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<0> :)
<1> n/p
<1> i'd rely on the email form idea, or the user inputting their email address to recieve the list of e-mails that way
<0> hm, graphics or pdf, or maybe have javascript write to the htmlarea of a div
<1> cause all the spider is really looking for is the anchor tag with the mailto:
<0> <html><link rel="javscript/txt" href="./addresses.js"/><body onLoad="write_addr()">My address is <div id='emailaddr'></div> if you wish to mail me.</body></html> ||| js page||| function write_addr(){document.getelementbyid('emailaddr').innerText='name@domain.com';}
<1> worth a shot :o
<2> is E_NONE a valid error reporting thing?
<2> *constant rather
<3> after using an image with gd, is there any chance to save that image to disk ? cant fing the right function :s
<1> kaydara: http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.imagejpeg.php
<1> it will either output it to a browser or a file
<1> make sure the folder path has the correct chmod
<1> Narada: yes
<3> thanks
<1> Narada: http://ro2.php.net/manual/en/function.error-reporting.php and http://ro2.php.net/security.errors
<4> please suggest me a good php album/gallery application, thanks
<1> DavidHKMrPowers: http://www.google.com/search?q=php+album+gallery
<1> check out the 2nd and 3rd result
<1> they're not bad
<1> SPGM is pretty nice
<5> aidan i need a name for my next project
<4> dschreck: thanks, I think the Gallery is difficult to use..
<6> its easy
<1> DavidHKMrPowers: there's also coppermine
<1> a little 'prettier'
<7> What is the option in httpd.conf that allows for a 'full file listing in a directory' to show up, if there is no index.html ? i.e. so that it allows someone to see the contents of a directory?
<4> dschreck : :)
<6> CarlH : DirectoryIndex index.html index.php main.php
<6> <IfModule dir_module>
<6> DirectoryIndex index.html index.php main.php
<6> </IfModule>
<1> CarlH: check out: Options, also, DocumentRoot options should be set to Indexes, Indexes permits the server to generate a directory listing
<1> http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-9-Manual/ref-guide/s1-apache-config.html <-- Check out 10.5.25. Options
<8> Macca`: what does it involve?
<5> aidan it's basically a replacement for ms access
<5> well it is... but using firebird or mssql 2005 express
<5> and better
<5> and using C# instead of vba :D
<5> need a name before i start anything
<8> maccasoft? :P
<8> I still have a copy of your editor
<5> phpeditor?
<5> haha
<5> does it still keep crashing? :)
<8> I don't think it's crashed on me ever
<5> you use it?
<5> so what do i call it?
<5> eh?
<9> is there anyway to redirect a "domain alias"
<9> ;/
<1> complexity: from apache?
<9> nah
<9> .htaccess or a phpscript
<9> redirect to a domain alias for example www.php.com to www.php.com/forum/
<5> put a file index.php into the root directory with the line: <?php header('http://www.php.com/forum/'); ?>
<1> http://www.webforumz.com/php-forum/4352-domain-alias-redirection-with-php.htm
<1> complexity: solution is in the 2nd post
<4> my web hosting does not allow me to upload .htaccess ! what can I do to replace some functions of it!?
<10> DavidHKMrPowers: Rewrite the logic, how the PHP sites are accessed (or change hosts)
<11> how do i get a form element declard with id instead of name? (xhtml)
<4> Stormchaser: some php applications contain .htaccess to prevent public to access in content folders, actually, would it be the same if I just chmod the folders as, say, 770?
<1> with javascript: var obj = document.getElementById('elementIDorNAME');
<10> DavidHKMrPowers: That depends on the .htaccess, because .htaccess isn't just 'allow, deny'
<7> Re: My last question concerning indexes in Apache, does XP not allow indexes?
<11> DavidHKMrPowers: in php
<10> #apache
<11> dschreck, i mean
<1> GrayShade: not sure why you'd want the id instead of the name of a form for PHP... perhaps you could explain what you're trying to accomplish?
<11> future xhtml compatibility :/
<9> dschreck, well, thanks, i guess i'm to much of a newb to figure it out
<4> GrayShade: what did you mean by "in php" ?
<1> GrayShade: for xhtml compatiable you need name="specialName" id="specialName" for the input. (they should be the same)
<1> GrayShade: So you'd handle them as normal with PHP, $_POST['specialName']
<1> or $_GET
<1> complexity: what do you mean?
<9> i have no clue what part of that tiny file, i need to edit, it doesn't add up to me
<12> Is there a PHP equivalent to Python's "if itemFoo in ListBar:"?
<9> i put it in my htaccess file, and it just showed the code on the webpage
<8> deitarion: in_array
<12> aidan: thanks.
<8> deitarion: not it's a function not an operator
<8> deitarion: note*
<12> yeah. That's not a big deal.
<12> ...and I did notice that
<8> good :) just making sure I didn't confuse you with if itemFoo in_array ListBar: :)
<1> complexity: PM me, i'll walk you through it
<12> I've been programming for years and I've yet to see an operator longer than 4 characters or containing an underscore.
<5> aidan... ?
<8> Macca`: oh I'm in chadstone, ashburton
<5> wasn't asking that
<5> was asking what to name it!
<12> Also, is there a cleaner alternative to this? --> if ($_POST['foo'] == 'bar' || $_GET['foo'] == 'bar')
<8> oh
<5> :)
<8> you want macca in it?
<8> macaccess
<5> no
<5> the name for the app
<5> maccasoft blah blah blah
<5> (replace 'blah blah blah' with the name)
<8> well, it's providing access to data via a programable gui
<8> let us call it, access-to-data-via ... :P
<5> right
<5> haha
<12> It's for a mode variable which can be set by both forms and links. (although it will always trigger a login box if the user isn't logged in)
<5> if i do this right... it could be the next best thing since sliced bread!
<13> Nothing beats me being sliced ;)
<8> I've got nothign :(
<12> "What's so great about sliced bread? You've got a knife, you've got a loaf of bread, slice the ****in' thing! ...and get on with your life." -- George Carlin
<5> aidan, me too.
<5> it ****s
<5> i really want to start it
<5> but hate starting apps name-less
<8> yeh me too.
<8> accessi
<5> gotta worry about copyright laws
<1> deitarion: not really... if you're allowing both ways of setting the variable. Btw, if you have E_NOTICE on PHP will be barking at your that you're trying to check an undeclared variable. or something like that...
<14> hello
<12> dschreck: I guess I'll just implement a trio of checking functions then which call isset and then either one of them, or both, depending on the function.
<15> is there a way to break out of an IF statement?
<8> blah
<8> bed for me
<8> night Macca`
<5> nn aidan
<12> somethiong like check_opt_get, check_opt_post, and check_opt_both (check optional _____ [var])
<12> My main complaint about PHP has been it's lack of Python-like design decisions which would ease code readability/understandability (eg. namespaces)
<1> WildPikachu: you mean to stop going through it, or to break out of the program? PHP offers the function : exit; and die; you can use a break; in a switch case
<12> Whenever I read someone else' code, I have do dive through their entire tree to find where a function is defined.
<15> well, i'm trying to cleanup some code ... but there is nasty embedded IF's like 58deep
<15> grr 8 deep
<1> deitarion: i've always favored the approach that my variables can only be set one way. if it's gonna be in a link, it stays there. if it's gonna be from a form, it stays that way
<15> if (!$error) { if (!$err2) { if (!$err3) {
<15> basically like there
<16> deitarion, in reality, its a limitation of the people whose code you read, as if you write right, PHP will be just as neat and organized as a python script
<15> s/there/that/
<10> WildPikachu: Ew.
<15> yea
<16> however, PHP doesn't force document neatness upon you, so its up to you to create a set of coding standards and conventions to do the right thing
<12> masquerade: Obviously. Whenever I take over someone else' Python project, the first thing I have to do is translate from that idiotic "from foo import ..." syntax. (or if they come from Java, the even worse "from foo import *".
<12> )
<12> It's useful, but it gets abused far too much.
<17> good morning all - looking for a function to remove a query param from a $_GET string. Before I write one - does anyone have one to share?
<1> zbq: http://pastebin.com/535215
<17> dschreck: Thanks very much - looks like exactly what I need!
<2> does the trans id only apppend PHPSESSID to url if cookies can't be set?
<2> or does it do it all the time
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