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<0> $foo['bar'] = 'baz'
<1> $array_name['key'] = value
<0> php.net/array, please.
<1> yea
<1> what he said
<2> k, ty.
<3> What function can split a string like "ab" into arrays and that is compatible with PHP 4.4.1?
<3> *into an array
<0> A string like "ab" into what kind of array?
<4> isn't a string already an array? $string[0]
<0> lig: Not cl***ified that way in PHP.
<5> lig: a striang can be TREATED like an array of characters, but that's abou tit.
<0> It's bad to reference it as an array.
<0> Try distinguishing between string indices and array indices, so like $str{0} and $arr[0]
<5> lig ****s too, da bastards!
<5> kuja {} has been depreciated
<0> Oh?
<6> lol
<5> I love it too! dumb***es keep changing ****
<3> nm, I just used preg_split instead of str_split
<3> I hate my host, they don't have PHP5 yes
<3> *yet
<0> kuja@shugotenshi:~/downloads$ php -d error_reporting=E_STRICT -r '$str = "foo"; echo $str{0}, "\n";'
<0> f
<3> I keep making the stupid habit of not RTFM
<0> Doesn't seem to say anything about deprecation
<0> Or is PHP sticking deprecation somewhere else, when it belongs in E_STRICT, or has this been pre-PHP5 as well?
<7> so strings in php are [] yes? for sure?
<7> $str[slice] ?
<7> freaking code monkeys :\
<7> consolidation!
<0> Any deprecation notices should belong in E_STRICT, and if at all in PHP4, it should be in E_NOTICE.
<4> http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php
<4> String access and modification by character
<4> Jymmm: I think you have it backwards... array bracks are deprecated
<4> not braces
<8> lig: braces are going to be deprecated and square brackets the new old way, as of PHP6, so might as well start now.
<4> LOL - thanks TML...
<7> so, stick to brackets :\
<5> place
<0> TML: That would explain no deprecation notices. Will PHP6 eliminate them or note on their use?
<8> *shrug*
<8> kuja: That's more thought than has gone into it at that stage, I think
<0> Relooking at PHP6, there's still some plan of backwards compatibility to the most. </unliked_idea>
<5> TML: fwiw, can't be done (easily)... RewriteBase is for url's, not paths.
<4> night guys
<0> Night? It's only 5PM where she is
<0> :P
<1> how can I make a timestamp for "15 minutes ago" ?
<0> time() - 60 * 15
<1> you sure?
<9> lol
<0> 60 seconds times 15 times. Sounds like 15 minutes to me.
<0> kuja@shugotenshi:~/downloads$ php -r '$timstamp = time(); var_dump($timestamp - 60 * 15 == strtotime("-15 minutes", $timestamp));'
<0> bool(true)
<0> tek_: Does that satisfy you?
<8> Jymmm: I'm not sure what you mean. Adding 'RewriteBase /~joey' to the .htaccess file fixes the problem for me
<10> what security i have to worry about running a smtp email script from a shared server, (dont want noone else using it) just make a account for mail only, (but how do i only allow this user and not everyone on localhost)
<10> this aol blocking nobody crap is hurting my biz bad
<10> about ready to sue them
<5> TML: You dind't use a RewriteCond with that?
<11> can anyone help me?
<8> Just RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
<8> ReAn: no
<11> lol
<8> Why are you laughing?
<12> sql..... uggg
<0> He finds denial funny.
<11> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/hn3DTw78.html <--- my entire problem is detailed here, mysql will not load into php, if anyone feels inclined to aid me, it is much apreshiated
<0> I guess attempted relationships are a joke.
<8> Jymmm: PM?
<5> TML anytime
<0> ReAn: If you're going to ask in the first place, why ask?
<11> to see if anyone is around really
<8> ReAn: Don't do that, please. Read our channel guidelines
<0> ReAn: libmysql.dll, move into your system32 directory.
<11> mysql has a PATH entry
<0> Then restart apache and try again.
<0> This really has nothing to do with mysql itself.
<8> ReAn: libmysql.dll needs to be on your %PATH%
<11> according to the site it said adding my mysql /bin/ to my PATH was reccomended
<11> which is what i did
<11> and rebooted
<8> ReAn: libmysql.dll is in /bin/?
<11> yea
<8> Are you sure about that?
<11> yep
<8> ReAn: Google for dependency walker and load up php_mysql.dll, it'll tell you what library is missing
<11> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/KN2Y9u22.html <--- 1st one
<11> apparantly "MSJAVA.DLL" is missing
<11> and that's it
<11> but MSJAVA?
<11> it finds libmysql just fine
<13> hello all
<14> Anyone know how I can get the full url on the current page INCLUDING the anchor tag? I can't seem to acomplish getting the anchor tag
<14> anyone?
<10> is setting up some sort of pear::mail system take long? i need something quick for mail that will get thru
<11> no clue Goosemoose
<10> in a big hurry
<14> doh
<11> TML: it's all fine, the problem is apache can't seem to 'find' a file that clearly exists
<10> ReAn: docroot
<11> that's not it
<10> are you on windows?
<11> fooster; http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/hn3DTw78.html
<11> that's a full detail explanation of my problem
<11> with all my .conf .ini file entrys shown
<0> ReAn: That's not an Apache error, if you haven't noticed. Clearly libmysql.dll is in the right place, sure. But it might be failing on the dependency.
<10> you don't want php.ini in c:/windows
<10> that doesnt work anyhow, put it in the php dir
<0> ReAn: That's like saying PHP can't load php_mysql.dll, but clearly php_mysql.dll but maybe libmysql.dll isn't? Do you get it? libmysql.dll needs what its missing, check on that.
<11> kuja: did you not read the error? but i checked it, and libmysql in the dependency walker
<11> they are clean
<11> it said it can't find the php module tho
<10> what php install did you use?
<11> 5.1.2
<10> use the full package and unzip to php, remove the other
<10> dont use installer
<0> ReAn: Try the libmysql.dll comes with the PHP package.
<11> i did
<11> kuja: tried both
<0> ReAn: Confusing. I have no clue.
<10> where is libmysql.dll
<10> i dont see it
<11> it's in mysql's bin, which is in my %PATH%
<11> and
<11> it's in the php root dir
<11> and now
<11> in the ext dir
<11> and system32 dir
<15> hello. is there a way to set PHP charset or something? It seems to be sending UTF-8...
<11> and still apache is gay
<0> ReAn: Um, that's not an Apache error. Do I have to tell you again?
<10> wheres your loadmodule?
<11> in httpd.conf
<11> for apache
<0> ReAn: It's just logged in error.log because mod_php logs there.
<11> kuja: the only questionable dependency is MSJAVA.dll, which is used by some 10th tier depenency thru wsock32.dll
<11> but
<11> if that was a problem, i wouldn't be able to talk to you right now
<11> cuz irc uses sockets
<16> oskie: UTF-8 rocks!
<11> and my apache server rocks
<11> loads
<11> danmit Nomikos i read that as i typed
<16> oskie: other than that, use header()
<16> ReAn: :-D
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