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<0> TML, No one needs to use it.
<0> TML, I just /need/ to code something
<1> still not working
<0> Same error?
<1> yeah
<0> Update the code
<1> It works fine until I add the part about ORDER BY $_GET['sort']
<0> try ORDER BY $_GET[sort]
<2> http: So instead of coding something useful, you're going to re-invent the wheel?
<3> j-linux: or above that line do $sort = $_GET['sort'];
<0> TML, What should I code then? What is useful?
<3> and then line below it.... ORDER BY $sort
<1> removing the single quotes worked... now an error on line 15 :S
<1> Warning: mysql_fetch_array(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in
<0> j-linux, That was one of Slade's first suggestions
<3> prolly because $_GET[sort] is empty
<3> http: yeah, people tend to ignore me. :)
<2> http: An online scheduling system with automatic conflict management that allows import and export of iCal files.
<1> ok... now it works... the initial display doesn't work, but clicking on a header works... I understand now...
<3> j-linux: also, i'd recommend using mysql_fetch_row instead of array
<1> Slade: ok... I'll look into it... Why is that better?
<1> http: I must have missed it...
<3> j-linux: preference :)
<2> http: Or how about picking one of the projects Mark Shuttleworth is looking for someone to step up and deliver?
<3> j-linux: whenever i used mysql_fetch_array() i'd have to do: mysql_fetch_array($result,MYSQL_***OC);
<3> i hate extra typing
<3> mysql_fetch_row($result);
<1> Slade: ok, thanks...
<1> I have to shutdown now... cafe is closing... Thanks for your help...
<2> http: Or join one of the eduforge.org projects
<3> any time
<3> j-linux: buy me coffee :)
<1> ok... I'm probably at least 5000 miles away from you though...
<3> heheh
<3> i live in NY, USA
<2> http: I could probably continue in this vein for several hours
<1> I'm in Honolulu, so 5000 is about right... :)
<1> 10pm... store is closing...
<1> thanks again...
<4> http://bc.tech.coop/blog/images/curves.jpg
<3> im jealous of him, he's in hawaii and im not.
<3> he's in a warm tropical environment. I'm freezing by behind off...
<0> wtf, how does notepad have a learning curve?
<5> ...
<6> "Learn to type in this box"
<6> :P
<0> lol
<4> notepad comes with a wizard showing you how to open and save files, but you have to set an option in notepad.ini first :p
<6> heh
<7> when creating many objects in php5, is there a way to manually free certain objects, other than letting them deconstruct?
<6> unset($obj)
<7> is that something that is important to do explicitly?
<8> argh im killing myself here.. rah *waves arms in air* its so hard! $string = '<input name="Number" type="text" id="Text2" value="1234456">'; how do i use preg_match to give me 1234456 only back
<8> *cry*
<8> preg_match('/id="Text2" value="(["^]*)"/',$string,$matches); ???
<9> dtb, i would do:
<9> preg_match ('/id="Text2" value="(\d+)"/',$string,$matches);
<2> dtb: Your regex doesn't match. Try using value="(.*?)" instead
<8> ur a f.. genious
<8> mwa!
<10> hey ligament
<10> er, autocomplete, sorry lig
<11> :D
<12> guys, how do I post raw xml using php?
<13> <?php echo '<xml></xml>'; ?> is the minimum you need
<14> use echo
<14> r print with sigle quotes
<12> OK thanks
<12> ***uming I posted an xml as you described above, how would php client read and parse it?
<12> i.e. does it arrive within $_POST?
<13> php cilent?
<14> it would print whatever you have thrown to the client as it is
<13> oh duh. you want to POST the XML data
<12> deadroot: yes
<14> if you use echo or print with single quotes
<12> OK i've posted XML data
<12> now I'd like to consume it on the other end
<13> no. to POST data, it's a bit more complicated
<6> What's the quotes got to do with anything?
<13> __a: you'll need to send the appropriate HTTP headers as well
<14> its all about parsing
<12> i.e. ***ume client posts XML, now I'd like to obtain whatever it posted and parse and do some stuff with it
<13> __a: do you know the HTTP headers involved in POSTing data?
<12> deadroot: nope
<15> there's no headers
<13> there are. "Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded"
<15> the point of POST data is that it's the body of the request
<15> well, that's to do with submitting a form rather than POSTing data
<13> that is POSTing the data
<15> yes, but you can send any fil fype via POST
<13> the forms are submitted via POSTing the form data
<15> *file type
<15> application/x-www-form-urlencoded means that the POSTed data should be interpreted the same way as a query string would
<13> oh yeah
<13> hmm... normal form submits also submits the data in that manner
<15> yes
<13> so that is what __a wants, iianm
<16> in case anyone is having trouble w/ lexical vs dynamic: http://www.flownet.com/gat/specials.pdf
<13> what is lexical and dynamic?
<15> deadroot: definitely not. __a isn't p***ing a query string as POST data, he's p***ing XML
<15> so conteny-type should be text/xml
<15> *content
<13> oh
<15> POST != form
<13> okay
<12> I want to do 2 things
<12> 1. post some XML data in response to some GET query
<12> e.g. http://foo/bar.php?id=123
<15> __a: you know how when a server sends a page to you, there are headers and then the main body?
<12> GarethAdams: sure
<15> well, when you send a request to a server, again, there are headers and a body
<17> lexical scope returns the value defined inside a function when it is defined, dynamic returns the value defined most recently but applied by the function
<17> i finally get it
<15> the body of this request is what the POST data is
<12> now for the above i'd like to return '<xml><name>foo</name><surname>bar</surname></xml>'
<15> the heaers tell the server about the data
<17> why does the hyperspec use circular definitions?
<15> when you say 'post' do you mena back to the user, or to another server?
<15> you weren't clear before
<12> GarethAdams: another server will consume it
<15> using curl is probably the best way to handle it, to be honest
<12> GarethAdams: can I create an XML document using DOM and post it with just print?
<18> is possible to list files in directory in "created time" order ?
<19> hi everybody! I was looking for a function to convert a string to a currency value with cents (es. "44.58")... any help?
<15> __a: Should be able to
<15> put you have to use a method of the DOMDocument to output it
<15> *but
<15> and that's if you're ok handling the connection yourself
<13> Cavallo: use a platform specific system() call ;p
<2> golan: php.net/money-format
<19> TML: Thanks, but I don't have strfmon capabilities :-(
<2> Cavallo: Use something like glob() or the Directory cl*** (php.net/dir) to read the directory in whatever order your OS uses, get the filectime() of each, and sort them.
<2> golan: A crippled C library? Hard to say what *will* work, then.
<19> TML: hmm... maybe I should doublecheck... everything works fine... maybe I did some errors in writing the PHP code...
<19> thanks, I'll check it now
<20> hi there /join #php
<2> __a: As GarethAdams said, if you're doing HTTP calls from PHP, you'd be far better off using something that does the heavy lifting. curl or the PEAR "HTTP_Client" package come to mind.
<21> where is the site one can post some code to?
<20> how can i display a (loading) page during a prcess and when having finised a final page should be something simple ...
<0> efic, http://code.bulix.org
<0> or pastebin.com
<21> thanks
<19> TML: my bad, I did an error in the PHP code... now it's working... many thanks! :-)
<2> efic: As suggested by the topic, you should ask php-bot about our channel guideline before proceeding too far. You've already asked one question that is answered there.
<20> how can i display this loading page during th eprocess :) ?
<22> php is not very suitable for that coca
<20> Ruud: cant i do it somehow i dont want to use javascript
<21> anyways
<0> coca, AJAX is the only way...
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