call to undefined function: imagefttext()" error.. anyone have any ideas for me?
<1> ftp3: is dg listed as installed in phpinfo?
<4> does shell_exec("$command > /dev/null &"); look right?
<14> Gimp_ I know you can set cookies manually, but is there any cookie-based session ide that php gives you out of the box?
<16> ftp3: requires GD 2.0.1 or later
<14> (like jsp)
<15> stevarino: i ***ume you mean "gd" and yes
<17> Does a folder need to be 777 if I want to allow users to upload files via a php script? Or can it be 775 if apache is in the user group ?
<1> ftp3: d'oh
<15> jymmm; i installed the latest version of gd
<18> how do you get something like foreach to fail silently? i tried putting @ in front if it but that didnt work
<11> bob0908: yes, it does, look in your php.ini file under sessions
<4> err i tried exec("$command > /dev/null &"); and the command doesnt show up in ps a
<15> phpinfo says (under gd) bundled (2.0.28 compatible)
<19> bina: I usually wrap the foreach in an if()
<9> anyone uses the php-gtk2?
<14> Gimp_: from my php.ini: session.use_cookies = 1
<18> mikere: oh right, its probably just my PHP settings then, good. Thanks
<14> Gimp_: ah, just saw this: session.auto_start = 0
<14> I guess I'll set that to 1
<1> this has to be a typo.. consultant job listing: "Compensation: $1 to $2 per hour "
<19> bina: if($result){foreach($result as $singleresult){
<18> mikere: oh right, i didnt do that :-) i was thinking of something else for some reason. I'll try that
<18> thanks :)
<19> stevarino: there are places in the world where that's a good wage
<20> stevarino: a job I saw recently said "Rate: p/h negotiable"
<21> hey im doing a mysql query inserting data, whats the best way to secure the data as in to make sure mysql or php cant be messed with from the user input?
<22> Anyone kno why my DDR400 ram in my DRAM configuration in BIOS only allows me to select 100, 133, 166 and 200mhz Speed settings and not 400?
<1> surfdue: mysql_real_escape_string <- VERY IMPORTANT
<19> ***yKen: ddr doubles the fsb
<23> DDR400 is 2x200mhz
<22> My FSB should be 800mhz
<23> it's DDR400
<22> I am running CPU-Z right now and it's reporting CPU: Core Speed 2259.6Mhz, Multiplier x 10.0, HTT 226.0mhz
<22> Why isn't it HTT 800mhz
<24> Anyone have an opinion (and reason) for or against using the __autoload() function?
<19> ***yKen: you are right - crank that baby up to 800x10!
<22> No
<22> But my FSB is supposed to be 800mhz
<22> Why isn't it
<1> __autoload rocks... i had a really complicated cl*** heirarchy once, never had to worry about includes
<23> from wikipedia: (...) thus DDR SDRAM that runs on a clock signal of 100 MHz, with data transfer the same as SDR SDRAM running at about 200 MHz, is called DDR-200 and PC-1600 (...)
<23> got it?
<25> http://pastebin.com/635590 - Need an easier way to check a variable against values in an array
<22> I'm not talking about the ram itself
<22> The ram only runs at what the bios tells it to run at
<23> but it can run faster than 200mhz if it's ddr400, no matter your fsb
<23> can't run*
<26> is there a way to return a cl*** variable to its original value other than saying $this->var = whatever ?
<23> are you expecting it to run at 400mhz or something?
<22> Yes
<27> What's the difference between the php cgi-binary and the command-line-binary
<27> ?
<22> Considering it says it's supposed to
<23> ***yKen, it is NOT supposed so
<23> ***yKen, DDR400 runs at 200mhz, point
<24> stevarino: so it just looks for files called Cl***name.php in include_path ?
<19> and it's DDR = dual data rate = sends data on both the rise and fall of the signal
<23> jals, what do you mean by initial value?
<28> double
<27> I mean why are two different executables required?
<26> well say i create a cl*** then set var $variable = 5
<27> For perl it's the same (for example)
<26> then it gets changed, and i want to return it to that value
<21> stevarino, i dont understand http://pastebin.com/636447 ? I understand that the variables are now checked but how are those variables inserted %s and %s
<27> what would happen if I use the cli-version in a cgi-script?
<28> mikere, http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/TechnicalResources/0,,30_182_869_893,00.html
<21> is %s like something telling it the variable is inserted later in that order?
<1> hermit: you define __autoload to load what you want, i had mine recursively search a directory tree to find the proper include
<23> jals, there is no way to do that. you should make a copy of the initial value in the constructor OR use a constant
<19> streaky: why you linkin that to me?
<1> surfdue: exactly... its a string feature
<26> right
<28> it's double data rate, not dual ;)
<21> ok ;)
<21> tx man
<29> surfdue, in this case, sprintf is total overhead though.
<24> stevarino: ok thanks man
<21> why is taht colder?
<1> colder-: i'm guessing you're going to recommend concatenation?
<19> streaky: ok........
<29> surfdue, because sprintf is a formatting function, here the point is only to insert variables in a string, withough any kind of formatting, using concatenation would be more simple.
<30> can somebody please check this peice of code? i just cant get query strings to work... http://pastebin.com/636451 the upmost one is the link used and the one below is a part af the page.
<21> hmm
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