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<0> that specific command; actually
<1> ugh
<1> I still can't seem to get this preg_replace code right... I think its due to lack of practice
<2> neverind now, i get it.
<3> ugh... this is such a ssllooww usb connection
<3> for tunes, anyway
<0> The continue shopping link thing is a good idea but wouldnt you need to use sessions then, and wouldnt that potentially break the back button?
<0> right now i'm just sort of sending ALL of the $_POST values back and forth through all of the pages; so that the back button will function properly (so IE wont bitch)
<2> DogWater: if you disable caching, you can make sure that if someone clicks back they are redirected to the same page they were at before. that page can then check if a form has been submitted and subsequently forward someone elsewhere if it hasn't been.
<0> header("cache-control: private"); <-- that disables caching right? it doesnt work
<2> DogWater: it has always worked for me... never without fail
<2> you should use it in conjuction with the proper meta tags
<4> could someone remind me, what is that command which reads a file, line by line, and returns an array of strings?
<2> martianlobster: file()
<2> :)
<4> thanks :)
<5> Dogwater you may need some javascript nasty, just tested gmail and thats ok with the back button
<6> is there ability to know from wich file and line nr function or cl*** metod was caled?
<2> Tokeiito: use debug_backtrace()
<2> Tokeiito: it is populated when an error is raised
<6> thank you
<7> Tokeiito: __FILE__, __FUNCTION__, __METHOD__ (PHP5, I believe), __LINE__
<1> http://pastebin.com/583825
<6> yes i use PHP5
<1> what is going on in that line?
<8> anyone for some simple preg_replace?
<8> http://corz.pastebin.com/583824
<8> not simple enough for me :/
<7> GregVernon: www.php.net/pcre.pattern.syntax
<1> heh, just the page I needed it looks like
<7> GregVernon: Also www.php.net/pcre.pattern.modifiers
<4> are the values True and False, for type boolean case sensitive? should I be able to write "$foo = false;" and expect this to work?
<2> martianlobster: correct, i usually write TRUE :P
<4> ^Artnez: ok thanks
<2> [or: sorry i cant help, regex is always a trial and error thing for me. I just edit, hit CTRL+S, hit refresh, edit, hit CTRL+S, hit refresh, etc -- till i get it right
<9> lol
<9> good plan :) know that ;)
<8> pff. yeah, we all been there
<4> what is the easiest way to remove the "
<4> "\n" from the end of a string?
<8> trim()
<8> oh, probably better ways
<8> no one for the foobar problem, then? bummer!
<10> what if any protections should i add if i created a html form that is inserting data int sql DB?
<4> ok thanks, trim is what I need
<8> by the way, ^Artnez, all that "hit CTRL+S, hit refresh, edit, hit CTRL+S, hit refresh, etc", if you get EditPlus, the whole lot becomes "F8 - edit"
<8> f8 saces and switches to built-in browser, and also switches back, very handy. sadly only IE, but still, very handy
<8> *saves
<2> [or: i dont like built in browsers :)
<8> suit yourself
<8> it comes with the OS
<2> i use firefox :)
<2> i only test in IE at near end of developement to make sure it works
<8> yeah, so do I, for browsing. but we were talking about *debugging*
<11> How do you find the url of the domain from which a visitor is coming? Is it in $_SESSION['REFERRER']?
<8> yeah
<2> [or: yep. debugging is more usefull in FF.
<10> ylon: $_SERVER['REFERER']?
<11> ah, okay, thanks
<2> atually, i think its $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];
<8> ^Artnez, all sane people agree that IE isn't a real web browser, ff is king, etc, etc. BUT, if you want to do edit-check-edit-check-repeat til fade, I can work 50 times faster in EditPlus. tit's nothing to do with browser sweetness, it's just efficiency
<8> $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] is correct
<8> use a @ in front of it, sometimes it's not there
<2> [or: I agree, however i always need to make sure the markup is valid as well, hense it would be quite frustrating to switch to FF when i need to use the Web Dev toolbar or the DOM Inspector
<8> ^Artnez, different subject altogether, all my marekup is 100%, different subject altogether
<10> ^Artnez: i knew it is somthing like that but wasn`t sure what it excatly is, that is why i put the '?' at the end
<2> redduck676: yea it isnt that easy to find in the manual
<2> [or: i think its all the same. i like to stick with one browser the whole way though (so i can do things like check headers, post vars, stuff like that)
<8> ^Artnez, dude. please, stop now, this is silly
<2> [or: i do see where your coming from ... different strokes for different folks i guess
<12> what's all this keylogger thingy about?
<13> stupid norton firewall stuff
<14> hmmm
<2> triablo: i believe it's norton being a bitch again
<14> http://lanceit.com/temp/
<14> like the design
<8> no, not at all, I'm talking about doing a trial-and-error debug. the simple fact is that your browser snobbery costs you your most valuable resource: time.
<14> so far
<14> its not done as of yet
<2> MY EYES
<8> F8 - check - edit - F8, think about it
<13> triablo: http://www.hm2k.org/news/1137968795.html
<2> [or: CTRL+S, F5 .. same thing
<2> just one extra keystroke
<8> when it *works*, you check **** in your *real* browser
<8> no, Ctrl-S, ALT-TAB- F5 - ALt_TAB
<12> haha, awesome spox
<2> [or: um... no, CTRL+S, click, F5
<8> Ctrl-S - ALT-TAB - F5 = 5 key strokes, compared to one
<2> there is no alt tab
<2> CTRL-S, click, F5
<8> motion to mouse - click - motion back. OMFG!
<14> http://lanceit.com/temp/
<14> what you guy think of current design
<8> F8 does it all. you must accept this simple fact.
<15> hi
<2> when it's habit, its like a lightning flash
<15> I have a regex like /sometext=text1,text2,text3,text4/
<15> how can I specify that the comma order separated texts, the order doesn't matter?
<16> hi, I'm looking for a gpl anti-bot script thingie
<8> tell that to your hands at age 75
<16> any suggestions?
<8> what sort of bots are you trying to anti?
<17> looksaus: You mean a CAPTCHA?
<16> something like that, yes, difficult to find if you don't know the right terms to look for
<16> TML, thx, will have a look
<8> tenmon, is that grammatically correct? I can't make sense of it?
<15> [or: ok, just an example
<2> tenmon: /sometext=(text1|text2|text3|text4),{0,}/
<18> tenmon, like an authenticator?
<2> i think something like that would work.. i think
<17> looksaus: There's pear.php.net/package/Text_CAPTCHA
<18> errr
<15> ^Artnez: ok, let me try
<18> looksaus, something like an authenticator?
<17> looksaus: But I make no certifications as to the quality of code there.
<2> oh and probably good to escape the comma
<16> TML, thx, will have a look
<16> Spamicles, exactly
<18> http://www.scripts-by.net/PHP/User-Authentication/
<17> tenmon: Why not just: preg_match('/sometext=(.*)/', $yourstring, $matches) and then explode(',', $matches[1]?
<8> actually, that gives me an idea, ta
<8> l*rz
<2> Yea, TML is right, that would be easier on the regex interpreter
<2> will speed it up
<19> how can send messages to jabber users effeciently? using connections pool for example?
<15> TML: ok, that's an option, but I wanted to do it with regex only as I'm trying to learn them (started yesterday :)
<11> I'm trying to set a cookie to the place from which a visitor is coming, but it is not storing the value or creating the cookie. Another cookie is setting just fine using a similar technique. Here's the apparent problem line:
<11> setcookie("referrer_address", $_SERVER['REFERER'], time()+7776000);
<11> any thoughts on this?
<20> who use paypal for the e-commerce application
<7> Hm.. Zend Framework eh? Man I sure wish PHP had namespaces. Zend_* is just getting on my nerves :)
<2> kuja, tell me about it!
<2> its not all that bad, but i havent looked into it too much just yet
<2> I have been reading up on Ruby however :D
<7> Hm, Zend Framework is 6.3MB :P
<2> i like how Ints are actually objects... interesting concept
<7> ^Artnez: Cool =)
<7> Integer -> Fixnum, Integer -> Bignum, Float # The structure I believe.
<2> 3.times do -- wicked :D
<7> Yeah, but most people don't get it.
<7> They can't simply grasb that 3 is a instance of Fixnum and that it can have instance methods.
<11> anyone notice a problem in my above line in terms of what I'm expecting it to do?
<7> grasp, even.
<0> my boss handed me a copy of Visual web developer 2005 express; what the hell is this
<7> lol
<0> he gets all of this crap for free
<2> hahaha
<0> visual studio
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