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<0> no i mean my phpinfo() says a FTP is there
<0> the php.net/ftp_connect doesn't say about it being built in or not
<0> itsays you have to specify --with-ftp if using php3
<0> im using php5
<1> .
<1> well
<0> ****, ok i didnt install it
<0> damn
<0> ok nevermind i did :P
<1> it's built-in, but PHP has to be compiled with the --with-ftp switch
<1> if not, it won't have it, though built-in
<0> ok lemme check one second
<0> time to recompile ;-(
<0> damn
<0> i did a ports install also
<0> shiznit
<2> Warning: DOMDocument::load() [function.load]: I/O warning : failed to load external entity <-- ?
<3> can anyone point me to the all purpose mod_rewrite rule so everything foo/bar/foo.php?foo=bar&bar=foo gets turned into foo/bar/foo/bar/foo/bar and so on?
<4> does anyone know of an article that describes the rationale for using "bbcodes" instead of html? is it more than "security through obscurity"
<5> try #apache
<5> jonez no, see the following....
<5> !+xss
<6> [XSS - Cross site scripting] NEVER accept user input without some type of filtering . See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XSS and http://www.technicalinfo.net/papers/CSS.html
<3> Jymmm: #apache is usually so quiet..
<5> !+g8
<6> Guideline #8) SQL Q's: #sql, #mysql or #postgresql. Apache Q's: #apache. Linux Q's: Either #yourdistro, #linuxhelp or #linpeople. HTML/CSS/JavaScript Q's: #web. Just because some other channel is 'dead' does NOT mean you can ask here.
<3> but you sure know how to operate the bot..
<5> kombi Yes, because so many ppl keep whining about the same things over and over again.
<3> a simple "I don't know" can safe a lot of bandwidth there..
<5> jonez: If you "must" let ppl enter in html, you should use something like bbcodes. It's a huge issue (xss that is) and can casue all your visitors to get exploited and virsues.
<7> Hey, why does (is_array($this->attributes) ? $this->attributes = $attributes : throw new Exception("\$attributes must be an array",100); return a syntax error?
<7> on throw
<7> oh i nkow
<7> *know
<7> sorry.....dumb mistake
<7> no wait...the missing closing bracket didn't fix it
<7> i get unexpected T_THROW
<5> why are you doing an ***ignment within the ternary TRUE section?
<7> Jymmm, screw it...i'll just use a regular if-then
<7> but why is it a problem?
<5> lol
<7> just for reference
<5> nfc
<7> huh? what does nfc stand for?
<5> !+nfc
<6> [NFC] No Fscking Clue
<7> oh
<8> fscking? you arent allowed to say fsck as **** if you cant recite its comand line flags! :o
<7> numist, i was just wondering that
<7> lol
<8> >_<
<8> I'm going to die, arent I
<9> eventually
<5> numist: Dont blame me... talk to the bot onwer.
<7> slowly but surel
<5> numist But, just to make you feel better.... You are a ****ing prick of a scum ****ing leech! (how's that?)
<8> :D
<8> wait.. leech?
<8> I am not a leech, that is far too low!
<5> Now, you must die!
<10> that makes me feel a little ***y
<8> aw, damn
<8> oh well
<8> whoa, I'M ALIVE
<11> is there a trim() for arrays?
<7> numist, no you're dead, you're life is just flashing before you
<8> for () { trim() }
<11> i want to remove empty.. elements or whatever
<8> oh
<8> Viper007Bond: copy the array to a new one, omit the old elements in a loop
<11> ah, okay, so gotta do it manually
<11> np, thanks
<8> np
<12> if(!($ct%5)){ ... } means that if a number is divisble by 5 do ... right?
<8> (I'm not a leech! :P )
<8> lith: yes
<5> yes you are
<8> :(
<8> that really hurts
<5> numist and your point is?
<12> right on thanks
<8> :(
<8> you're mean!
<5> numist again, your point is?
<8> *shrug*
<8> who else has a freaking problem, damnit
<5> lol
<5> Man, they make all these CMS to full of bloat.
<5> s/to/so/
<8> its true :(
<8> current bulletin boards make me sad
<8> and the development for phpbb2 is completely stalled
<7> i'm having some OO problems, here's the code: http://pastebin.com/649030. For some reason, $this->label isn't getting the value of $label from the parent cl***.
<5> **** phpbb, the damn thing is a security exploit.
<8> I KNOW
<8> but what else is there...
<5> sms
<5> Actually a few ISP's are banning the use of phpbb on their servers.
<5> quite a few in fact
<8> as they should
<5> err SMF, not sms
<8> oh well
<5> http://www.simplemachines.org/
<13> can someone recommend me a good page to learn html
<8> I'd just be making a stereotype of myself if I tried to write a new one..
<5> !+html
<6> well, html is not PHP. Try http://www.w3schools.com/html/ and google.com/
<13> thanks bot;)
<5> tama00 also try #web for help with html and javascript
<13> kk thanks;)
<14> alright, is there a similar function to move_uploaded_file() that will copy a file, as opposed to moving it? (also, i'm aware of copy(), but i was wonder if there was a safe_mode-aware version of it.)
<15> prium: what would be the point?
<7> would it be a problem if i re-asked my question?
<12> prium: its in a temporary location when uploaded anyway... Is there a reason why you'd want to leave it in a temporary location?
<15> prium's question apparently did have no point.
<7> mine does :-D
<7> im getting annoying :(
<15> majd: I'm not overly familiar with php5 oop. Is a private variable available to a child cl***?
<12> majd: no, but sub-conciously now that you said that, were all going to think your annoying ;) You create your own reality
<7> lith, that's some deep ****
<7> CryWolf, touche...it's too late for me to figure that out
<12> Yes, a private variable is availiable to an extention of a cl***
<7> lith, no it's not.....not that i know of
<7> i just tested it...it's not
<12> majd: no? lemme test that
<15> majd: $label also looks like it has no default value.
<15> majd: nevermind, I didn't look to see that the parent constructor is being called.
<7> yup
<7> i just changed $this-label to $this->getLabel() and surely enough...it works
<15> majd: easiest way I can think of to test is by putting get_cl***_vars in a few places.
<12> well kick me in the ***... your right
<15> majd: looking at the first paragraph of http://us2.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.visibility.php it looks like you want protected, not private.
<7> CryWolf, it works by using the accessor functions i wrote
<7> i just forgot to use 'em
<7> it's wrong to use variables inside strings am i correct?
<7> i'm supposed to use the ".." thing
<15> it's not wrong
<7> looks like a pig....kinda
<7> ".."
<5> majd $greeting = "Hello $name, how are you this $timeofday?";
<5> majd: I use a mix of single, double, embedded vars dependingo on the context.
<7> so using $html .= "<option name=\"$k\">$v</option>"; as opposed to $html .= "<option name=\"".$k."\">".$v."</option>"; are identical? I know they have the same output, but i remember once that doing the first way was "bad practice"
<7> *...remember once reading that...
<5> majd: I personally AVOID having to escape chars, I just hate the look of it.
<16> majd: I like the first way much more than the second.
<7> yeah i kinda do too
<7> i just thought it was...well...wrong
<15> majd: I think the second form is the worst practice. There's also 'foo"'.$bar.'"baz' which avoids escaping quotes, but you can't put variables inside single quotes.
<5> majd: this is what I would do: $html .= '<option name="'.$k.'">'.$v.'</option>';
<7> oh i see
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