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<0> Ahroun: i need this before i send body.. so i can modify headers
<0> but dunno if i can cancel one.
<1> I have a question. Is there a simple way that I can append a jscript snippet at the end of all .php|ht?l files without modifying every single page?
<1> I'm looking at putting the jscript snippet at the end of each </body> tag
<2> zimnyx: no, you can't cancel a header. lra_ might be right about being able to override one though. Why in the word are you sending a header you're going to cancel though?
<3> looks like this doesn remove white space: '@([\r\n])[\s]+@'
<3> should I just use \S ?
<4> hey, is money_format(); broken? money_format('%+#2.2i',$row[4]) and it still display (#2.2i) .. I want -#2.2i
<0> Ahroun: whole system using nocache as session_cache_limiter, but there is a but in IE which can be fixed only be changing it to cacheable. i'd like to use session_cache_limiter('') but it can;t be called again after session_start() was called. So only way is to menualy set header('Cache-control: ....') to overrride already set nocache header..
<2> zimnyx: Sounds fishy to me in the sense that it sounds like you should be approaching it differently. Precisely how I can't really say, and unfortunately I need to get ready to head home from work.
<5> how would you get 2 mondays ago using strtotime?
<0> Ahroun: sure.. it's easy, i just need to call session_start() a bit later:)
<0> Ahroun: but i got dozen of cl***es here, i need to talk about it with other guy.
<1> nater, 2 weeks = 1,209,600 seconds
<6> !+60*60*24*14
<7> 1209600
<6> php-bot botsnack
<7> Jymmm: :)
<1> I just said that ;)
<2> zimnyx: Heh. Then I really can't help ya'. I hate the use of cl***es with a p***ion. ;) Anyways, good luck to you guy. I'm out.
<5> fenix: the reason i'm asking is i've run across some code using strtotime("last Monday") and it for some reason works...
<8> 86,400 seconds in a day, good to remember, then you just have to multiply by number of days. :)
<1> nater, that's cus it's a part of strtotime
<9> of course, there are 2 days a year where that's not entirely true.
<1> you could also use strototime(-2 weeks)
<6> FenixRF and your point is?
<1> that I'm not as fancy as you
<9> ...in some parts of the world.
<10> Ahroun, it didn't work with the stream functions, but there are ncurses-bindings for PHP that works great
<4> money_format(); is BROKEN
<11> no, your CPU is BROKEN.
<4> test it by yourself: echo money_format('%=*+#10.2n','-5.36');
<4> it's supposed to give -*********5.36 but it's giving (*********5.36)
<1> nexact-, that's cus money_format encloses negative values in ( )
<1> which is the way the financial world defines negative values in accounting
<12> FenixRF: not according to the manual, you have to explicitely ask for ()
<4> FenixRF, yes but I've supplied + in the format, it's not supposed to encloses it in ( )
<12> "If ( is used, negative amounts are enclosed in parenthesis. If no specification is given, the default is +."
<4> even if I don't supply it, it's enclose it
<4> GarethAdams, you think it's a bug ?
<1> nexact-, I took your code just as you typed it
<12> The function says locale settings affect it, but that's only the currency symbol
<1> http://cleanup.rdfleming.com/test.php
<11> nexact: Which PHP version?
<4> my phpinfo(); http://nexact.mindkind.org/test.php
<4> 5.1.2
<4> FenixRF, what I typed: http://nexact.mindkind.org/test2.php
<1> I'm using PHP 4
<11> 5.0.5 works fine
<4> rhmm weird.
<11> nexact: Type it in your CLI
<13> Using PHPUnit2 v. 2.3.5, I have the same issue as in PEAR::Bug #5053. The bug is listed as fixed. Do I still need the CVS version of PHPUnit2, or should I open another bug report?
<11> snoyes: We don't support phpunnit nor #pear
<11> !+pear
<7> [PEAR] PHP Extension and Application Repository, a framework and distribution system for reusable PHP components. ##PHP does not support PEAR, please see http://pear.php.net/support.php.
<13> thanks, I'll try #pear.
<1> test.rdfleming.com :: PHP 5.1.2
<1> err test.rdfleming.com/test.php
<1> shows -**********5.36
<14> how can i auto fill a select box with date and select the current date (then another select one for months)
<1> default="<? date(?) ?>"
<1> something like that
<11> Aaaargh!
<1> no... value=
<11> !+short tags
<7> Short tags are <? or <%, and should never be used. They are scheduled for removal from PHP6, and are configuration dependant. Use <?php, period.
<1> Stormchaser, that is my bad... I never use short tags...
<14> FenixRF: must need a loop to loop around the avaiulable dates / months
<15> Hey, i fell asleep last night before i could get an answer
<15> PHP is yelling at me about a file called lex
<1> Andy298, create yourself an array
<15> any idea what to do?
<1> then loop that array
<1> when filling in your values
<4> Stormchaser, I've just typed it and it output exactly the same thing
<4> (*********5.36)
<4> (in my CLI)
<8> Any cURL savvy folks here? Specifically, i am trying to perform multiple execs in one 'session', success with that? (php 5.1.2)
<16> why can I get this error ? i do not get it ? "Warning Error: (array_search(): Wrong datatype for second argument) in file siteMain.php on line 81" ? my Array is $theSite['url']['file'][0]; ?
<4> I havent tried that but cURL is really nice :)
<11> kennebel: Can you try that nexact's command? echo money_format('%=*+#10.2n','-5.36'); in your CLI. We're pondering if it's a bug or not.
<8> Stormchaser: Sure.
<17> Questutis: maybe you p***ed it the wrong data type for the second argument ?
<16> AcidReign: how to understan wronf datatype ?
<16> it is an array with values :/
<17> !+func array_search
<7> mixed array_search(mixed needle, array haystack [, bool strict]): Searches the array for a given value and returns the corresponding key if successful
<11> Questutis: is it? Have you checked it?
<17> Questutis: you need to p*** an array of strings or numbers as the second argument
<16> print_r() gives - [0] => Array
<16> (
<16> [0] =>
<16> [1] => main
<16> [2] => about
<16> ...
<17> Do not flood.
<16> sorry :(
<11> *blink*
<1> Hey, is there any way to append a snippet of jscript after the closing body tag, besides doing a sitewide search/replace?
<17> Questutis: $ php -r "print_r( array_search( 'foo', array( 'bar','foo','baz' ) ) );"
<17> 1
<8> Stormchaser: I cannot test it, apparently the function is undefined in WIndows, my linux box isn't up right now with php (have to reinstall)
<17> FenixRF: auto_append_file ?
<11> kennebel: money_format should NOT be platform-dependant.
<4> I'll test it on my other boxes
<17> FenixRF: it'll only work on files run through PHP
<1> AcidReign, I was thinking that... but I'm not so sure where it'll append to...
<16> yes AcidReign the function works, but I do not know why it gives this warning above.
<17> kennebel: I'm sure apache has an option, most free hosts use that
<17> FenixRF: the end
<1> yeah... the end is too far :)
<1> needs to be between </body> and </html>
<17> FenixRF: well than you have to insert it yourself
<17> or do some complicated trickery that is not guaranteed to work
<18> Erm. Nothing should be between </body> and </html>.
<17> then there's that
<1> yeah... I have over a thousand pages to change (easy with search/replace) ... but the code won't be in any new pages
<8> Stormchaser: http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.money-format.php Read the "note" section.
<1> mattmcc, tell Google Analytics that
<18> FenixRF: Google isn't known for its markup validity interests.
<1> yeah. corporate wants google analytics... google wants their jscript immediately following </body>
<18> That's a shame.
<13> we put the google analytics jscript just before the </body>. Seems to work fine.
<8> Stormchaser: http://kennebel.com/mon_test.php (on linux/apache/php 5.0.4)
<8> -*********5.36
<4> Stormchaser, I've just tested it on 5.0.5 it work fine too.
<19> Hello
<19> Is it likely that the <?= -short-tag will be deprecated/removed?
<19> <? should be and <?php should be used more... But <?= is very handy.
<1> ah well
<1> thanks
<1> gotta go
<1> night all
<4> Stormchaser, It seems the problem is only happening on my FreeBSD 5.4... should I report it ?
<3> is this valid expression ?$image_name='@gallery_([0-9]).png@;
<3> $img=preg_match($image_name,$template)
<3> it looks in <img src="/***ets/gallery_5.png"
<20> which do you prefer $_ENV or getenv()
<20> as for myself, i find that $_ENV is spotty and doesn't actually fetch the environment on some systems.
<21> walrusnip: I've had the same experience
<8> Well, that's a work day for me. ttyl
<22> okay yall I have a stupid question, I want to insert html code inside of a text area box, how would I do that?
<22> like <text area> html code </textarea>
<20> Pooky: thank goodness. i though i was going CRAZY!
<21> walrusnip: I used to check for the user running the script using the env variables, now I have to do $processUser = posix_getpwuid(posix_geteuid());
<17> S^Gerbitz: Err... you mean, you want to have formatting in a textarea? You can't.
<20> Pooky: the env user would be the one who started apache though.
<21> walrusnip: I have some php shell scripts :)
<21> walrusnip: for table maintenance and such
<22> AcidReign - I mean like I want to show html code inside of a text area box. like this <text area> <img src="pic"> </textarea>
<22> like that
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