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<0> sorrry
<0> bloody xchat
<1> just make a php script to cound the dir and call it with ajax
<2> zircu: no breaking across lines at all? only one, contiguous line? or another method?
<1> cound=count*
<3> stevarino: can you give a code example, and also where you would like to get a better solution to what you have?
<4> OpenMacNews: sounds like a silly thing to worry about.
<3> OpenMacNews: well, ***uming in php.ini, no. or in an apache config, i dont think so, unless there is some trick i'm not aware of
<2> zircu: fair nuf. thx for the clarify.
<5> zircu: http://pastebin.com/637171 (watch out)
<3> that is what you get for living on an island
<6> why can't it be hawaii though ;)
<6> wow
<5> the big problem is i don't have control over the client's code, and the _POST variables contain chars that would be troublesome in sql (lots of '-'), so some translation is needed



<5> lig: yah, i call it through array_map, get the whole bunch at once ;)
<3> lig he generally is
<3> stevarino: the issue is you have column names being p***ed in this data as well as I see it
<6> I'll leave you to dig through that zircu ;)
<3> lig with my typing you might want to fix what I type
<5> zircu: i need them for to avoid the primary keys
<7> HI
<3> stevarino: well, those column/table names that are being pased via the POST data could be escaped with ``, like "`" . $data['safename'] . "`"
<5> zircu, yah i just caught that error (first run).... working on a regex now
<7> I'm wanting to take input from a form and store it on the same page and have the text display on it. what should I be looking for to read besides forms
<3> stevarino: i dont see an upfront easy solution, the one thing I would suggest is to seperate in your function call field names used and data to be used
<6> lwizardl: run that by me again...
<3> stevarino: for example i would do save_form($trusted_fields, $trusted_data)
<3> stevarino: and all $trusted_fields would have the value's escaped via ``'s and $trusted_data would be all escaped via mysql_real_escape_string()
<7> lig: ok i'm trying to make a cartoon episode list builder so for example scooby-doo cartoon I want to add the new episodes to the page
<6> Hmm - half an hour left of work... what should I do with myself...
<8> too easy
<7> lig: sorta like this type of list http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Pup_Named_Scooby_Doo#Episode_guide
<3> lig, rewrite my nfs problem :)
<5> lig: that odd typo at the beginning of the inserted data? got it
<9> can some one help me?
<9> i get this error here
<9> PHP Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_VARIABLE, expecting '(' in /home/c14n/httpd/httpdocs/freddi3e/login.php on line 21
<6> zircu: need cvs access first
<9> if ((!empty $_POST['username'] == 'testing') && ($_POST['p***word'] == 'testp***')) {
<3> excuses
<5> zircu: i'm thinking it might be easier to write an sql abstraction cl***...
<6> lwizardl: foms and just your basic html would be my guess
<4> ?
<4> just use ADODB
<6> Hey Darlin' Jymmm
<4> makes it retarded-easy
<10> lig =)
<3> stevarino: well this thing looks rather specific to a paticular application, i dont know if it would be worth the work
<11> right now i have a mail option that outputs all changes made in my data entry program into an email
<11> how might i save this to a flat file instead?
<3> Deu***: adodb isn't really going to solve anything
<5> zircu: yah... good point, i'm practically done anyway
<6> Poseidon:your line makes no sense... how can yoube checking empty and if it is equivalant to something
<9> true
<7> lig: this is what i have so far http://pastebin.com/637170
<10> G'Night Folks!
<6> Night ***y
<3> whoohoo: perhaps php.net/fopen? you might consider a binary file
<3> oh.. this is a first... Jymmm actually goes to sleep
<6> lwizardl: so you have the input form completed...but you are emailing it to yourself?...
<6> or trying to
<6> ?
<4> zircu: looks like ADODB would simplify that ridiculous insert statement and make it much easier to maintain
<11> yes lig
<11> oh never mind
<3> whoohoo: forget what I said about binary, it isn't what you may think the +t might do
<11> i though you were responsing to me
<7> lig: no i was following a tutorial on that part
<6> lwizardl: see this tutorial - http://codewalkers.com/tutorials/12/1.html
<6> and of course the manuals - http://www.php.net/manual/en/tutorial.php
<3> Deu***: as well as i could say re-write your code better to allow for a generally approach.
<6> zircu - I always have an excuse... oh and I'd want root too ;)



<5> zircu and lig: remember that ugly-*** sql statment i was constructing? here's the error + output... its been a while for me so its not obvious :(
<3> heck, if we had php5 I'd say use a stored procedure
<12> php5 != stored procedure capability
<6> true - it is mysql5
<3> deadroot: woah... thanks for that correction !!
<5> maybe its apache5 that has the stored procedures?
<4> eh?
<12> stevarino: how is the world in twenty years time? ;)
<3> deadroot: it wont be that long
<12> it took how many years to get to apache 2.2?
<4> 10 more
<3> well, 3-4 will be skipped on the next release.. they need to catch up :)
<12> hehehe
<3> access denied
<5> anyone see the problem with http://stevarino.com/canadgroup_survey/survey.php ?
<3> root required
<6> lol
<3> this is funny, my keyboards 'windows' key is macs apple key
<0> mine has too :)
<0> logitech :D
<0> what will php 6 offer?
<12> more security
<12> no more such thing as globals!
<0> better oop?
<3> stevarino: you have the wrong quotes around your values
<12> better oops?
<5> zircu: change ` to '?
<0> object oriented programming?
<3> stevarino: yes, but you do want `'s around the table definition
<5> zircu: you are absolutely right! it works!
<6> viry: http://www.php.net/~derick/meeting-notes.html
<13> wait, what?
<13> no more globals?
<13> eh?
<4> eh?
<0> ta
<14> eh?
<0> lol
<3> the biggest feature i think with php6 is the unicode support
<4> instead of mb_*?
<13> zircu: is this guy a dumb***, or have I missed something fairly important?
<3> you will even be able to write your functions in japanese characters
<13> zircu: has mb_* lacked something you've needed?
<3> honestly, i havn't used any unicode thing
<3> but consider this.. strlen()
<12> http://www.php.net/~derick/meeting-notes.html#id12 <- register globals removed!
<13> The only problem I've found is expat
<13> zircu: easilly corrected via this wonderful "math" concept :p
<13> s/ll/l/
<12> eh, i've forgotten that magic quotes are also removed XD
<14> magic quotes should never have been there to begin with
<14> silly idea
<13> deadroot: There is a far ****ing cry from "globals" to "register globals".
<3> Lateralus: ok, i'll then mention something more important, all magic* stuff and registered globals wont exits
<13> zircu: word.
<12> Lateralus: true. it is very far apart
<12> but to most 'programmers' it would be the same as no more globals ;)
<13> zircu: I've finally found a few minutes to work on the manual again :)
<4> deadroot: huh?
<13> zircu: I've been so busy I havn't touched it in months :\
<4> no way.
<13> deadroot: er, no. :p
<4> anyone using globals in that sense 1) just started or 2) is retarded
<12> Deu***: yes way. i know of a number of people that still thinks the globals are always there for them to use
<3> oh, and perhaps setor() will added
<4> deadroot: sure, but see above


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