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<0> apache just says "requested operation failed"
<0> win
<1> hi, is it correct that sscanf doesnt work on floats? sscanf("12.34", "%f", $var) just outputs 'Warning: sscanf(): Bad scan conversion character "." in' here
<0> welcome
<2> Pyramide: perhaps read the manual
<0> manual = GOD / whatever you believe in
<1> aidan: did that
<2> Pyramide: obviously you didn't
<1> it says you can use the same format as printg
<1> printf*
<2> Pyramide: ... so read printf's manual page
<0> i will leave you to get ideas i will be right back
<1> omg
<1> if you cant help you should be quiet
<2> Pyramide: I AM helping you out
<0> really?
<1> you arent
<3> Pyramide: just as in idea, use a , instead of .
<1> printf("%f", 12.34) works, it even prints "12,34" when using setlocale(de_DE). according to the manual that means sscanf("12,34", "%f", $var) should work the other way round
<0> back
<2> Pyramide; why are you even using sscanf for what?
<2> that*
<0> negative :)
<1> because of de_DE and the ,
<2> de_DE doesn't change how a float is represented
<1> or what would be the correct way to read numbers locale independent
<1> argh
<1> it DOES
<3> :>
<2> Pyramide: clearly you know everything already, why are you here?
<0> no
<1> try setlocale(LC_ALL, 'de_DE', 'german'); printf("%f", 12.34); and see how it prints "12,34"
<4> how can i make a reference parameter to a function optional?
<1> aidan: because I thought here would be people who know something that I've overlooked. but seems I'm wrong and here are just "look in the manual" trolls
<2> Pyramide: Yeh, because the one person who answered you is representative of the other 457 people in the channel
<0> yes, that's right
<2> Pyramide: the one person did happen to write the manual he is currently referring you to
<2> bas: in php4, you can not
<2> Pyramide: I think I understand your problem now, let me have a look
<2> my immediate impression is that sscanf is not locale aware
<2> and neither is (float) as a cast
<5> hello... how can I get the first element of an array if the keys are not set incrementally from 0 ?
<0> wb Lion28Wrk ;)
<5> thanx :)
<5> do I have to use foreach and then brake it after first loop?
<2> Lion28Wrk: array_pop / splice or such
<6> ptlis: with your leg
<7> is there any way I can track what php functions do? Like "imap_open()" ? See what it does.. and why it fails? Some debug module I should load?
<8> If i'm getting the error, 'Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /var/www/html/thezone.php on line 277
<5> array_slice will do, thanx... have to try it forst
<8> ' trying to run a query, what am i doing wrong?
<5> first even
<2> cheesecheese: you're using PEAR DB or something?
<2> cheesecheese: you didn't check that the query returned a success
<0> what would this mean Fatal error: Call to undefined function mysql_connect() in C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\forum\db\mysql4.php on line 48
<2> mrtechguy: you have not installed mysql
<2> mrtechguy: php.net/mysql
<0> i have
<8> aidan: how do i check that it returned a success?
<0> it was working before i updated php
<9> hi all - is there a way to get all the commands which are being executed printed in the browser - like a "set -x" in a bash script?
<0> <all> hi ttf
<2> mrtechguy: you have not installed mysql IN PHP
<2> cheesecheese: how the **** do I know? what abstraction layer are you using?
<0> nope
<2> ttf: currently being executed? or executed in the script
<8> aidan: No worries, i'll go back and read a few more tutes
<9> aidan: executed in the scipt
<2> cheesecheese: I've asked you twice now ... is it that hard to answer the question?
<2> ttf: you can use debug_backtrace to get the calls in the stack, or zend debugger to print all the functions used
<8> aidan: i don't know what you're talking about, quite simply. I'm only new to this PHP monster
<2> ttf: you can use the tokenizer or php_comatinfo to get all the function names used
<2> cheesecheese: then say that. You must be using a database abstraction layer, because PHP's DB functions are not objects. Anyway, you're right, keep following the tutorial
<0> ok... I'll shut up then
<2> mrtechguy: thank god
<2> Pyramide: noone's awake at the moment, I'd file a bug report, it seems like that should work
<2> I didn't know printf was local aware
<2> locale*
<10> hello
<0> oh, I've missed you Sweet_kate...
<2> setlocale(LC_ALL, 'de_DE', 'german');
<2> $var = sprintf("%f", 12.34); sscanf($var, "%f", $a);
<10> i m looking for a good, funny/beutiful forum
<10> to be done
<10> i wana do it
<10> where can i find some mods
<10> ?
<6> each
<6> line
<6> is
<6> not
<6> sacred
<0> why not, p0windah?
<2> Sweet_kate: please don't use the enter key as punctuation, and this is not the right place to ask about such things
<2> mrtechguy: you're heading swiftly towards a ban if you keep this crap up
<10> p0windah: aidan sorry!!
<10> aidan: where could i ask?
<2> Sweet_kate: try google, this channel is for php programmers
<2> not products
<0> what's the problem?
<10> mrtechguy: i wanna make a forum
<10> funny
<2> Sweet_kate ...
<10> and beautiful
<2> Pyramide: are you there?
<0> wtf!
<2> okay, I give up... Pyramide I suggest you file a bug report. I don't get any errors running the above code, but $a is 12 vs 12.34 .. I've searched the bugs db and didn't see anything similar
<2> Pyramide: a temp fix would be str_replace the , with a . then cast to float
<2> Pyramide: keep in mind, thousands seperators etc.
<2> I'm going to bed
<11> hey, anyone mind helping out a php/sql newbie?
<0> wazzup?
<11> $query = "SELECT title, company, location, date_listed, expiration, short_description, long_description FROM jobs ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 10";
<11> that gives me an error, i can't see why
<12> hi
<13> what error ?
<0> welcome
<14> hi
<11> says, mysql_fetch_array isn't correct
<0> hi there :)
<11> hang on ill get it specifically
<14> $stream = ftp_connect("www.sos-sts.org");
<14> $ok = ftp_login($stream,"login","p***");
<14> ftp_put($stream,"./latex/".$fichier,'/www/temp/new/latex',FTP_BINARY);
<14> ftp_put($stream,"./latex/".$fichier.'.png','/www/temp/new/latex',FTP_BINARY);
<14> ftp_close($stream);
<14> what's wrong here ?
<11> Warning: mysql_fetch_array(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/gwmc/public_html/applications/gwmc_joblist (oxy)/view.php on line 13
<11> line 13 = while($r=mysql_fetch_array($result)) .. $result=$query.. query = ^^ above
<13> change $result = mysql_query($query); to $result = mysql_query($query) or die(mysql_error()); and grab the error
<14> the file has created but has a size of 0
<11> DepretioN - Unknown column 'id' in 'order clause'
<13> There you go
<11> Sorry, i don't understand what that means
<13> you are ordering by id, but you havent selected it
<13> add id to your select statement
<13> select id,title
<11> ahh okay
<11> thanks heaps Depretion! :)
<13> np
<10> is there a free vbulletin version?
<14> do you have an idea
<15> Hi.. with PHP how can I read a bunch of text (in the php file) into a variable until an EOF.. ie basically I don't want to have to keep repeating the variable over and over like varilable .= "blah1";
<6> MattH: php.net
<15> yes I looked around on there.. was hoping someone could point me at a page or something
<16> Well
<16> You could do a WHILE
<16> if I understand your question correctly
<6> MattH: maybe try searching for the keyword FILE
<14> please i don't understand this issue , could you explain me what's wring ?
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