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<0> think about intranet type sites - stuff built more to be an application. ie, a real estate site.
<1> Unless you use GET, but that's so retarded that I don't even wanna think of it.
<0> i don't know why i bother
<2> sean`: this does not work too, now i get something like this 09:04:00 ... but i need a decimal number
<1> Bother with what?
<3> so a session is what i want if i want to p*** the $_POST array onto the next page, to add something else to it?
<4> ABaer; Decimal number, like.. 09.40 ?
<4> which format
<1> NBrepresent: Didn't you listen at all?
<0> two solutions: a session, or a dataobject
<3> (the situation is that if the admin wants to put a link in a new category, they go to the form to create the new category)
<1> NBrepresent: Don't freakin' use multi-page forms!
<4> lol
<4> NBrepresent; Try some logic..
<3> oh, ok.
<5> someone knows a workaround for that particular problem? http://rafb.net/paste/results/VAi7Jd56.html
<4> There are some options..
<4> You could store the info from the previous form into a session, which would be best/most secure
<3> so those inputs are part of the form, but only visible if it's already been submitted, with 'newcat' selected
<4> You could also put them in hidden fields.. and post them on the next form, but that would mean the info can be manipulated easily..
<2> sean`: no. e.g. the time 13:15:00 should become 13.25 (13 hours and a quarter)
<0> kanye`; don't forget to tell php that $bar is global
<0> outside of the scope of the function
<4> ABaer; I'm not gonna write that code for you.. think myql time -> convert to unix timestamp -> calculate with date and math
<5> thanks, how is that working? it works in non eval'd code though ;)
<5> CloCkWeRX[a]
<4> NBrepresent; If my answer does not help you, then I suggest you try reading a tutorial on multiple forms..
<6> can anyone recommend me a good html/php editor for linux?
<4> Or like KimmoA said.. don't use them
<2> sean`: I have three times... start, end and break ... i want to calculate the worked hours. like this start: 08:15, end: 13:45, break 0:15 = 5.25
<4> Storkme; I hear VIM is very good..
<0> kanye`: a good practice is to declare your varibles before you use them. PHP doesn't need it like other langauges, but it's a good habit
<4> ABaer; You need to be working with percentages
<5> CloCkWeRX[a]: it is declared before the function, but the eval'd code is the problem
<3> sean`: thanks for your help, i'm reading the sessions section of the manual
<0> eval scares me
<2> sean`: but is there a function which do this for me... to do the timestamp in percentages
<4> ABaer; I was hoping my answer had already answered that, since I didn't give you a function name.. To my knowledge there isn't af unction which will do that for yo.
<4> you*
<2> sean`: ok, thank you... i thought there is a function in php... i think i will split the cells into hours and minutes and convert it by myself
<4> think myql time -> convert to unix timestamp -> calculate with date and math
<4> also think percentages
<2> sean`: yes, this was my second idea... i thought php will do this for me :) thanks a lot
<7> oi bom dia
<7> Oi
<7> Alguem est na sala
<1> Achallagnakgalgah on you too!
<8> Mi aerodeslizador es lleno de anguilas
<9> an md5 hash is unique no?
<10> lra_: no
<11> lra_: there are only so many possible combinations for 32 numbers/letters, but infinite possibility of characters/punctuation/legnth
<12> CloCkWeRX[a] : tried ultra-edit ?
<0> don't like it
<0> can't stand it
<0> i use editplus typically (very similar), but because it's so similar..
<0> its feels wrong... or like i'm sleeping with editplus' sister
<0> (the buck toothed one)
<11> !tell CloCkWeRX[a] about editors
<11> CloCkWeRX[a]: i prefer emacs, with php-mode.el
<0> has anyone played around much with Zend Framework's port of lucene?
<13> !tell Gerry about editors
<14> !tell eml about editors
<0> !tell CloCkWeRX[a] about love
<0> <php-bot> i dunno what is 'love'.
<0> :(
<11> `whatis love` in bash
<15> would somebody finally fix http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=36949
<16> Jax: Are you sure that this bug is unfixed in the latest cvs ?
<17> MarkR i can't install CVS on a production server, so i don't know
<17> i need a stable release
<8> Jax: Surely you have a non-production server that you can test it on??
<16> Well, you should not test bugs in a production server!
<17> i was coding in a production server...
<17> and FOUND this bug, hence wrote the test-case
<8> Shouldn't be coding on a production server either ..
<17> none of your business
<8> LOL
<17> and why would you say something like that without knowing how my servers are setup?
<17> i mean, totally NO help regarding the issue..
<17> so why even bother answering?
<17> this channel so pisses me off like that...
<17> "why doesn't this work?"
<8> Bit arsewipish to be asking for help with all this and then getting upset when people start pointing out the bleeding obvious ..
<17> "why are you even trying to do that?!"
<18> well you did say earlier that
<17> instead of answering questions
<18> i can't install CVS on a production server so how come you can code on a production server ?
<17> i've been here like 5000 friggin years.. and it's only going downhill
<11> Jax: we told you how to fix it, you have to try the CVS release: they won't release a new version for a while
<8> This is a chat room, not a help desk afaik .. if the chatter manages to answer a question that you asked, then consider yourself lucky
<17> and oh.. interesting that EVERYBODY comes to discuss as soon as it's offtopic
<17> but when somebody asks a php question.. wait for years
<19> Jax: So, why are you here if it's so bad?
<17> because i'm dependant of crappy php because the client demands it?!
<8> Must be the way you ask things .. most times I get what I need (even if it's not what I want) pretty quick ...
<17> sometimes you are bound to contracts you know
<19> Jax: So, why are you here *in this perticular channel* if it's so bad?
<20> OK, somebody kick this @#$%er.
<17> well, give me an alternate, non-adolescent infested one?
<20> (9:37:05 AM) Jax: because i'm dependant of crappy php because the client demands it?! <-- HE HATH INSULTED OUR BREAD AND BUTTER!!!
<8> LOL
<17> Elazar if this is your bread and butter.. you will be dying soon.
<17> mal-nutrition my friend..
<8> This time I'm going to side with those in the 'crappy' corner
<17> anyway, this really helped in resolving the issue..
<17> another day in #php
<20> PHP has actually been the majority of my work for about four years and the duration of two jobs now.
<8> I figure tony2001 already resolved it .. you just wont take his advice ..
<17> Elazar yeah that all changes one day.
<1> I am in a situation where performance is critical. I need to INSERT if a given entry isn't present in an SQL table, but UPDATE if it's present. Must I check this manually, or can it be done in one step at MySQL level?
<17> KimmoA you can do it on mysql
<18> mysql5 or 4.x
<8> KimmoA: depends on your mysql version
<16> KimmoA: You can do it in one step in MySQL 5
<8> 4.1+ IIRC
<1> Well... 6.
<1> Damn. 5.
<1> Ah. What keyword?
<8> INSERT blah ON DUPLICATE KEY UPDATE blah
<1> Looks fancy.
<1> Not SQL standard, I ***ume?
<16> No
<8> Doubt it .. this is mysql you're talking about
<1> :)
<16> You can use REPLACE
<8> Is anything in there standard?
<16> No, there is not, that I'm aware of
<8> MarkR: in some cases
<1> Well... I'm gonna be evil and say that I won't change database anytime soon.
<17> KimmoA: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/insert.html
<8> REPLACE INTO is destructive
<18> looks nice and easy. i was going to suggest a stored procedure and transactions but i like the 1 liner approach better ;)
<16> However, REPLACE will totally destroy what was there before
<1> Thanks.
<16> In most DB, a stored procedure is the only way of doing that
<16> Of course you could make a SP in MySQL 5 as well
<17> or even: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/insert-on-duplicate.html
<8> use the first if you want something like UPDATE x SETcount = count + 5
<17> do not use SPs
<8> Use the latter if you just want UPDATE x SET count = 5
<16> Or use a subquery
<8> Jax: scroll up ..
<8> Gah, I was going to bed ..
<17> Woosta well, looks like i'll have to go find a server to test it then >;/
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