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<0> If you're a masochist. ;)
<1> is it that hard?
<0> No
<0> Hence the wink
<1> but the theory behind it.... hmm
<0> Some people do have a hard time with regex, and to those people, I honestly recommend they go out and get a vetted, well-known solution, such as formmail.pl
<0> knoppix: Maybe pick a more unique username?
<0> Mosselmaniac: If you're particularly attached to PHP-over-perl for this, there are also PHP solutions out there. Google should be able to direct you to a few.
<2> TML, why not just direct him to a manual page for preg_match
<2> there's an example there for validating an email address
<2> and after that it's 5mins of scripting
<1> or just hard code the $headers to make thinks easier
<0> tempest1: Because I don't believe it appropriate for everyone to roll their own form mail solution.
<0> tempest1: And because he's already been directed there.
<0> Mosselmaniac: I do suggest you review the code of any PHP solutions, though, and make sure you're fairly comfortable with what it does, as they're of varying degrees of quality.
<2> TML, why isn't it good for people to write their own mail code?
<3> Please HELP!! Call to undefined function: mysql_connect(), I'm running Ubuntu, and php4-mysql is already installed
<2> it's not that difficult, and it makes you less dependant on getting code from others
<0> tempest1: There are some wheel which just don't need to be reinvented by every single person on earth.
<0> s/wheel/wheels/
<2> TML, well, I understand that logic after you've learned how to program
<1> i love that discussion
<0> fromvega: A link to your phpinfo() page?
<2> but for Mosselmaniac's purposes i'd suggest that he learn to write his own
<1> the mambo vs. own coded cms people discussion
<2> so even if he does use somebody else's later, he knows whats going on
<0> tempest1: *shrug* We'll have to agree to disagree. I don't think it a good way to learn programming, to re-invent wheels.
<0> tempest1: Better is to read well-established code, and spend more time writing your own.
<1> wait, let me get 1 line of code
<0> tempest1: But there are many theories of learning out there. :)
<0> This one just happens to be mine.
<4> Could anyone possibly help me with mailer application im writing. Its hanging up after about 1k emails sent. This is NOT for spam.
<0> jedwards_: I suspect it's the MTA
<4> MTA?
<1> if (!ereg('^[-!#$%&\'*+\\./0-9=?A-Z^_`a-z{|}~]+'.'@' . '[-!#$%&\'*+\\/0-9=?A-Z^_`a-z{|}~]+\.' . '[-!#$%&\'*+\\./0-9=?A-Z^_`a-z{|}~]+$', $email)
<1> i use that to check if that thing is valid
<5> uh?
<1> not enough?
<0> jedwards_: Yes...the Mail Transfer Agent.
<0> Mosselmaniac: Don't use ereg, please.
<1> but you would like to see such a thing, right?
<0> Something akin to that, yes.
<1> only with another function, for some kind of reason.
<3> TML: thank you, I was editing the wrong php.ini blah :P
<1> the thing is, i already got that line of code, in the same mailer, tml.
<1> for the contact field, i set in the header
<0> Mosselmaniac: The problem we were discussing was your use of $_POST fields without validating their contents first
<1> i do validate them.
<0> Do you?
<0> That expression validates $email, not $_POST
<1> i do $email = $_POST[email]; THEN validate it, then mail it.
<1> but you are right, i only validate the email address, not the name.
<0> Mosselmaniac: In the code you showed us, you were using $_POST['foo'] directly
<0> That's the part we were suggesting was a problem
<1> yeah, but i verified $_POST['foo'] before that
<0> But we've not read your entire codebase, so it's up to you to decide whether or not we're right.
<6> What does "Warning: Illegal offset type" mean (in reference to arrays)?
<0> All we can do is put up signs, you have to follow them on your own.
<1> TML $headers .= "From: ".$_POST['contact']."<".$_POST['email'].">\n";
<0> genelisp: It means you did $array[$idx] where $idx is neither an int nor a string.
<1> oeps sorry for that colors, do you see colors? stupid irc client
<4> TML: currently the way i'm sending the mail is I open a socket directly to port 25. then sending the mails via SMTP commands. sendmail is currently on the machine.
<0> genelisp: More than likely, it's either an object or a resource.
<1> that line of code, i do check $_POST['email'] but not $_POST['contact'];
<0> jedwards_: Generally speaking, MTAs will begin to throttle you after a large number of messages. Make sure that it's not the MTA first.
<1> because contact is just a NAME not some kind of email address that has to suit a specific pattern.
<0> Mosselmaniac: Except for the fact that users can supply any value they like there.
<7> I need a recommendation for a friend....
<8> anybody here has experiences with mojavi, please help me!
<0> freaksw: mattmcc is a pretty nice guy
<1> yeah true, so i misread that one
<1> euh, miscode
<4> TML: how would I test this? and when you say Mailing agent I'm ***uming you mean sendmail vs qmail for instance?
<0> !tell raidman about g10
<7> Can anyone recommend a good php book that doesn't overly focus on the language, but on how to use it in dynamic sites with MySQL?
<1> but then i'm not looking for a preg_match for the email address, but just for a name? is there something like that?
<0> jedwards_: Yes. Before writing mail software, you should familiarize yourself with the mail RFCs such as 2822 and their terminology.
<0> jedwards_: As for how you'd check if sendmail throttled you, you'd have to ask #sendmail. It's been far too long since I did that.
<0> Generally speaking, the answer is "log files"
<9> hey, is there a way to remove the PHPSESID from appearing on the anchors ? like ..php?phpsessid=8g8g5f etc. when using session_start() ?
<0> But I can't get into any more detail than that offhand.
<4> TML: ok thanks
<6> TML: thanks - I'll check
<1> tml, i should check that the name does not contain any \r\n or something?
<7> anybody anybody anybody? :)
<0> freaksw: As a general rule, I don't find it wise to recommend *ANY* PHP book, as they're mostly rehash of php.net/manual
<7> everyone says that about every language
<0> freaksw: No, I mean they generally reprint the contents of php.net/manual verbatim
<0> Word for word
<7> I've never seen that
<10> could someone help me figure out why my attempts at sending a process to the background aren't working?
<7> and I've looked in a bunch of php books
<0> freaksw: I've never seen anything but, and I've read a fair share as well.
<11> i need to make a new tshirt "White Space is the Devil"
<12> how do I put a link inside a $var for a <textarea>?
<0> freaksw: That being said, try peeking at php.net/support, they have a "Books" section
<11> BigTrucK : er come again
<11> php books are worthless
<0> BigTrucK: You can't make the contents of <textarea> clickable.
<1> i should check that the name does not contain any \r\n or something?
<0> BigTrucK: At least, not in any UA I've ever seen.
<0> Mosselmaniac: Yes.
<11> TML: sure u can onclick :)
<11> oh
<11> he meant the inside
<0> That's what I'm ***uming
<1> that will do? just check \r or \n
<0> Mosselmaniac: Generally speaking, an appropriately forumalted regex does that inherently, using ^ and $
<11> biggahed: like this http://me.eae.net/stuff/litespellchecker/litedemo.html ?
<1> thanks for the info sir
<11> TML: check http://me.eae.net/stuff/litespellchecker/litedemo.html
<11> its purty
<12> TML: ya cuz <a href> tags are being displayed literally
<11> BigTrucK: for all intent and purpose you cant
<1> TML u should get paid lol. the whole channel depends on you for now.
<12> winmutt: ok thx
<11> biggahed: waht you want is html editing
<11> er
<11> BigTrucK: what u want is html editing not text editing
<13> hi all, can't find the XML function in php to do something like the following Java method "HTTPSender.sendHTTPRequest()"
<13> anyone knows how to post an XML to a URL?
<14> Prescriptor: http://www.php.net/curl
<14> PHP5 (maybe 5.1) can also do POST with stream contexts
<11> anyone know of a HTTP POST util that will redirect a pipe or file and fits on one disk
<15> $xml->{$c['name']} will get the variable of the $xml object, named the value of $c['name'], right?
<13> i know how to get the returns.. don't know how to post an XML 1.0
<11> itrebal: yes
<15> is there a better way to do it :/?
<11> itrebal : no isnt that better enough?
<15> winmutt: just doesn't suit me
<11> i mean there are other wasy but thats the least intensive on your hand
<11> "suit" ?
<15> agree with me, doesn't feel like the correct method
<16> Hello all, how i search duplicates records on a TXT file ?
<10> could someone help me figure out why my attempts at sending a process to the background aren't working?
<9> hello, is there a way to remove the ?PHPSESID from appearing on the links ? for example file.php?phpsessid=8g8g5f.. etc. when using session_start() ? maybe with some ini_set() setting or something ?
<11> itrebal pastebiun some code to me
<11> some "content" material
<15> winmutt: its alright, no need
<17> Is it possible to break/continue out of an if statement?
<11> but more than liekely thats the best way to do it
<6> TML: please could you have a look at my code - I can't seem to find the problem - I've also written what I'm trying to do, here: http://pastebin.com/638498
<15> hackel: inside a function you can 'return'
<15> hackel: which terminates script execution
<11> hackel: exit? i think rtfm
<11> return does not terminate script exec
<17> itrebal: Yeah I definitely don't want to return, and it would be silly to make one little test into a function.
<15> winmutt: sorry, function execution :)
<16> Hello all, how i search duplicates records on a TXT file ?
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