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<0> i just echoing.. to see whats going on :)
<1> Just telling you :~).
<0> sure thanks :)
<1> btw.. in your SQL query..
<0> just trying your changes :)
<1> its better to do named selects.
<1> ie.
<1> SELECT username, p***word, login date FROM tester ...
<1> instead of SELECT * FROM tester
<2> hi
<2> how do i find out where's my php.ini in windows?
<3> phpinfo() reports it.
<2> mattmcc ok thanks
<4> lepine: maybe it's lighttpd specific.. or php specific I'm not sure
<5> has anyone made a client area for their company? I was mulling over an idea to make a place where clients can log in, view/dl/upload documentation ... have a wiki .... show screenshots and/or beta versions once they are at a certain point for approval.....
<4> lepine: but if someone could help me understand where to start looking I'd be glad :P
<6> C:\PHP\
<7> i'd like to help, but i have absolutly no clue as to why or how ... i was just curious myself
<2> mattmcc there's somethin strange. phpini() says php.ini is located in c:\WINDOWS, but if i edit the file and i set extension=php_pgsql.dll and restart the apache, i still won't be able to load pg_* functions
<2> to mention i don't receive any error when restarting the apache service
<0> ok myconid3 i... getting there
<0> thanks for all your help :)
<8> Can I ask you guys what the biggest reasons would be to use define() as oposed to $var= and visa-versa?
<9> steve_inco: Variables ($var) are... variable. Their value might change. Constants (define()) are.... constant. They don't change.
<2> so could somebody help me on my issue?
<9> or rather, they rarely change.
<10> a const uses less memory, and that way you can trust that its never going to change in your code ... which helps if you have a large cl***
<9> DepretioN: said it much better then I did.
<11> is cl*** blah { private static $number; } legal?
<11> hrm nvm
<11> my head was thinking very wrong for a sec.
<8> jonnay, DepretioN: So defining database variables (username, host, etc) would be a proper use of define() then.
<9> stevo_inco: Sounds reasonable to me. ***uming you're only going to have one database connection.. (which in a lot of cases is a reasonable one)
<8> yeah, that's the case.
<8> Thank you.
<9> stevo_inco: Check http://www.c2.com/cgi/wiki?MagicNumber for more mojo on constants.
<12> Can anyone tell me why changes in php.ini don't work? It's like the php.ini file doesn't do anything at all
<13> is there some kinda problem with trying to manipulate transparent png images with gd? mine is all black whatever i do to it
<3> nocturnal: Well, first make sure you're using GD 2.
<1> MrBond82: check phpinfo() to make sure your using the right php.ini
<1> MrBond82: and are you restarting your HTTpd each time
<8> jonnay, I will, thanks.
<14> whats the best way to go about opening a file for inclusion in your index.php and then parse the contents before including it. i have some pages with <meta> tags in them that i want to include into my index.php, but i want to strip the meta tags first, put them up top in the proper place, and then just include the rest of the file (so i can't use include/require())
<13> mattmcc: i am
<12> myconid3- I am restarting each time... how do I check the phpinfo?
<1> print it out
<14> shoudl i use file() ?
<13> http://rafb.net/paste/results/uLPlDr44.html <-- could someone take a look at this? only 26 lines of code, the code is pretty much taken from a working script i made but this time i'm using a transparent image, thats the main difference
<1> why would I use print vs echo?
<15> print means just sput it out to the screen
<1> Thank you for the function definition
<0> *jumps around* woo.. made the bugger return a result
<0> thanks again Myconid3
<1> np sir
<16> i do a session-login on a domain like admin.domain.com ... and need to read the session from domain.com ... is there any way to do it?
<0> not overly sure how.. or why it works.. but its a start :)
<15> myconid: That wasn't a function definition, but a word definition
<1> Stormch[a]ser: stop nitpicking.. I know what the functions do.. and yes, what you gave me was a definition of the function.
<15> *sigh*
<1> http://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/view.phtml/aid/1/fid/40 <- this is waht i wanted
<17> My coworker and I are frustrated PHP won't add a lot of the cool things Ruby has
<1> theopedia: such as?
<17> different ways to iterate, etc.
<1> theopedia: such as?
<18> When is better to use MySQL, and when Sqlite in php aplications?
<15> you can't pull a stunt like funct()[0].blah[0:3]
<1> Tokeiito: Sqlite is good for a quick hack.
<1> Tokeiito: I would use MySQL if the app will be used more than once a day by a single person
<18> xm. What about 1PC Financial acounting system?
<1> Jesus.. use MySQL
<18> i see
<18> Mysql
<15> myconid: Erm... neither print nor echo are functions...
<1> Stormchaser: ... ok
<1> the php function list disagrees.. are you almost done with your nitpicking?
<19> myconid: Do you know what they are?
<18> and maby someone nows price of Zend SecurityGuard? 'couse in zend.com, there is only note: Contacr with reseller.
<19> Tokeiito: Ask Zend.
<18> i see
<18> ok
<18> thn
<18> x
<19> myconid: So the answer is 'no'?
<4> hello, anyone know in which php supported package the function session_start() lies?
<4> could it be gd-external?
<20> session_start is an internal function
<20> at least if you haven't compiled --without-sessions if that's even possible
<19> prophile: Sure it is... Many distros know that well :)
<4> I need the session flag (I'm on gentoo)
<20> :|
<20> compile it with session support
<4> yeah thnx, I'll try it
<4> found it on a forum too
<4> so it must be ok
<19> Now it's time to blame gentoo for everything once again...
<21> can someone explain this to me? ("somestring" == 0) evaluates to TRUE
<4> Stormchaser: ? says who?
<21> is there a special case that I don't know about, or a good reason?
<19> coreyo: (int)"something == 0
<19> coreyo: the string is typecasted before it's compared
<19> atmat: me.
<21> atmat: exactly ! :)
<21> I would have expected it to be the other way around
<21> since PHP deals most heavily in strings
<19> it does?
<4> Stormchaser: I think that newbes should use ubuntu or something debian-like.
<19> !+types
<22> PHP isn't typeless language... PHP supports eight primitive types: boolean, integer, float, string, array, object, resource and NULL. If you want more information about PHP types, go look at http://www.php.net/types
<21> sure, like EVERYTHING that you parse, output, query is strings
<21> so I'd think that when comparing, the int would be made into a string, not vice versa
<21> that is a little more logical anyway
<19> um... var_dump(0); doesn't show a string
<19> atmat: I'm quite happy with ubuntu, thank you
<21> and poo_poo(0) doesn't return a string either
<21> Ubuntu always committed suicide on me... I'd always have to find some package that had killed itself and reinstall it
<21> I think it was hoary or breezy
<21> happened 3 times to me
<21> so I went right back to debian
<19> debian stable?
<10> I'm Gentoo and will never go back to anything else
<14> k i'm confused, if i want to open a file to parse and then include portions into my website, should i use file() fread() readfile() or file_get_contents() ?
<21> any and/or all of the above?
<23> Can somebody identify this? "6263e0a74eef995e9ced55d32225fa40"
<23> Doesn't seem to be MD5...
<5> SHAsum
<19> cisse: Depends what do you want to parse and how
<24> No, that's an MD5
<3> KimmoA: What makes you think it isn't MD5?
<5> yup 32
<23> mattmcc: Nothing, really.
<23> So what is it? :S
<14> Stormchaser: ok, so it's part of my webpage between <body> and </body> but it contains the <title>..</title> tag which i need to parse out and put in the right spot
<20> an MD5
<23> I see...
<24> KimmoA: It appears to be an MD5 hash
<9> a hex number!
<23> Ah. I guess it is.
<21> DepretioN: gentoo is a good distro ... but hardly maintainable :( . The only advantages to gentoo are the fairly recent package releases and control over your compile flags
<10> file_get_contents then preg_match
<21> but you spend a lot of time getting the system up and keeping it current
<19> cisse: Then use a file_get_contents() and slap it withinhg preg_match
<10> genkernel, gentoolkit ... portage is the best package manager out there... the documentation is top cl***
<14> DepretioN: ok, i'm just curious as to why that over the others
<14> DepretioN: apt is far superior to portage
<14> totally agree on the docs though, amazing
<10> lol - wont get into that... but not in my eyes, far from it
<14> heh well what do you see as the advantages of portage ?
<19> I absolutely *hate* to wait for a day for having a semi-workable box with X on it...
<9> but apt has super cow powers!
<23> An X on it? Xbox? >:)
<10> Choice & ease
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