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<0> can someone take a look at this? the checkExistence() and checkName() isn't working at all -_- / http://pastebin.com/641096
<1> m0o, unixshell.com is cheap
<1> I've got a ton of stuff running on one of their $11.50 VM's...might need a bit more horsepower for the shoutcast streams, but worth a try.
<2> stoffus: why not just check for the existence of the file, rather than getting a list of all files in the directory?
<0> CryWolf, but to check for the file, you must list all the files in those dirs?
<2> stoffus: why?
<0> how else would I do?
<2> stoffus: are you moving the file to all of those directories?
<0> yes
<0> there's two dirs
<2> and one file gets moved to both directories?
<0> no, I can see now what's wrong with the checkExistence()-function
<1> I've got something I'm exploding into a list of variables...problem is sometimes there's an extra field, sometimes not. (at the end). I don't want it anyway, but it's causing a ton of undefined index errors. (and I'm currently getting hammered really, really hard)
<0> but the other one should work, shouldn't it?
<2> stoffus: checkName()? Apart from being poorly named, as it doesn't check anything, it should work. But you haven't said what's wrong with it.
<1> is it ok to explode into a list smaller than the exploded string?
<2> kc5cqm: apparently not. Why not use an array?
<1> not structured like that
<1> hang on...
<0> CryWolf, hehe, I know... what do you mean "it doesn't check anything" ?
<2> stoffus: what about the name is it checking?
<1> http://pastebin.com/641100
<1> problem is, the incoming string is sometimes 1 field longer (I don't care about this optional last field though)
<2> kc5cqm: is this coming from a tab-separated file?
<0> CryWolf, isn't it checking $thefile, which is a synonym to $_FILES['thefile']['name'] ?
<2> stoffus: what is it checking?
<1> CryWolf, yes
<2> kc5cqm: why not use fgetcsv() then?
<0> haha, if get_magic_quotes_gpc() is turned on
<0> hmm
<0> but then, if it is, it strips the slashes
<0> or at least, that's what it's supposed to
<2> stoffus: strip_magic_quotes() would be a far better name for the function. it has nothing to do with anything about checking the name.
<1> well, it's coming from a url
<0> CryWolf, well, that's a minor problem at this stage
<2> kc5cqm: and?
<1> can I ***ign a shorter list to an array with more elements?
<2> kc5cqm: try it
<0> CryWolf, the function, at it's start, was supposed to check for " " and replace it with "_", hence the name
<3> how do you compare a mysql date, with php date()
<3> to check if sql date is bigger as today
<2> HS^: use UNIX_TIMESTAMP() in mysql
<3> if ($sql > date('Y'-'m'-'d'))
<3> something like that?
<3> CryWolf.. i think i want php
<0> CryWolf, you wouldn't mind telling me what's causing the problem rather to make complaints about my coding-style? :)
<4> Bit of a cosmetic question please :) I have in our mail() function headers, where on our From: header our domain name has capitals in it, DomainName.net - but when it gets mailed it changes to lower-case domainname.net - is this normal?
<5> so if I can see phpinfo.php.. shouldn't I have a php.ini somewhere?
<5> wait duh
<5> wait a min. so its saying I have php.ini in /etc/php5.... but that directory doesn't exist. ??
<0> create it
<3> if ($sqldate > date('Y'-'m'-'d')) is that save?
<3> safe
<3> whatever
<0> and then put the file php.ini in there
<6> when a column is set index UNIQUE, and i try record an existing row by php script, how do i find out if fails ?
<5> just make up a php.ini file?
<0> take one from php.net/configuration
<5> will do
<6> when a column is set index UNIQUE, and i try record an existing row by php script, how do i find out if fails ?
<7> bye everyone
<3> someone??
<3> how to compare today of PHP with SQL date()
<8> date ()
<8> just put in the string
<0> be sure that you have the same format in both the script and in the DB
<8> or use time()
<3> it is stored like this in database
<3> 2008-08-01
<3> of type date
<0> then use date
<1> thank guys
<3> time??
<3> ehm....
<8> what exactly do you want to do?
<4> Any ideas on my question please? :)
<3> i want to look if the date fromthe database, is higher as today
<8> try ("Y-M-d", time ());
<0> he doesn't need time
<3> i dont need time..
<8> oh
<8> okay, I see
<3> i need compare dates
<3> one is stored in database..... and the other need to be compared with today
<8> crap, just remove the hyphens then
<0> well, then use date("Y-m-d")
<3> i tried
<0> and what error did you get?
<8> and...
<8> "Error 1337: stfu noob"
<3> i used this
<3> else if($datum != 0000-00-00 && $datum > date('Y'-'m'-'d'))
<9> hi, i have a date: 04/14/2006 and i want to see if that's a monday, how can i do that?
<8> no no
<8> you're doing date() wrong
<3> but if the date is not 0000-00-00.. it will always say $datum is bigger
<8> date('Y-m-d')
<0> m***ively wrong
<3> ah
<8> and even that's not quite right
<8> not m***ively wrong
<3> whats not right about it
<8> I don't understand why you're keeping it like 0000-00-00
<8> that's not a proper variable to compare
<8> try strtotime()
<3> no still not work
<8> not sure that would work though
<0> else if($datum != "0000-00-00" && $datum > date('Y-m-d'))
<0> isn't that proper?
<0> isn't date() printed out as a string?
<8> that actually would work, wouldn't it, due to the string comparison rules
<3> i compare to 0000-00-00 because its the standard date
<3> inserted..
<10> hey
<8> it just makes me uneasy
<3> lol
<10> i'm trying to do a print_r on an object in PHP 4, and i can't seem to print the contents
<10> any idea what to do?
<8> stoffus' example should work
<0> nym, need more info...
<0> what object?
<10> i'm doing print_r($obj, TRUE);
<8> wave your magic want, nym
<10> the object is made by json_decode
<10> i think you mean wand
<8> if you can't print the contents, there's probably no contents to print
<8> the error is probably elsewhere
<10> no, there's contents to print
<8> how do you know?
<0> are you sure?
<11> as soon as someone connects to my webserver, the process uses at least 25MB of ram, is that normal?
<3> well it works now.. but what is so wrong about comparing to 0000-00-00
<3> (please say nothing)
<8> well, just my own comfort level I guess
<0> ndee_, what webserver are you using?
<8> it's generally not best practice to compare strings with > and <
<11> stoffus: apache
<11> 1.3 that is
<0> ndee_ and what modules do you have? php?
<8> but as long as it works...
<12> i try to delete <title>... </title> from a html file a guy here say to me to use substr_replace, but i'm not sure that's it's a good choice, because i can't know the position of <title> and I don't know how to do with preg_replace, is someone can help me ?
<11> stoffus: a couple, http://pastebin.com/641152 the problem is, I don't know for sure which ones to deactivate
<3> ^Migs^ its not a string, but a date i guess.. but it works so who cares.. thank
<8> you'll care when you come back to the code 3 months from now and can't figure out what you're doing, so make comments
<13> I want to use a URL redirect in an if statement - would header("Location:..."); be correct to use here?
<2> stoffus: did you ever say what the problem with your function is?
<6> when a column is set index UNIQUE, and i try record an existing row by php script, how do i find out if fails ?
<0> ndee_, I guess you'd better ask in #apache, since it's not php-related
<11> stoffus: ok
<6> when a column's index is set to UNIQUE, and i try to record an existing row with a php script, how do i find out if it fails ?
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