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<0> will_: you have verified that $_POST is being changed at that point?
<1> Why would $_POST change?
<2> so unless I can find a working top for windows
<0> will_: never mind. keep poking randomly at it until it's fixed.
<3> If I wanted to add a forcetype to my .htaccess file and make an mp3 file redirect to a php file when it is opened, how would I do that through my .htaccess file.. im ***uming it would be something like <files example.mp3> ForceType MP3/PHP Redirect example.php </files> . Is that right?
<4> RvGaTe: it still hasnt stoped the code
<5> Razz3r: strange, is it being uploaded at all ?
<5> Razz3r: becouse exit(); has to stop the script, no matter what
<5> Razz3r: try putting in a random echo, see if it shows up
<5> Razz3r: if that doesn't give you anything, clear your cache
<6> can anyone suggest a good article on SQL injection w/ php?
<5> baitable: MySQL or SQL ?
<6> mysql, please
<5> baitable: you trying to find an article on how to use mysql with php, or how to enable the mysql extension on the server?
<3> If I wanted to add a forcetype to my .htaccess file and make an mp3 file redirect to a php file when it is opened, how would I do that through my .htaccess file.. im ***uming it would be something like <files example.mp3> ForceType MP3/PHP Redirect example.php </files> . Is that right?
<6> rvgate: no, i'm actually looking for a good article on SQL-injection attack prevention (Sorry for the ambiguity). The stuff I've been finding on google has been pretty vague.
<5> baitable: ooh, making your queries secure..
<5> baitable: lemme do a search, hold on... any prefered language ?
<6> :) sorry 'bout that
<6> well, php/mysql
<5> baitable: language in English/Dutch :P
<6> oh, haha english
<5> baitable: bah, i had one in dutch tho, hehe
<6> heh, sorry :P
<7> Preventing an SQL Injection attack? mysql_real_escape_string() simple :)
<8> hey everyone
<5> yo
<8> can someone help me with a problem?
<5> someone??... ehmm... therere are 455 pplz in here.. dont think so :P
<9> with 1 million problems you could have, it's best to lay the problem out instead of asking all 455 peopel "HELP!"
<7> Haron_: Ask, don't ask to ask, and don't ask if someone will answer if you ask.
<8> if i have $_SESSION["basket"] = new array(), and then $basket = $_SESSION["basket"], how do i p*** the session object by reference instead of by value?
<5> Viflux: you lost me there, haha
<7> ;)
<10> Ok, so I have a series of functions that leads to a pls file download; anyone know how I can save the output locally instead?
<8> yeah, but i'd like to draw at least some attention on me first ;)
<5> Josh43: fwrite
<3> Josh: Just ouput the pls file on your server and there you go,
<10> Ben225, The problem with that is that because it's plain text, there is no actual "file" generated; it's spit out to the client directly
<8> anyone? :P
<7> Haron_: I'd first like to know why :)
<10> RvGaTe, Ahh, this looks like just what I'm looking for, thank you
<8> why what?
<8> Viflux
<5> Josh43: np...
<3> Ah josh.
<7> Haron_: You can do $basket =& $_SESSION[ 'basket' ], but why do you want to do that? :)
<11> when should I use strtr as opposed to using str_replace
<12> whereami: default_socket_timeout is only relevant to the connect operation that PHP does
<12> erm
<8> because i'm a lazy bastard and don't like to type $_SESSION[] everywhere ;)
<8> and thanks for the answer, already thought that :) nut wasn't sure
<5> Haron_: then type something else instead, and do a replace in your editor :)
<5> Haron_: like: "SOMETHING = blablabla;", then when you finished your document, replace SOMETHING with your real code ;)
<3> So my question is.. if I wanted to a eat a semi-toasted bagel, toasted with only golden brown edges, would it still have the same effect as i chomped it down and tasted it with my tongue or would it leave a worse after taste?
<8> gah, could do that, but i like it better this way ;)
<7> Haron_: I would advise against it. It might seem clever now, but months from now you'll be stupified as to why your code isn't readable.
<5> Ben225: you sure you dont wanna give it to someone else after you chomped it down?
<13> Haron_: Yeesh, get a decent text editor with autocomplete.
<3> RvGaTe: Well what be the point in giving someone else a pre-chomped bagel?
<5> Ben225: becouse it might taste different?
<8> Viflux, yeah, i know, but this solution with the session stuff is only temporary anyway, won't last a month, will do this with a login and a database instead soon when i know mySQL better
<3> RvGate: Ah, you're so right, i'm going to try that. Thank you so much.
<7> Fair enough.
<5> Ben225: np, anything for php :P
<3> onto my real question and dont say go to apache, there are no ops there and no answers
<3> If I wanted to add a forcetype to my .htaccess file and make an mp3 file redirect to a php file when it is opened, how would I do that through my .htaccess file.. im ***uming it would be something like <files example.mp3> ForceType MP3/PHP Redirect example.php </files> . Is that right?
<14> !tell Ben225 about g8
<5> Ben225 #apache
<5> :P
<15> this is ##php...
<16> brilliant deduction
<5> !google .htaccess
<3> Tell apache ops to wake up
<14> maybe i should stress part of that " Just because some other channel is 'dead' does NOT mean you can ask here."
<15> ops are useless... mostly
<3> Nevermind Gerry is there now
<3> He knows more than you and you and you combined
<17> RvGaTe, date.timezone = "America/New_York" did not fix the timezone. what should i do?
<14> outofjungle_m: did you restart apache?
<5> outofjungle_m: lemme check my php.ini
<14> nmatrix9: whats up
<17> itrebal, yes
<14> date.timezone = US/Eastern is what you mean, no?
<17> itrebal, i got the info from http://php.net/manual/en/timezones.php
<14> outofjungle_m: your in New York?
<17> itrebal, yes, i need the US/Eastern, EDT
<14> outofjungle_m: so US/Eastern will not work for you?
<17> itrebal, i'm in detroit, but any eastern daylight timezone will work
<18> itrebal: ah just finished packing my stuff
<14> nmatrix9: where ya going?
<18> itrebal: Iam not "going" Iam already gone so to speak
<5> outofjungle_m: what does this give you? echo date_default_timezone_get();
<18> Iam up in Canada right now
<14> nmatrix9: where are you 'gone' to?
<14> ah
<17> RvGaTe, let me check
<19> Is it possible to store non-custom objects like an instance of XsltProcessor in the session?
<14> Vlet: why not? should you? probably not hte best
<19> it doesn't seem to persist
<19> basically, I don't want to have to create a new xslt processor and load the xslt into it each time the page runs. I figured I could get some performance out of storing it in the sess
<17> RvGaTe, i get an error. that function is not defined. i'm on PHP4
<19> well, the object seems to persist, but it seems that if I call importStyleSheet() on it, then add it to the session, when I (next time it's run) retrieve it from the session superglobal, it complains about having no stylesheet loaded.
<19> so it seems like php is only storing the base object, and none of the objects stack usage
<5> outofjungle_m: im affraid i cant help you any further, i need to leave...
<17> RvGaTe, Thanks for your help. i'll find a way out :)
<14> should POST data be urlencoded?
<20> itrebal, what are you doing with it?
<5> itrebal: never needed to... so i guess not
<14> fires: cURL
<20> yes then
<5> gtg, bb all !!
<14> :/ ok
<19> oh duh: "Some types of data can not be serialized thus stored in sessions. It includes resource variables or objects with circular references (i.e. objects which p***es a reference to itself to another object)."
<19> as always, it's a case of rtfm
<21> is money_format() supposed to put on the $ and the , for me?
<22> hello, how can i call the GET var with SESSION ? $_SESSION[GET] ?
<21> blazerX3: $_GET
<23> Is it possible to save some php in a mysql table and get the code to parse when you fetch it?
<20> i suppose
<20> but why?
<13> mrzoom: Generally when people ask that, they're trying to do something in a bad way.
<23> i just want to save some functions calls and then fetch them later..
<13> We have files for that.
<24> That will only slow it down.
<25> is there an php.ini setting to turn off or override the directive to include ini files from /etc/php.d as set by the --with-config-file-scan-dir configuration option?
<26> please tell me the function to search in string, real quick
<24> strpos
<13> Or strstr.
<26> Thanks
<13> Read the manual pages carefully for proper usage.
<26> What about substr ?
<13> The manual page should make it evident what you use that for.
<26> I forgot the function name for substring too :(
<26> wait i guess its sub_str i guess
<13> You... just said it ten seconds ago.
<26> oops, cut one "i guess"
<26> substring ?
<26> oh, substr :)
<25> is there a php.ini setting to turn off or override the directive to include ini files from /etc/php.d as set by the --with-config-file-scan-dir configuration option? .... anyone?
<27> spazdaq: --with-config-file-scan-dir is not a standard PHP option. It was added by a vendor...RH, I think.
<27> You'd have to ask them.
<25> indeed it was RH/FC. this was always set in the php.ini i went to turn it off and couldnt find it. searched and found it is compiled in. im crying at the uselessness of it.
<25> thanks anyways.
<28> I am trying to get php mail() function to work on with an apache enviroment that has been chroot'd to /var/www but I am unable to sendmail and php is not generating any errors
<25> look at the sendmail log
<25> peace yall
<23> mattmcc: hmm.. i can save it in a file but i will make it so i easy can change the order of the functions calls.. i was thinking to save ('page', 'id', 'position', 'And the function call')
<28> there is no mail: syslog facility within the chroot
<29> what is xml12 ?
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