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<0> t0mas: Then that's your limit.
<1> I'll try
<0> papaJohn: When the setting that populates it is disabled in the PHP config?
<2> ...and there's no post data
<3> hm
<2> 'or' rather
<3> i have xmlHTTPRequest sending data to php and it's empty
<4> autoload magic eh?
<4> let me look into that
<0> papaJohn: You may be doing it wrong.
<3> Elazar myConn.connect("controller.php", "POST", "aaa=2&bbb=3", fnWhenDone);
<3> data is static text
<0> papaJohn: What is myConn?
<4> why in PHP 5 Objects, Patterns, and Practice book they dont tell you about autoload() until much later
<4> i would think it is critical to do including and requiring first
<3> Elazar it's a wrapper
<0> papaJohn: Can't really help you if I don't have a copy of the wrapper cl*** source. I'd recommend taking a look at this, though: http://twilightuniverse.com/resources/code/sack/
<3> Elazar http://xkr.us/code/javascript/XHConn/
<5> hey guys
<3> server side it's
<3> $input = $GLOBALS["HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA"];
<3> if($input){
<3> //print"input is ok";
<5> http://datablast.ath.cx/index.php?page=projects/pagedump/index
<5> go use pagedump for HTML tests you like to share with the world :)
<0> papaJohn: Why aren't you just using $_POST?
<3> Elazar indeed
<3> "a="+ jsonDataObj and then $_POST["a"]
<6> from where i can get zlib rpm for php?
<0> papaJohn: That would be the idea, yeah.
<4> so, if i use __autoload() which files will NOT need __autoload()
<3> degWORK /etc/p***wd
<4> brilliant
<4> so the supercl***es wont need it and the interfaces likely wont need it
<4> does that sound right?
<0> papaJohn: Anyway, I'd highly recommend looking at that link I gave you. I think it's a lot more intuitive than what you're using.
<3> Elazar yeah I agree, it looks more thorough
<7> startkeylogger
<8> lol
<9> omfg
<8> somebody was on slashdot
<10> Heh.
<10> I still don't even know what that does... oh well.
<11> BigE, there is a trojan that NIS (norton internet security) wrote a trap for.. all that does is cause anyone running that particular filter to lose connectivity for 30 seconds (so I am told by a freenode staffer)
<10> Ahh, heh.
<10> pwned?
<11> I'm not sure if stalling one's connection is a bug or not :)
<12> Pollita++
<12> labeled breaks++
<13> break 'ya neck';
<14> Hmm...
<0> mattmcc: Just out of curiosity, what are these "keylogger commands" that the topic refers to?
<14> I need to find time this weekend to finish my server rack cabinet
<15> Elazar, just dont type anything that contains "keylogger"
<14> Haha
<14> good deal =D
<14> Elazar; Check out slashdot
<14> it's on there, I believe
<0> *rotflmao* Now THAT's funny. :P
<16> is there an url where I can learn more about using ? instead of if? I dont know how to ask google ;)
<0> carlos-the-man: "ternary operator" is your search phrase.
<16> thanks
<14> guys, what do you think about dual-core CPUs?
<14> AMD or Intel? Which one is better for Dual-Core?
<15> carlos-the-man, <condition> ? (do this if condition is true) : (do this if condition is false);
<16> mfonda thanks too
<17> yawn
<17> efnet is boring me
<17> its friday at the titty factory and i have lost interest in work
<17> who needs some help
<17> oh
<17> !intel
<17> easy enough decision
<17> buy american, buy amd
<14> AMD, then?
<14> I need one for college
<17> although I have to say the new intel procs for the mac are ***y
<17> oh
<17> why do you "need" a dual core for college?
<14> ...
<18> word
<14> Because I want to be better than everyone else on the computer interest floor >.>
<18> but not just word
<18> word AND excel, at the same time
<14> I'm already bringing a 6-foot tall server cabinet, filled to the brim
<16> unexpected T_STRING in line "$return_string .= ' mysql_result(mysql_query("SELECT access FROM groups_to_products WHERE products_id=" . $products['products_id'] . " and customers_group_id=" . $customers['customers_id']), 0);" so, what is a t string?
<19> hi, I have a function that returns a key based array
<19> how should I try to get values out of it?
<14> $array[key]
<19> is functionthatretursarray()['key'] not correct?
<14> Does the function return the array?
<19> yes, positive...
<14> then you want to do
<14> $newarray = functionthatreturnsarray();
<14> echo $newarray[key]
<19> k, thx
<19> not possible to do it directly, right?
<14> not that I know of offhand
<19> k, thx
<16> I have a variable in a function that I need on the nxt fuinction inside the same file, how can I get it?
<20> ideally, p*** it to the other function as an argument
<20> otherwise, less ideally and at times dirty, use the global keyword (read about variable scope)
<20> also, $GLOBAL is another similar choice
<21> I seem to remember a sneaky trick to do enums in PHP, instead of having a bunch of define'd constants, but now cannot find it... Is there a way to do this?
<20> $GLOBALS :)
<17> enum == bad?
<20> array?
<17> well in sql enmu is bad :)
<21> thoguht about an array
<21> basically want a.DATE=1, a.TITLE=2, a.SUBJECT=3, etc.
<20> i'm learning C now, haven't had the pleasure of using enum yet, but am learning struct
<21> thought there was a cute syntax for it
<2> chrismurf: you're using PHP5?
<20> not really, although you can do $('foo'.$i}
<16> I dont get why if I get here ...php?customer=2 then the customer variable is not available in the function
<21> nbd
<20> carlos-the-man: read php.net/variables.external
<20> there are many possible reasons
<22> philip: that would be an interesting parse error
<21> sure, I can use either.
<21> AcidReign: haven't committed to one yet
<21> carlos-the-man: it is available, as $_GET['customer']
<21> carlos-the-man: but listen to philip too :-)
<17> carlos-the-man: scope, also register globals is bad sloppy programming
<20> oops, caffinated :) yeah, i of course meant ${'foo'.$i} :)
<20> (not that i recommend such a dirty use of php)
<23> Agh, it burns just to read that.
<21> philip: yuck ;-)
<16> $_GET['customer'] did it thanks guys
<22> philip: haha
<20> yeah, superglobals are super in that they are global :)
<20> what's a keylogger?
<0> philip: http://it.slashdot.org/it/06/03/03/004215.shtml
<20> interesting
<23> So if anyone says 'startkeylogger' it just goes off?
<23> Weird.
<20> well,so, i guess you are to be banned now? :)
<23> :O
<23> It didn't seem to have any effect anyway.
<20> if a tree falls in a forest and nobody hears it, did it make a sound? :)
<23> Define sound.
<23> If by sound you mean the vibration which the ear and brain turn into the neuron pulses that we call sound; yes. The vibration still occurs.
<24> I hope its a global.
<20> well, okay :)
<25> could anyone shed some light on what this error means: PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library '/usr/lib/php5/mysql.so' - /usr/lib/php5/mysql.so: undefined symbol: empty_string in Unknown on line 0
<26> FlamingCows: Actually by your definition... it wouldnt ;) If sound depends on having an ear that turns neuron pulses into sound...
<26> (about to get slammed by symantax because im to lazy to type out the whole thing)
<23> I said 'the vibration which ...', not the act of hearing.
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