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<0> TML: that doesn't work.. it outputs Array four times.. and thanks forgot about range..
<1> likewhoa: That doesn't output anything, but if you output $result[1], you'll see it has a value.
<1> likewhoa: If you output $result, it'll just output "Array"
<2> anyone know if there is an easy equivalent to pg_fetch_all() where the arrays are indexed by number rather than column name? (like the difference between pg_fetch_row() and pg_fetch_***oc() )
<0> yea but i want the variable to be just $b1 not $b[1] for usage outside the foreach..
<1> likewhoa: Why?
<1> likewhoa: That's a bad idea. It should be an array.
<3> hi people
<4> Any idea why this php CLI script doesn:t work? http://pastebin.com/535029 i get an error that says something like ": bad interpreter: there is no file or directory like this"
<1> $b1 and $b2 have no relationship. $b[1] and $b[2] do, they're part of the same array.
<0> TML: well i was gonna use those variables on something else..
<1> emostar: Your PHP probably isn't stored in /usr/local/bin/php
<2> likewhoa: you can't use $b[1] else where?
<0> TML: i don't want $b1 $b2 to relate since they both have unique id numbers
<4> TML: [jon@bart SystemScripts]$ which php
<4> /usr/local/bin/php
<1> emostar: /usr/local/bin/php -i
<1> emostar: Does that output PHP configuration data?
<4> TML: yeah
<4> [jon@bart SystemScripts]$ /usr/local/bin/php -v
<4> PHP 5.1.2 (cli) (built: Jan 27 2006 17:24:30)
<1> emostar: What are the arguments you're p***ing in?
<4> ./php$ ./createBook.php 10007
<4> : bad interpreter: ......
<4> ignore that ./php before the $
<5> Can somebody help me with what is wrong with this preg_replace() -> http://pastebin.com/535031
<1> emostar: What does it say before "bad interpreter"?
<5> Should the pattern have some sort of wildcards?
<6> TML, i see that apache use header_handler to setup the current content-type and Set-cookie.
<4> ": bad interpreter: <japanese msg>"
<1> emostar: ':' is the first thing on the line?
<4> TML: yes
<6> TML, but send_header it's used to setup the http response code.
<1> Not '-bash:'?
<0> TML: thanks
<4> TML: no, only :
<6> TML, with the reponse code isn't set into the header_handler ?
<1> cdqs: send_header isn't used at all in the Apache SAPI, on send_headers
<1> s/on/only/
<6> send_headers sorry
<1> emostar: What is your shell?
<4> TML: using bash
<1> cdqs: That's correct, because the response code won't exist already.
<3> emostar, why not trying php createBook.php 10007?
<3> "php createBook.php 10007"
<6> so send_headers is executed at the of script ?
<6> script parsing
<3> i dont think php files can auto-find the shell
<1> cdqs: yes
<4> hartym: that works
<3> ok :p
<4> hartym: i have another script and ./test.php works fine
<1> cdqs: send_headers() is called right before PHP sends its content
<6> why i don't retrieve content-type and set-cookie while send_headers ?
<1> emostar: You must have some non-printable character after "/usr/local/bin/php"
<6> before ub_write ?
<1> cdqs: Because they're distinct actions: modifying existing headers and adding new headers.
<4> TML: hmm i removed the line with vi, and rewrote it, but the same error is there..
<1> emostar: To get "bad interpreter", it has to be a problem with the #! line.
<1> emostar: Other than that, I have no idea what to tell you.
<4> hexdump shows some character before #
<7> G'Night Folks!
<1> emostar: "!" should be before #
<1> !#
<8> hmm... # is itrebal
<9> if i have this array, http://pastebin.com/535034 , is there a function to see if a value exists in the sub-arrays? i.e. see if 'wordpress-plugins' exists? i guess i could loop through each array item and then check each value array, but i'm hoping there's a cleaner way
<9> in_array doesn't look like it'll do it from what i can tell
<1> Oh, sorry...ignore me. :)
<4> TML: umm are you sure?
<1> emostar: No, I'm currently fighting the effects of my medication.
<4> TML: perhaps i found the problem.. the line ending is \r\n
<4> TML: on my other file it is just \n (0x0A)
<4> or is that \r :)
<1> emostar: That's what I was guessing earlier when I said you have a non-printable
<1> It should be \n on a unix system, \r on a mac
<1> !tell emostar about newline
<1> emostar: But you should also not have anything before # on the first line
<10> TML: Did you wrote php-bot?
<1> tws: After a fashion.
<0> TML: how do i ***ign a variable like $a[1]b = "foobar";
<1> likewhoa: You don't.
<0> i mean with [$i]
<1> likewhoa: That's not a valid variable name.
<0> $a[$i]b = "foobar";
<1> likewhoa: You can't have [] in the middle of a variable name.
<10> TML: Excuse me but what do you mean with after a fashion? :)
<1> tws: Why are you asking?
<1> likewhoa: PHP would read that as "the array $a, index $i, and a parse error because this 'b' is just hanging around."
<10> TML: Out of curiousity.
<0> TML: so how would it work with the foreach? i wanted to ***ign 4 variables like $a1foobar $a2foobar, 1 and 2 being the value from $i in foreach (range(1,4) as $i)..
<6> ok i get it, header_handler == get all headers set and modify it if needed, and send_headers == use to send the startline + header to the user connection
<1> php-bot: what are you?
<1> bah....right, in private.
<1> !+what are you
<8> I used to be blootbot, but the code can no longer even be said to resemble the blootbot code.
<1> tws: Does that satisfy you curiousity?
<6> TML, header_handler is execute for each variable header ?
<10> TML: A little bit. Thanks.
<1> likewhoa: It doesn't make sense to ***ign variables like $foo1. That simply indicates that you should be using an array $foo, with index 1
<1> cdqs: I don't recall offhand. It should be obvious from the code.
<10> likewhoa: Don't make simple things complicated.
<0> tws: w/e
<0> TML: let me paste what i have so that i you can see what i mean..
<1> likewhoa: If they're not related, they should have distinct names. $foo1 and $foo2 implies a relationship that is not being enforced. Either they HAVE a relationship, in which case you'd use an array to enforce it, or they do not, and you shouldn't name them as though they do.
<1> There's no middle ground there.
<6> very strange this header_handler :P
<1> cdqs: It's a callback function that lets you change headers from within PHP
<1> e.g., header("Location: URI")
<6> yes but you can do this on send_headers isn't it ?
<1> cdqs: No, you can't call send_headers() multiple times.
<6> yes but you can folow the header list
<6> zend_llist_get_first_ex(&sapi_headers->headers, &pos)..
<1> cdqs: You can change headers at any time using header_handler
<1> You don't have to buffer them until the end.
<0> TML: http://rafb.net/paste/results/KXELHB87.html
<6> let me see. brb.
<6> thank you very much TML
<1> likewhoa: There is a relationship there. They should be in an array.
<0> so range should be array then?
<1> What?
<1> No.
<1> likewhoa: You shouldn't be trying to get $keyf1, but should use $keyf[1] instead
<0> i want it to ***ign $keyf1,$keyf2 etc.. with the value from mysql_insert_id() so that i can use it on another statement
<0> wouldn't $keyf[$i] be $keyf1 and so on? until 7
<1> likewhoa: You can use $keyf[1] just fine. There's no reason to change its name.
<0> but how would it set keyf[2] if not by hand?
<1> likewhoa: I don't understand that question
<0> well on that foreach it's doing 'insert into tlbname' and mysql_insert_id() is unique thus i need it to be in separate unrelate variable names.. so i figure i use $i as value after name. i.e $keyf1
<1> likewhoa: What do you need it in "separate unrelate variable names"?
<1> That part still doesn't make sense.
<0> so i just wanted to get that value into a variable so that i could reference it later.
<0> TML: well it's running 'insert into tlbname' and each time mysql_insert_id() is different and i wanted to make 7 unique variables holding that value from mysql_insert_id()
<1> likewhoa: But *WHY*
<1> Why do they need to be different?
<1> Just take each index from $keyf
<0> so $keyf[1] = mysql_insert_id(); would create the arrays?
<1> What "arrays"? $keyf[1] = mysql_insert_id(); creates ONE array, $keyf. If you want just that one piece, you can get it from $keyf[1].
<11> if(!strpos($file, "blah")) {
<11> any reason why that doesnt work?
<0> if (!strpos($file, "blah")) {
<1> php-bot: php.net/strpos
<1> Err...pimpwell: php.net/strpos
<1> Read the warning
<0> TML: so $keyf[1] = mysql_insert_id(); would created 7 arrays, and i could access array7 with $keyf[7]?
<0> TML: i mean from the foreach (range(1,7) as $i loop
<1> likewhoa: No, $keyf[$i] = mysql_insert_id(); creates *ONE* array.
<0> rgr
<1> You'd access position 7 of the array with $keyf[7]
<10> TML: Gosh, you have a limitless patience.
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