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<0> i am trying to do the same thing
<0> convert 2.5 into 2mintes and 30seconds
<0> what did you come up with?
<1> you'll have to separate the 2 from the .5 somehow
<0> hehe
<2> Oh, you don't just want seconds?
<0> split maybe?
<0> split("."
<1> then multiply 2*60, and add .5*60
<0> convert it into string
<3> explode(".", $string);
<1> you'll have the number of seconds then, i guess
<0> NBrepresent and then explode it
<0> cool
<4> depending on the locale the number could be 2,5 instead of 2.5
<4> a1fa: $decimal = $number - floor($number);



<2> NBrepresent: PM.
<4> a1fa: $sec = $decimal * 60;
<4> a1fa: $min = floor($number);
<1> terribleCabbage: did you get it?
<5> how can you prevent sessions from timing out?
<4> vhuren: you can increase the timeout options in your php.ini
<4> vhuren: but you do want to timeout them sometime...
<6> Compiling 5.1 on a p200 is a BAD idea... >_<
<7> :)
<1> p200 = pentium II?
<5> nothere: there are timing out sometimes really early
<2> NBrepresent: Nope.
<6> Pentium 1, 200Mhz
<4> vhuren: yes, depending on your application the timeouts could be really small
<8> that's about the power of my PDA
<5> nothere: ok so how do I make it longer?
<9> is pconnect bad to use for mysql?
<6> Nice. Do you compile PHP on it?
<6> ;)
<0> cool
<0> NotHere : thanks
<1> terribleCabbage: did you get that?
<1> anyone using chatzilla? how do you open a private chat?
<9> /msg username
<4> vhuren: look at the session section in your php.ini. You definetely want to tweak session.gc_maxlifetime and probably others...
<9> /msg username <message> but you need to msg nickserv to identify first
<2> It's working, you just haven't sent anything. :P
<5> nothere: ok thanx bro :)
<1> do i have to type that every time i want to say something?
<9> no.. a new window/tab should appear
<9> but you need to register with nickserv before you nca msg someone
<0> anyway to have numbers in int as "00"
<0> "01", "02", "99"...
<0> i want two numbers.. not just "1".. i want "01"
<9> a1fa: sprintf
<10> NBrepresent: chatzilla also has a /help
<11> Mordof, turns out removing php 5.0.4 and installing the same version again solved it :(
<11> makes no sense, since i didnt touch the config files
<9> $string_with_two_digits = sprintf("%01f", $number); maybe?
<12> I'm seeing a sablotron warning in my logs: PHP Warning: Sablotron error on line none: cannot open file 'foo.xsl' ...
<12> the error message gives the full path to the file, the path is correct and permissions appear to be correct
<12> what else might cause this warning?
<0> thanks
<1> a1lfa: use str_pad
<10> He talking about chatzilla: How do you make do's "curcive mesages" ?
<1> str_pad($mins, 2, "0", STR_PAD_LEFT)
<13> sprintf is better than strpad for fixed length numbers.
<12> nm, it was permissions problem on the stylesheet's containing directory
<14> What is the proper way to remove an element from an array? Say I have Array([0]=>'This' [1]=>'That' [2]=>'And the other'). If I want to remove the second element, is it best just to unset?
<9> somePriest: yes
<13> Yes.
<15> howdy! quickie question. I've seen '@' in some phpscripts, like @mysql_connect(...
<15> whats that for?
<9> supress error messages.
<9> so you can handle them yourself.
<9> if (!($sqlhandle = @connecttodatabase())) die ('This is my database handler when we cant connect');
<9> dont use it unless YOU are checking for errors.
<16> hi dudes, http://web0.vps1523.mb9.de/cl***_basic.php tells me that php5 is installed but http://web0.vps1523.mb9.de/phpinfo.php only shows me php4 what can i do to have php5 displayed on the phpinfo.php ? hi DrBacchus :>
<9> first URL is empty.
<17> can i have an desctructor in a php cl***?
<9> in PHP4, not automatic



<9> php5 has _destruct()
<17> ok
<18> should i use unset or unregister to remove a var from a session?
<19> is there are maximum length for a session ID?
<19> or more specifically, if you were going to store a SID in a db, what column type would you prefer?
<20> hmm im getting some strange results with an array im building in a function
<9> Anyone use any frameworks (symphony, etc)
<20> i have $holidays[][][] = array(); $holidays[1][1][0]['title']='new year's eve'; so on with structure as $holidays[month][day][index]
<20> but I cant seem to traverse the array via $holidays[0], $holidays[1], etc..
<21> hi
<20> print_r() is showing it as array ( array ( 1 ... ) ) array ( array (2 ... ) )
<22> hello
<3> m-00kie: make a holidays cl***
<9> why reinvent the wheel?
<9> http://pear.php.net/package/Date_Holidays
<22> hello, i have mysql database, how to make the output to website sort by alphabetical. Any tutorial web for it?
<9> whats your code look like now?
<8> amoy: You need an "order by" clause in your SQL.
<23> myconid, if you dont reinvent the wheel, things never get better
<19> amoy: ORDER BY (field_name) ASC
<8> amoy: Check out #mysql
<9> Mordof: m-00kie: is using a crazy ***ociative array.. i dont think he/she is inventing a round wheel.
<22> ermm ok
<22> thanks
<23> lol, k
<24> guys, is it possible to have a function that displays the time taken to load a page (like in Google when it says the query took about 0.00002 secs)?
<23> yeah php has a function for that already i think.. doesnt it?
<13> microtime() at start and end.
<25> i'm looking an xml cl*** like xml serialize but without using PEAR, any suggestions?
<1> http://ca.php.net/microtime there's something about it in the comments
<23> i have a php cl*** that takes an xml file and then dumps it into an ***oc array..
<20> Gargoyle convenient - I need to superimpose the array into an existing date array for a calendar.
<20> myconid - i dont use pear.
<20> er.. inconvenient, i mean
<20> bleh not enough coffee yet :(
<26> I'm getting an error 1251... Apache 2.0.56, PHP 4.4.2
<26> MediaWiki 1.5.6 installation script
<26> and yes, I have tried #mediawiki
<26> the problem sseems to be "old mySQL client libraries"
<26> I'm using the PHP 4.4.2 Win32 binary
<26> as an apache module
<27> you need to recompile php once you upgrade php i believe
<27> or you need to install the v3 libs
<26> I installed PHP 4.4.2 clean
<26> oh, this is MySQL 4.1
<24> Thank you for your answer. I would like to know that if someone logs in my page (I do the auth with sessions) and everything is correct and I set $_SESSION['logged_in'] = 1, in other pages, for checking if the user is logged in, is it enough (in terms of security) to just check if $_SESSION['logged_in'] is set to 1 or it plausible and necessary to check if $_SESSION['name'] and ['email'] correspond to those queried from the database where id i
<24> s $_SESSION['id']. Can anyone undestand this question?
<8> Arthur__: Just checking session['logged_in'] isn't HORRIBLE, but you are still subject to session hijacking.
<24> that's it... I still don't know what to do.
<24> but if someone hijacks the session he will get the ['name'] and ['email'] "correctly", isn't he?
<24> so, If someone hijacks the session, my auth through sessions will be lost anyway. Am I right?
<8> Arthur__: If I log in, and someone else guesses my session ID and goes to your website with it, they will get my identity.
<8> It's a tough situation because you can't really say the IP address must be the same.
<8> W***up piera?
<8> You got something to add, or are you just that bored?
<28> dj_segfault: nothin much.. dealing with side effects of this medication
<8> piera: What are the side effects?
<24> dj_segfault, thank you very much for your answer, but why couldn't I check the IP address? Don't session only live when browsers are alive?
<28> dj_segfault: im experiencing now the bad abdominal cramping :\ THursday night I went in thinking I had an eye infection but was diagnosed with a rare muscle disease
<29> Hi, I'm implementing the ADODB database abstraction layer into a script, and I need some advice as to the best way to check if a query returns a result or not. Formerly I have been using "SELECT count(*) AS numrows FROM blah WHERE blah", would $db->GetOne($query); be as efficient, or is there a better way?
<8> piera: That ****s. Sorry to hear that. So your logical course of action was to stare at a computer screen answering newbie questions. Got it.
<30> thespore, try it with GetOne and see if that works.. that is the method I would use.
<8> Two fish swim into a concrete wall. One turns to the other and says,
<8> "Dam!"
<8> Two hydrogen atoms meet. One says, "I've lost my electron." The other
<8> asks, "Are you sure?" The first replies, "Yes, I'm positive."
<8> Did you hear about the Buddhist who refused Novocain during a root canal?
<8> His goal: transcend dental medication.
<24> lol!!!
<8> Mahatma Gandhi, as you know, walked barefoot most of the time, which
<8> produced an impressive set of calluses on his feet. He also ate very


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