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<0> BigA: so alias the field names in sql. ugly or not, it's ALWAYS confusing to have duplicate field names in a result
<1> enygma: You don't believe me?!? How can anyone say that about the localk nut?!? Oh -- Er... It looks like I answered my own question XD
<2> ;)
<3> Stormchaser: ssh newb.
<0> enygma: you could try understanding how html works. then you would believe
<2> ||cw - there is no spoon
<2> biggie!
<4> :)
<2> uNF
<4> enygma: How goes it?
<2> pretty good, you?
<5> you think you have some sort of agreement based on shared professional respect, and mutual boredome, and then the channel degenerates into something like this
<2> numist - don't make me come over there
<0> numist: you haven't seen anything
<4> enygma: well
<4> heh
<6> have you ever used Zend Studio Subversion support?
<5> you guys are fools, man
<5> fromvega: nope
<7> Hi there, is it possible to get a remote image via a script, and save a copy of it locally?
<2> numist - you spelled f3wlz wrong
<8> enygma: rofl. You just made my day :)
<0> fyrestrt1: file_get_contents
<2> ;)
<8> ryushe: sure.
<2> :o
<8> enygma: Have my babies.
<7> so if say target image resides on http://www.somehost.com/image.jpg I could via a function grab it and save it locally on my server?
<8> ryushe: shall I repeat myself?
<7> euh, no, just making sure ;)
<9> ryushe- copy() should work on URL's
<8> t3h count.
<10> alguien habla spanish ?
<0> Montecristo: no
<9> ryushe- by default, at least
<11> Montecristo: espanol es for mexicanos
<1> !tell Montecristo about es
<11> por
<11> no es por fedora
<1> php-bot awakes! ^^
<10> jejejejeje
<7> k, thanks Lateralus and Dragnslcr
<1> hm
<1> ?
<10> tengo un pedo...
<8> Stormchaser: muey bien
<8> er, hahaha. "muy"
<8> My spanish ****s.
<2> mine's great
<8> enygma: rub it in, why don't you?
<2> burrito, taco, gordita, nacho...
<1> don't forget jalapeno :)
<2> the most important!
<1> yeah :)
<2> waiters look at me funny when I order by drink and a side of jalapenos
<1> o.O
<12> don't waiters always look at you funny anyways?
<13> greetings, all.
<2> well....yeah
<13> I have a problem pertaining to the location of the php.ini file under IIS.
<1> captbunzo: phpinfo() should tell you.
<13> yep.
<13> well, I want to change it for a particular instance of a web server.
<13> would like to know the best way to do that.
<2> when you compile php in
<2> there's an option
<1> captbunzo: CGI
<13> can you tell me more, Stormchaser? Or point me at a webpage explaining...
<1> captbunzo: php.net/install
<13> How do you do it in SAPI mode?
<14> captbunzo: "SAPI mode"?
<1> captbunzo: No fraking idea. Not sure that's possible, but fdon't take my word for it. Google instead.
<14> You can't just invent terms and expect people to follow along with you...
<1> TML: ISAPI
<2> Stormchaser - damn you and your rightness
<14> He's trying to install the ISAPI module?
<13> hey - I just got that from the php.net site...
<13> http://us2.php.net/manual/en/install.windows.manual.php
<14> Because "ISAPI mode" doesn't mean anything to me either.
<13> sorry if I used the wrong term...
<12> weendows!
<1> enygma: What? I said nothing of use :)
<2> Stormchaser - you never do
<14> captbunzo: Where on that page do you see "SAPI mode"? We should remove it, because it doesn't make sense.
<13> yeah - I'd do apache & linux, but this is a work thing.
<1> enygma: Yay me :)
<15> Does anyone here know about the Tidy module? It's not documented very well, especially the get_nodes function.
<13> TML: ok. maybe I am reading it wrong. I was referring to the portion where the directory "sapi" is used.
<13> sorry....
<13> It's here too - http://us3.php.net/configuration
<13> "for sapi modules"
<14> captbunzo: "SAPI module" and "SAPI mode" are different things.
<14> Namely, the former actually has meaning.
<13> I believe you.
<14> captbunzo: So what, precisely, is your question?
<13> ok. let me back up.
<13> I am using IIS to develop several websites.
<13> I have each defined as a website with it's own document root.
<14> its
<14> But go on
<13> I can activate one at time and point to it / develop by pointing to http://localhost
<13> Now I need to do some PHP programming on some of these sites.
<13> so I installed PHP.
<13> However, the php.ini points to the document root as well.
<13> It can only work with one of them at a time.
<13> So, I'd like to be able to create a seperate php.ini for each website I have defined in IIS.
<14> captbunzo: Stop there. Why does the php.ini point to the document root?
<13> hmmnnn.
<13> let me check something.
<13> ok. wait a second.
<13> maybe it doesn't
<13> ok - so maybe I need to back up even further.
<13> When I installed PHP, I had website #1 enabled in IIS.
<13> that website is working fine with website #2
<14> Must be getting hard to type from clear back there
<13> scratch that.
<16> boolean values in php (TRUE,FALSE) are actualy strings? i mean is this correct? if ($value==TRUE) echo('ok')... or it should be if ($value=='TRUE') echo('ok')... ?
<13> website#1
<13> is working fine...
<13> website #2 gives me the error "The directory name is invalid."
<13> Nothing more.
<13> I thought it was a php.ini problem.
<13> any thoughts?
<17> Hi
<12> BigA: shouldn't it be ($value === TRUE) ?
<14> captbunzo: "The directory name is invalid." is not a PHP error
<16> i belive it's IIS who's causing the problem... Try to set it to let you view folder content (i guess that wwwroot has no .aspx files))
<14> BigA: Boolean values in PHP are not strings. lostage has the correct syntax for you.
<13> except I am pointing directly at a .php file.
<16> lostage: is that how it works ? with === ?
<16> ok
<14> !===
<14> !+===
<17> Where can I found a html2pdf library?
<14> hmm...what happened to that factoid?
<18> !+identical
<18> Hm, what happened to *my* factoid :P
<14> Ah...bot is stuck in a loop
<19> The '===' operator not only checks for equality, but it checks that the supplied values are of the same type. For example, in the case of 1 == '1' this would be true. 1 === '1' however, is false because 1 and '1' are two diferent types, integer and string. For more information on PHP operators check out http://www.php.net/operators.comparison
<13> is IIS not configured to process PHP files?
<14> captbunzo: The error you're getting has nothing to do with PHP as far as I can see
<13> ok. do you have any suggestions?
<14> Seek further guidance from an IIS support forum is the only one I can think of
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