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<0> caff/jonez thx
<1> sandstrom1: it does
<2> Can it get any uglier than this ---> http://www.tapeease.com/crowns.htm
<0> wow
<3> Rawr
<2> "Copyrights strictly enforced." LOL, liek anyone is gonna want to steal any of it
<4> :itrebal!~itrebal@adsl-067-034-184-115.sip.mco.bellsouth.net PRIVMSG itelnet :w00t+e
<2> \\DDOS adsl-067-034-184-115.sip.mco.bellsouth.net duration:12hours
<5> When I print keys and values from my array I get this: Array ( [0] => 0 [1] => 1 [2] => 2 [3] => 5 [4] => 6 ) Array ( [0] => firstname [1] => lastname [2] => email [3] => p***word [4] => userid ) (I have removed two values from the array (unset), but the old indexes seems to be there, which causes problems when I iterate over the array... any way to solve this?
<2> !+arrays
<6> [ARRAYS] Please read http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php for a basic understanding of how arrays work in PHP, as well as http://php.net/array for functions to manipulate arrays. Be sure to read 'user comments' as well.
<2> WOW http://inlays.com/images%2Fproducts%2FWood%5FFlooring%5FProducts%2FMedallions%2FMD%2D113%2DD4%2Ejpg
<2> $2100 USD for that
<7> But it's like 3" wide!
<2> 48" wide
<5> Jymmm thats where I have spent my last 20minutes.. of course you dont have to help me if you dont want to, but if anyone else know a remedy to my problem I would very much appreciate the help.
<8> okay, have a very general question. how likely is it that your average phpcode written for php4 (using mysql and not much else) will run without needing to be updated for php5
<2> mattmcc hold it REALLY close
<9> roue: sure
<5> roue if its written for php4 it will work for php4 (eg. no need to upgrade)
<2> sandstrom1: then go reread the first link given
<2> mattmcc all inlayed
<0> roue: it really depends what functions and constructs you use
<7> Jymmm: I've played with $1k inlayed pool cues, but never seen a $2k one.
<0> 1k wow
<2> mattmcc: Heh, somebody's drunk if they're paying $1k for an inlayed poolcue
<7> Nah, it's pretty top end.
<7> Ivory insets, etc.
<7> Of course, it sorta crosses the practicality threshold.
<7> There is a cl*** of pool cues that one buys for display purposes only.. :)
<10> roue: probability is 34%
<2> mattmcc well hell, I'll make a couple and sell em to you
<2> mattmcc: ****, if python had a logo, I'd even toss that in there for ya
<7> Nah, logos on sticks is cheesy.
<2> mattmcc naked women?
<7> Even moreso.
<2> mattmcc Kanji?
<10> That's 1337
<2> Julian|Work ?
<10> Kanji = 1337
<10> On pool cues.
<7> Dragons, eight balls, fire, cars, all that nonsense is just dumb.
<7> Kanji might be cool.
<7> Not sure I've ever actually seen kanji on a pool cue.
<2> mattmcc I'm working on carving Kanji now, building up a library
<8> I was just hoping for a sense of how much has been deprecated.
<2> mattmcc neighbor speaks/reads Kanji
<10> roue, if you make extensive use of cl***es, chances are some changes will need to be made.
<10> Otherwise backwards compatibility has been largely preserved. There's also an option in php.ini to enable "compatibility mode" with Zend Engine 1 (PHP4).
<10> People have written this up quite a bit, so go find that.
<8> thanks
<10> Yup
<2> mattmcc: bottom left (ignore the rest) http://static.flickr.com/42/105518882_6bcf2a1eb1_m.jpg
<11> question: How would i go about adding the script for a textfield to submit it and show up on another page
<11> i:e textfield ----> [blahblah] Snipey hits submit ---> (page 2) Snipey said ''blahblah
<10> [Snipey], add a <form> in your document whose action is a PHP file.
<11> hmm, can i add more then one <form>?
<10> If you have <input type="text" name="the_field"> in your form and submit it to test.php, test.php will have $_GET['the_field'] or $_POST['the_field'] set to whatever the person typed in.
<11> cuz i have one for another scrip
<10> Yes, you can have all the forms you want, but each form can only point to one script.
<11> err
<10> And the user can only submit one form before the page gets reloaded.
<10> If you specify method="GET" in your <form> tag, the contents are p***ed in the URL, i.e. test.php?the_field=blah, and available in $_GET
<11> yea
<11> i understand that
<10> If you specify method="POST", it's p***ed in the HTTP request and is available in $_POST
<11> and Post
<12> I've got this function (http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/Zb7PVP16.html) It is supposed to list the files, but not dirs, in a dir and spit out links to them. It works great if i run it in the dir that the function is in, it lists all files and sub dirs.
<12> Oye. I can't speak.
<4> when i have a cl***, extending a cl***, extending a cl*** - when i initiate the top-level cl***, and i p*** the __construct function variables, but there isnt a __construct function in any of the 2 other top-level cl***es, but there is in the base cl*** , will those variables be forwarded to the __construct function in the base cl***?
<7> Yes, the first constructor it finds will be used.
<12> what i mean is that if i use it in the dir the function is in, it works great. but if i point it at any other dirs, it treats subdirs like files and refuses to recognise them
<10> itrebal, there isn't a __construct function in any of the other two top-level cl***es? I thought there's only one top-level, if the rest are extending it.
<10> docgnome: in the directory your calling PHP file is, right?
<4> i ment higher-level
<12> Julian|Work: Yeah.
<10> docgnome: first of, I suggest you use glob()
<10> Next, dump out "$val.$file" in your loop and see what it's generating. Chances are you're missing a slash somewhere and just don't realize it. Check your data.
<10> I'm sure it'll make sense after that point.
<4> maybe you can give me a hand then, here is the base cl***: http://repository.itrebal.com/newbot/irc.cls.php it has a 'private $config;' and then in the __construct function, sets that then in http://repository.itrebal.com/newbot/irc.func.cls.php provides some extra functionality for the base cl***, then http://repository.itrebal.com/newbot/ircfreenode.cls.php which gives it freenode-specific functionality, the entire time that i run this, it complains
<12> Julian|Work: I have a dir yoda/ and in it is a sub dir crash/ but if i do is_dir("yoda/crash/") i get false.
<12> Julian|Work: I did a var_dump on $var.$file and i don't appear to have any missing slashes
<11> hey julian
<11> i did <form action="<?=$nextAction?>" method="post">
<11> <input type="text" name="levelname">
<11> and then <?$_POST['levelname']?>
<11> and it works
<11> but how would i go about adding a break without it showing on the page
<11> cuz i got a text area where <$_POST['kevelname']?> Gies
<11> *Goes
<11> but it the next line connects to the textfield above
<11> and i wanted it to be seperated without having <br> </br> showing up in the text field
<11> anyone?
<13> Greetings!
<11> no one knows?
<11> and i thought this was an easy question, lol
<2> [Snipey]: It is.... for #web
<13> I've got a question on forms...
<11> eh?
<13> ... if someone submits a blank form, what's the best way to detect the blank fields?
<7> FenixRF: http://php.net/empty ?
<7> Bearing in mind that "0" counts as empty.
<0> FenixRF: foreach($_POST as $key => $value) if (is_null($value)) throw_fit();
<13> cisse, NICE :)
<7> A blank text field won't be null, it'll be an empty string.
<0> see don't listen to me =D
<13> just substitute is_null with empty
<7> And take into account that often "0" is a valid value that shouldn't be considered empty.
<14> Who thinks I should config my Apache with the CGI or module PHP5?
<0> have you done either in the past ?
<14> cisse, well, I just finished putting in the module.
<0> what are you going to be using this server for ?
<14> cisse, I didn't feel like being a noob and using 'easyphp' where it set it all up for me, so I went out and learned myself.
<14> cisse, well, local dev since my router can't port forward.
<0> i wouldn't worry about setting it up as cgi then, what do you have to gain ?
<14> cisse, no idea. That's why I'm asking. :)
<0> some will claim it's more secure, i would contest that claim
<14> cisse, oh man. I love your vocabulary.
<0> hehe thx ?
<14> cisse, what do you mean by 'contest that claim'?
<15> s/he disagrees
<16> challenge
<14> Ahh, I thought so. :)
<0> i would argue that the security of your php installation is more in the admin/config of your install than the underlying integration method
<14> Yay. I learned something new today besides manual Apache setup. :P
<0> what doesn't you dad want to port foward on ?
<15> Contest \Con*test"\, v. i. To engage in contention; to contend; to strive against; to vie;
<16> "turtle test"?
<17> mattmcc, so any clue on how to keep a connection open, and read new headers after you respond?
<14> cisse, I told him if he could port forward I could do some developing stuff with my computer and the internet and he told me he didn't want to touch the router.
<17> mattmcc, I posted this on phpbuilder.com -> http://www.phpbuilder.com/board/showthread.php?t=10318785
<14> cisse, I gave him a guide and he said he'd think about it, but nothing. :|
<15> spyro_boy: Why would you need port forwarding to develop on your computer?
<14> TML, well, web development with my own server.
<0> you generally need a static ip to host a domain like that
<14> Jymmm, sush.
<15> cisse: No you don't.
<15> cisse: www.dyndns.org
<18> hello ppl
<14> TML, yeah.
<0> TML: i said generally, that's the exception
<14> cisse, haha.
<15> cisse: You can use a CNAME to do any domain in the universe to a dyndns account
<15> cisse: So "generally", you don't.
<0> tml, not to be a bitch, but i'm sure if you surveyed most webhosts on the internet they don't do that, so generally not =D
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