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<0> i think its good once i get logo and upper right hand thing menu up there
<1> If you say so..
<2> how to upload the data of an image to the database using SQL? and then read the data in that entry using a script to display it?
<1> robinl1: why on earth would you do such a thing
<0> myc: so whats your problem with it ?
<1> Wizz_Kidd: its very 1990 looking
<1> Wizz_Kidd: not horribly better.. but http://jobsinvt.com/
<3> whats the best file naming convention for cl***es?
<4> vhuren: as you said, it's convention.
<5> there is a new naming convention in php 5
<5> use that
<4> just don't name the file "Authentication.php" if it contains the cl*** "Forum"...
<1> i do cl***name_cl***
<3> ok
<5> http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.autoload.php
<0> myc.... 1990 looking ????



<6> does parse_ini_file set any errors if it fails ?
<0> compare to the other freelance sites
<0> when my logo gets there and top right menu etc
<1> Wizz_Kidd: its your site.. if you think it looks good, stick with it.
<1> who amI to say.
<5> i'm off - later guys :)
<1> Wizz_Kidd: no one uses strong colors.. its annoying
<6> what's the url myc ?
<1> http://lanceit.com/temp/
<6> not enough eye burning blue to be trendy like digg :)
<1> lol..
<1> so strange question.. if i do if (1) header('location: ...');
<1> nothing after that point should be executed.. correct/
<6> incorrect i believe.
<1> bignose_: you are right, why?
<6> because header just tells it to print out a header. so that's waht it does.
<1> true dat.
<6> in some cases you will want to print stuff after a header.
<1> yep.. good call.
<1> so die() after it?
<6> exit() would be my suggestion, die indicates an error.
<1> thx
<7> bignose_: So does exit
<6> exit(1) then ?
<7> exit status > 1 indicates error, usually.
<7> >=, even
<6> note : i'm a perl hacker that does php onces in a while. so i can't be trusted.
<7> Well, Perl or PHP.
<7> Doesn't matter...
<6> kuja: then how would you exit after printing out a header ?
<7> The point is that the status your program exits with is used to determine if the program failed or succeeded (usually)
<6> agreed.
<6> typically returning 1 in a function means true, or success.
<7> bignose_: You can use die or exit, doesn't matter. Just pointint out that exit may also indicate an error.
<6> granted exit != return
<6> oh, MAY indicate an error. die ALWAYS indicates an error.
<7> bignose_: "die -- Equivalent to exit()"
<6> functionally. yes.
<7> Straight from php.net/die
<8> can I put a php tag inside of a .rss file? and have it actually work?
<6> ironpig: if the webserver knows to intrepret .rss files as php.
<8> I can do that with htaccess I think...
<7> bignose_: Yes, what is the other difference besides functionality?
<7> bignose_: If you die(200), it's the same as exit(200)
<7> You're exiting the program with status 200.
<6> kuja: semantics. to me anyways. YMMV in perl if you die it spits something out to STDERR, but i understand this is not perl.
<8> bignose: this "ForceType application/x-httpd-php" inside a .htaccess file should do the trick right?
<6> ironpig: i am not sure.
<6> try it. if it works, it does the trick.
<8> hmmm
<8> nope, I'm missing something.
<6> i think you need to tell it what file extensions.
<8> in the httpd.conf file maybe?
<9> hi
<6> well, i know you can do it there. but .htaccess may be fun foryou to figure out :)
<8> heh
<8> fun, I like how you put that.
<6> if it's not fun, it ****s :)
<6> so at least pretend it's all fun.
<8> :p
<8> I'll listen to some cool music while I do this.



<6> heh, my wife is a meterologist, do you really chase storms ?
<10> bignose_: Only in my fantasies... It's a name, given to my by the spirits...
<6> oh.
<10> I ADORE storms, btw ;)
<6> yeah, me as well.
<11> any php devs in so cal?
<10> what?
<12> SDE, why?
<10> Julian|Work: What did he said?
<12> so cal = Southern California
<11> job opening we're looking to fill.
<11> yes, southern ca
<12> Don't advertise jobs here please.
<10> !tell SDE about jobs
<11> rgr that.
<13> maybe he's looking for a freelancer
<13> even still....no.
<10> ^Migs^: That doesn't change anything...
<12> Especially then.
<11> thats a funny rule, does job chat really get out of hand?
<13> oh, it can get chaotic
<12> SDE: people give out bogus information on a regular basis and cheat the developers, or vice versa on occasion
<12> It's not what we're trying to do in this channel, and there are other places where it's more appropriate.
<11> ah gotcha.
<14> SDE, you can always try rentacoder or something
<15> Evening all :)
<11> no, it's full time big company type thing. but thanks.
<13> meh
<15> I have a simple Q
<15> not a good PHP coder
<16> how do I handle two events for select control ?
<13> it's kind of resourceful to try to use this channel for recruiting, though
<13> post the job on monster.com, SDE
<13> So Cal is too expensive to live in
<15> but is it possible to enter a commandline where a script can find the php.exe file ?
<15> Example, like perl
<11> Migs: lol yeah, tell me about it.
<15> !/usr/bin/perl
<11> #!/usr/bin/php
<10> yes, the shebang apllies for PHP as well... Just use `which php`
<15> I'm gonna use it on a network drive
<15> so no linux machine
<10> um
<15> it's a W2000 machine
<10> that complicates things
<15> and I was thinking about making a CD with the PHP exe on it
<15> is it possible to call Cdrom\php.exe in a script
<15> and that it executes the script like I wrote it ?
<11> add the php directory to your windows environment path, and then just write a batch script
<15> SDE, web based working
<11> you can call your php script like this: php /path/to/myscript.php
<15> no command line
<11> oh
<11> sorry missed that
<15> SDE, didn't tell yet ;)
<17> W2000 ?
<15> yeah, windows
<10> PHPCoding: ye it is... Just point the autorun.,ini to the appropriate things
<0> http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/956/screen1ms.jpg too bright ????
<15> Storm, or use a simpel webserver that supports php ?
<10> Wizz_Kidd: um... What does that have to do with ##php?
<15> but it wants to write to disk
<15> and I don';t have permissions on that disk
<15> just read
<18> Wizz_Kidd - it's....a little bright, yeah
<10> PHPCoding: I can't see, why do you need webserver to run a single...
<10> +script
<15> Storm, it's just this
<15> I've got 20 HTML files on that network disk
<15> whenever I want to change something
<15> I need to find a Admin to change my permissions on that disk to temp write
<15> and I thought with a php script I could easily write a simple sqlite databased script
<15> and just update that one


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