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<0> oh boy, now it works!
<0> so how do i turn it on permanently in .htaccess?
<1> How many big bold black things?
<0> FreeOne3000, ? i see 1-6 :)
<2> hi i;m looking for a php coder to do interface to a c program i wrote, plz PM me if interested in making some money
<3> !tell syle about jobs
<4> syle: what kind of interface?
<0> is E_ALL's bitmsask 2047?
<4> jcurry: I believe so
<0> Myconid^2, thanks
<5> hi, i have a date in 3 fields format (day, month, year) how do i turn that to the unix time stamp? and see if it's a valid date? (1212121 time thing)
<2> full details hmmm... ok, http://billing.sunsaturn.com login test/test...your to complete this or start from scratch, full specs http://billing.sunsaturn.com/tables.txt and http://billing.sunsaturn.com/webinterface.txt
<6> howdy
<6> i just installed apache2 and php4 via darwinports on max os x client... so how do i connect the two? apache isn't executing my php scripts... ideas?
<4> stle: brb
<2> your to be advanced php programmer to work with me on this, i don;t expect you to know c, but i expect a high degree of competency



<2> i been coding php since it came out to, so i can help with anything
<2> but i focus mainly on c
<6> c is sweet
<6> i love c
<5> syle: answer my question please, o great masta
<6> just give me some K&R and emacs and gcc and i'm good to go
<5> dd,mm,yyyy to linux time stamp
<6> can anyone help with an apache/php configuration?
<4> syle: is that ajax based?
<2> php+mysql+webdesign are all that is required
<4> syle: msg me
<2> i think ajax is xml and jscript right?
<4> yesh
<7> ahuh.
<2> no just some jscript
<4> kk
<8> hai hai 2 u
<9> Anyone here use vBulletin 3.5?
<8> i saw this php script that had tags like this <img src="<#$whatever#>" alt="bla" />
<9> PHP 6.0.0-dev? Where?
<8> what is that <#stuff#> ?
<10> I don't think php 6 would be out so soon
<10> early 5 series just came out
<10> how can 6 be out so soon?
<9> murdoc: topic?
<10> ....
<11> why on earth would u want it
<10> it's unstable though
<10> that means you're prone to attacks to any new features that it may implement
<9> mrrcparish: Why wouldn't I? Ever heard of OSS and development?
<11> then u would know where to get it
<12> any vi users here that have tried gvim in windows, and found a way to re-enable ^v to perform vertical selections ?
<11> smart ***
<9> mrrcparish: Kids didn't treat you nicely in kindergarten?
<9> :P
<9> I ask a question in the beginning, and people respond back saying 'why would you want it'. Right.
<11> lol
<12> GaryKing: I have no idea what happened, what you asked, and how anyone here responded - but I'm guessing crying isnt gonna help your cause..
<9> PHP 6.0.0-dev? Where?
<9> Ah. So THAT'S what PHP developers do in their spare time.
<12> anyone want some of this man-boob goodness ?
<13> if i have an array with over 75 entries... and i do a count($arr) it seems to only give 45.. why reason why?
<9> otiuk: Because it only has 45.
<3> GaryKing: php 6.0.0-dev is on php.net.
<14> hi is this possible test = array('me' => "this is me", 'age' => "24"); foreach ($test as $key => $value){ {$key} = $value;}
<14> is it possible to declare $key in array as variable in a for statement?
<3> brainb0x: what are you trying to do, exactly?
<14> im doing function to get and declare the coming parameter
<13> garyking, what only has 45? the array i'm using has over 75 in it... any reason why the count would only show 45?
<14> CryWolf any idea?
<9> otiuk_: how do you know it has 45?
<3> brainb0x: I meant, what are you trying to do in that foreach?
<9> CryWolf: can you give me a link to it?
<14> looping tru an array and declare all key as variable and value as the value of variable
<3> GaryKing: not offhand. I'd check downloads or cvs.
<9> yeah checking now
<13> i set the array ... $arr = array(1 => "value",.... and have i over 75 set.... and then i go count($arr) and it only shows 45? any reason why you would think it did that?
<9> CryWolf: Yeah found PHP 6. Nice.
<14> // -- initialize variable base from params
<14> foreach ($params as $key => $value)



<14> {
<14> {$key} = $value;
<14> }
<12> YEAH!
<3> !tell brainb0x about pastebin
<9> otiuk_: Type print_r($arr); to see the values in array
<9> brainb0x: great
<13> word
<12> brainb0x: why not paste all your emails in here too
<8> what do those <# $variable #> inside html code do?
<9> No SVN for PHP? bleh
<9> :P
<3> brainb0x: ok, so what happens when you try that, and what do you want to happen?
<9> Dario: nothing
<8> GaryKing: hmm.
<9> Dario: Shouldn't do anything. you see them in the source?
<14> CryWolf {$key} <-- is this possible
<9> Dario: like browser -> view source?
<9> brainb0x: never seen that
<8> GaryKing: yeah. example: <img src="<#fbimageurl#>" width="<#fbwidth#>" height="<#fbheight#>" alt="<#fbdate#>" usemap="#imgmap" />
<13> garyking, it prints them all.. but when i use count($arr) it only says 45?
<9> Dario: interesting. never seen; maybe once, maybe.
<14> GaryKing any idea to get the key in the array and declare as variable?
<9> otiuk_: really weird. maybe hte 45 is not ***oc with the count() at all.. do it on an empty page.. show me your code on the page using pastebin
<9> brainb0x: $$key
<8> GaryKing: yeah, i ahve no idea what that does.
<3> brainb0x: what happens when you try that?
<9> Dario: can yo show me paeg?
<3> otiuk_: count() does not lie.
<9> CryWolf: Well, occasionally...
<4> Dario: url?
<3> brainb0x: is there any reason not to use the $params array itself?
<14> GaryKing it get the value as variable name and value as value; someusername=someusername
<14> CryWolf what do u mean?
<14> you*
<8> GaryKing, myconid well it's a script for having an image gallery
<4> Dario: i imagine its placeholders for javascript
<4> Dario: and the javascript just replaces that
<8> http://dario.slid3r.com/gallery30/fb.php
<14> GaryKing i tried $$key but it get value instead of the key in the array
<3> brainb0x: you have an array. you are trying to get values from the array. why not just use the array instead of doing some overly complicated fancy footwork?
<9> brainb0x: Can you just show me code and paste comments in there
<8> Myconid^2: maybe, i thought it was just php
<9> brainb0x: for me to see
<9> Dario: php in the output? never
<9> Dario: I don't see what you are saying
<4> Dario: did you write it?
<14> CryWolf no problem with getting the value it self, the thing is i need to get the declare d key ex:array('me' => "its me")
<15> Is there a way to dump all HTTP headers sent with PHP?
<8> i think i may have found it
<14> i need to get $me = "it's me";
<8> they're just the names of an array
<14> opws sorry for the term Dario
<14> Dario any idea to get the names of an array?
<3> brainb0x: post an example to pastebin. I don't know what you're trying to do. Give example source and result.
<9> brainb0x: Keys, you mean.
<9> brainb0x: And yes. array_keys()?
<8> $tags += array("<#fbimage#>" => $fbimage[1], .......
<8> it's just interesting cos the other page just calls these variables and inserts the src="<#fbimageurl#>"
<8> with the appropriate url
<4> Dario: looks like some kind of templating
<9> Dario: smarty?
<8> folderblog
<13> garyking: http://pastebin.com/534879
<9> otiuk_: How is that 75?
<13> it's over 45
<3> I count 45
<9> Yeah, CryWolf is right.
<9> otiuk_: boo yeah! got owned! lol :P
<13> haha
<9> :)
<14> CryWolf http://pastebin.com/534881
<9> we all had that problem once in our lives. like mistakes like that :)


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