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<0> no.. the 4th argument is the header field ...you can use of for lots of other stuff too
<1> and the sytax for that is - 'from:email@email' - this works for a fixed email, but what if its a variable $email?
<0> its still because you use '
<2> swimrr: don't use '
<0> and not "
<1> ah....so the 4th argument is the header
<2> yeah
<1> so any changes in the 4th argument effect the email header
<2> yeah
<2> but your problem is that you are using single quotes
<3> any more opnions
<3> w.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html || Pastes to http://cpp.sf.net || Be patient, courteous, and precise...this is C++, we all have our segfaults. We don't do homework.'
<3> * Set by orbitz on Tue Sep 06 08:25:09
<3> <3> http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/956/screen1ms.jpg ........hows this looking guys
<3> <^hEllL0rd> yeah if i remember right you get a nice item from that
<3> <Lugoismad> hey helllord, could you take a look at this program again for me? http://rafb.net/paste/results/eFEdYQ47.html For some reason when I run it on my unix box and try to connect to it with my browser, it never loads anything in
<3> <3> im trying to keep it simple bu yet eye pleasing
<3> <
<3> oops
<1> so why can't I just put - from:$email - ?
<2> you can
<2> if you use double quotes
<2> that's the last time you're allowed to bring that question up
<1> lol
<1> ok
<1> double quote the whole thing?
<2> $header = "from:$email"; not $header = 'from:$email';
<3> more opinion please how to make look better certain chnages etc
<3> http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/956/screen1ms.jpg
<1> ah, my hampster just woke up and turned on my brain
<2> :)
<0> swimrr, normally if it doesn't work, echo it and see if it writes what you think it does :P
<1> thanks istasi
<2> swimrr: you can go here for help: http://us3.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php#language.types.string.syntax.double
<2> scroll down to variable p***ing
<1> thanks everyone
<2> sure
<1> nite all
<4> any reliable way to determine the server root directory with php?
<5> cyphor: using the $_SERVER var.
<4> yes, I've been looking through all those vars. I'm trying to detect the server root though, not the document root..
<6> how would you say - IF this 8 character string starts with the letter S (case insensitive, so s or S) then true
<4> if (($str[0] == 's') || ($str[0] == 'S')) { return TRUE; } else { return FALSE; }
<6> okay, thansk
<7> callipygous: or, you could simply convert the string to upper/lower case and do one comparison
<7> strtoupper($str) if($str[0] == 'S') return true; return false;
<6> interesting, thanks
<6> but the string will also have numbers in it
<6> although, it is a session variable
<4> it won't effect them
<4> affect*
<6> so would I if($_SESSION['name'][0] ?
<7> i'd use substr, but that's me
<4> If I were you I'd start by setting any variables your script recieves first, then inspect them... like $name = $_SESSION['name'];
<7> if(substr($_SESSION[name] 0,0) == 'S') ....
<4> http://pastebin.com/586419
<4> there you go callipygous
<4> you should determine what the name string can contain, then fully inspect it... like if it can only contain alpha-numeric chars run ctype_alnum on it etc..
<6> ahh ok, that won't be necessary
<0> return (strtoupper ( $str[0] ) == 'S'); <- wouldn't that just be enough? :)
<8> greets
<8> whats the maximum size of a function name?
<9> technically?
<9> There is none.
<9> How much ram ya got?
<8> a bit :P
<8> ok just tryin to rule out some stuff here
<10> is using php cli can prevent timeout?
<9> set_time_limit(0);
<9> zero being "unlimited"
<10> Pollita, anyway to know if the script has been timed out?
<11> Pollita: Proposterous! Zero is not unlimited! :O
<9> "proposterous"? Is that like.... A non-amateur posterouts?
<11> Yeah well, my spelling blows. :P
<9> brainb0x: Yeah, there's a check for that....
<11> register_shutdown_function() would do it, no?
<11> Maybe not :S
<9> Wait... "test if it's timed out"?
<10> Pollita, any tips?
<9> If it's timed out then it's not running anymore.
<9> What are you planning to check?
<10> i mean is it possible to handle if the script is going to timed out?
<9> Not so much. Just set the timeout to unlimited and build your own timeout mechanism
<10> Pollita, many thanks!
<12> Pollita: HI MOM!
<9> Jymmm: Well, if it isn't the runt of my litter
<12> Pollita Aw geeze ma... do ya always have to call me a runt?
<12> Pollita: I'll grow big and tall....someday.
<13> that's an intelligent quit message
<5> haha
<11> caffinated: Good news. I might be getting a Rails job here.
<12> Yeah... swinging on a BR*** RAIL maybe
<12> YOu'll look HAWT in fishnet stockings kuja
<11> hah
<11> Dammit, this guys are going to make me develop on Windows, using Eclipse.
<11> s/this/these/
<4> any idea's on dynamically setting the name of a variable, say to a value stored in an array?
<14> hi everybody
<13> cyphor: ${$array['key']} = 'value'
<13> I would highly recommend against it though, if you do it that way make sure you thoroughly filter out $array['key']
<4> k thanks =)
<15> I have input text box in my form for the user to specify a url to an image to be shown on the page, should I do any url encoding, or just p*** it on thru to <img> (escaping " first of course)?
<14> you can directly p*** it
<15> I guess this is a stupid question; I'm getting tired.. thanks
<14> but before using it directly in the tag
<12> validate that it's an image
<14> ***ign it to some variable and then use that value of the variable in the tag
<4> =)
<4> also inspect for an xss attempts
<4> any*
<15> Jymmm: I was first thinking of connecting to the server and checking the content-type, then thought that'd be insecure/slow, then thought maybe just checking file extension
<12> void[]: **** no, just use http://php.net/manual/en/function.getimagesize.php
<14> yeah dont use direct url in your tag
<14> se it through a variable
<15> Jymmm: hmm.. cool, thanks
<15> guru[1]: hm, why is that so important? because of mixing up the quotes from $_POST ?
<14> which one?
<15> using a variable
<14> yeah thats because to avoid any attempts to cross site scripting
<14> that actually in one of his talks Rasmus had insisted to use it that way
<14> to avoid Cross site scripting
<16> hey i have a large number of sql statements in a file, whats the easiest way to send them to mysql?
<16> through php that is
<17> Is there any dis/advantage to using a browser's login window as opposed to an HTML form?
<16> you mean the popup?
<17> Yes.
<17> The popup.
<16> erm yes, you can't customize the look of it
<18> I have php_imagick.dll in my extensions folder and enabled in php.ini but when I restart apache2 I get an error saying it couldn't find the dll. I'm using php 4.4.0 Any idea whats wrong?
<4> it's looking somewhere else I'd say
<4> check the extension dir
<18> hmm.. I have other extensions enabled in that dir with no problems
<4> then I have no clue =(
<19> Hello everyone! =]
<4> sup
<7> yo
<7> w0rd
<19> So what's going on?
<7> im procrastinating
<7> u?
<19> Hmmm I'm doing the same, actually...
<7> Hey! Only one person is allowed to procrastinate at a time! And I got here first :)
<19> Just you try and stop me! **cackles and avoids work**
<20> Slade: I was gonna procrastinate . . . but ummmm I'll do that later . . .
<7> nmatrix9: ok,.
<7> Techsetsu: im gonna procrastinate doing that too
<7> i really dont feel like finishing this custom web ticket system....
<15> does php have goto? :)
<19> Oh! I was going to ask a question.
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