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<0> depends how well you know it, I suppose
<1> but at the same time, i wouldn't want to write a whole web app from scratch blindly..
<1> yea :)
<0> have you looked at Django? It seemed quite nice when I was playing about with it
<1> i **** at ruby though, all of the interfaces are poorly documented and unlike most languages..
<1> hm
<1> that's another MVC framework right?
<1> don't much like mvc..
<1> i find models a little cumbersome ;)
<2> i need to work on my stuff...
<3> I have libxml installed, but my installation of php is complaining about it
<2> how about libxml2?
<2> and the -dev stuff
<3> onfigure: error: xml2-config not found. Please check your libxml2 installation
<3> Yeah, libxml2 is installed..
<2> -dev?
<3> Yep
<2> odd
<3> gonna rebuild my libxml2 install and see if that helps
<4> my PDO wont work
<5> That's nice...
<4> no its not
<5> No, it's not.
<5> Alrighty.
<6> Do defines work in heredoc?
<4> not to worry, sorted it
<7> Solara- you mean constants?
<6> yea
<8> hey all
<8> i'm finally able to get in!
<8> not ##overflow
<9> is this grammatically correct?: md5(md5($_SERVER[PHP_AUTH_PW]) . $salt);
<8> anyways, does anyone know where I can find a chr() map?
<9> *grammatically = morally
<10> why two md5's?
<9> myconid: that's what i was asking myself when i analyzed the code
<7> Solara- you can try {CONST}, but I'm not certain if it works or not
<6> Dragnslcr doesn't work
<7> Fushuing- quote the string key
<9> string...key? ...
<7> $_SERVER[PHP_AUTH_PW]
<11> hello
<9> <-- not natively english
<7> Should be $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW']
<9> ...oops
<9> but it's a constant, so it shouldn't really matter...right?
<11> im trying to make a template, where certain repeated info i can just include in different sections
<12> i need some help.
<7> It isn't a constant though
<11> how do i go about echoing the contents of a separate php file
<7> computersolution- echo file_get_contents("somefile.txt");
<11> dragn, thanks
<11> does it have to be a txt?
<11> or can it be a php?
<7> Nope, can be anything
<9> oh well, it SHOULD work without the quotes
<11> k thanks alot
<9> and with the quotes, it still doesn't work :/
<7> Fushuing- no it shouldn't
<13> is there a PHP command for saving changes to a MySQL database? if there is I can't find it
<12> http://alija.gusinje.net/~gusinje/kviz/rezultati < all i want is to take the 236 - non-plus , 229 - Bosanac
<7> Fushuing- turn on error_reporting and you'll see the error for the undefined constant
<12> how is that possible?
<9> Dragnslcr: obtaining the error will be a bit difficult...heh...
<14> macgeek do you knwo what mysql is
<14> and php
<14> and how mysql commands work
<13> yes
<14> are you sure?
<10> macgeek: are you using an ORM library?
<13> I'm trying to update a record, and in #mysql they said I need to save
<7> macgeek- you need an update query
<10> macgeek: google sql update
<14> update table set col1 = 'val1', col2 = 'val2';
<9> and...it produces no errors?!
<15> hi hi
<13> Dragnslcr: I have an update query: UPDATE downloads SET downloads = '%i' WHERE product = '%s' LIMIT 1
<14> you mean $i ?
<7> macgeek- okay, and did you execute it?
<13> johnb` this is with sprintf();
<13> Dragnslcr: yes...
<14> oh ok
<13> here's meh source: http://farhnware.homelinux.com/software/index.txt
<7> macgeek- and did you check mysql_affected_rows to see how many rows were changed?
<13> no...
<7> If there are no rows matching your where clause, no rows will get updated
<13> but I know there's a row for that, because I access the same row above
<15> how can i concatenate two variables into mysql query ?
<9> Unable to add cookies, header already sent. <-- there are some things i hate...
<7> CeChe- same way you do any other string
<13> CeChe: sprintf() works good
<7> Fushuing- you can't use setcookie after you send output
<9> i didn't use setcookie >.<
<7> Eh, I'll never understand why people use sprintf
<15> dont work for me '$i.$y'
<7> PHP has a real concatenation operator
<10> Dragnslcr: what do you do instead?
<13> Dragnslcr: I use . also
<7> Well, I use PDO and named placeholders anyway
<7> For database stuff
<10> Dragnslcr: $a = 2; .. echo that as '2.00' w/o sprintf
<13> Dragnslcr: sprintf(); makes queries easier to read for me
<7> myconid- round or number_format
<14> http://www.phpro.org/
<14> erm
<14> $query2 = sprintf("UPDATE downloads SET downloads = '%i' WHERE product = '%s' LIMIT 1",$dlc,mysql_real_escape_string($pid));
<16> How do I put a string of characters in all caps?
<7> http://www.php.net/strtoupper
<14> whats the advantage of that over $query2 = mysql_query("query"); ??
<15> VALUES ('$id', '$zona_new.$i', '$ip_new.$i')"); dont work :(
<16> Dragnslcr: thanks
<9> johnb`: i actually discourage the former, :S
<9> but then again, i'm a noob on PHP :)
<7> johnb`- basically just having it in a variable that you can echo afterwards if you need to
<14> ahh i see
<14> thanks
<12> $file = file_get_contents("/home/gusinje/public_html/kviz/rezultati", "r");
<12> $string = $file;
<14> they ripped off C there :/
<12> is this possible to do ?
<7> Functionally there's no real difference
<9> Dragnslcr: what about injection?
<7> Alija_- sure
<12> why does it say; http://alija.gusinje.net/~gusinje/kviz/users.php
<7> Fushuing- like I said, I use PDO for database stuff, so bindValue/bindParam handles escaping and quoting
<9> k
<12> my bad
<12> its ok now
<7> Before that, I usually had stuff like $foo = mysql_real_escape_string($foo);
<14> you should be able to just do
<7> I just find printf harder to read, because you have to jump to the end of the line to see what each %x means
<14> mysql_qarray("query");
<14> and it would just automatically grab an array from that query
<7> Personal preference though
<14> as a prebuilt function, though
<13> yeah, no rows are getting updated. I have no clue why
<10> I bet i know why.
<13> why
<10> bad sql
<9> http://pastebin.com/590094 <-- it doesn't even gets past the !isset
<13> myconid: what do you mean
<10> Fushuing: is there an error?
<7> Fushuing- which part is executing?
<9> i can't see any :/
<9> Dragnslcr: for as far as i can see, only the first if(!isset
<9> even if i gave it an username
<7> Well, either the true block or false block has to be run
<7> It can't skip them both
<9> #
<9> if (!isset($_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'])) {
<9> it goes through that, even when a username is specified
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