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<0> Be back in 2 hours exact or we can't help you.
<1> ......
<0> Would you like to be on the 4 hour queue?
<0> You can reserve spots in the queue if you'd like.
<1> I reserve spot #1
<0> RobertM: Sorry, you're already #1 on the 2 hour queue
<1> =\
<2> i know there is a built in variable to work with and display server time but is there one for user's data/time ?
<3> kraypius: users date time is client side IIRC
<3> so javascript
<2> yeah.. thought i would have to use js. just thought since php could get other user info it could get time
<0> kraypius: lig is correct, a user's time is client-side. Thus why they are a "user", because they're a client.
<0> kraypius: #web should be of help for the appropriate JS.
<2> thnx
<4> ***uming that $Lead->contacts is a mysql resource is there any frickin reason why this wouldnt work? $out['total'] = (mysql_num_rows($Lead->contacts)) ? mysql_num_rows($Lead->contacts) : 1; ?
<0> lith: No, not much reason it won't work.
<4> kuja: thats disturbing :/
<0> var_dump($Lead->contacts)
<0> Though, it needs to be a result resource. Not a connection resource.
<4> kuja: I'm iterating through that same resource 2 lines down and its working fine
<4> kuja: i'm doing something else wrong,... just making sure that i wasnt going insane
<1> I have a site and I want it to auto go to index.php?topic=home insted of just index.php? , how can i do that?
<0> RobertM: Think about it. There's no need to redirect. Just make topic=home the default. How are you using it?
<0> Is it like a switch?
<1> http://drunkencoders.com/robm/
<0> switch ($_GET['topic']) { case 'home' ... something like that?
<0> RobertM: I'm talking about the code. Are you using a switch statement to determine which page is to be displayed?
<1> no
<0> Then?
<1> I just want it to redirect to index.php?topic=home when no topic or an incorrect topic is typed in
<0> ..
<4> even better thean a switch $topic = (!$_GET['topic']) ? 'home' : $_GET['topic'];
<0> That was not my question, RobertM.
<0> More clean: $topic = isset($_GET['topic']) && <is valid check> ? $_GET['topic'] : 'home';
<5> hey kuja. got time for a quick array prob?
<0> Mapionetka: Maybe
<0> Just ask.
<5> ive asked 3 times and been ignored
<5> Code: http://pastebin.com/545950
<5> Output: http://pastebin.com/545953
<3> explaination of problem?
<1> kuja: Does not work
<5> print_r produces expected output
<5> echo produces 'A' or 'r'
<5> depending how you reference the array element
<0> RobertM: Of course not. How can I write compatible code that'll work for you without knowing how *your* code does it? Think about it, then give me my answer.
<6> does the mail() function work by firing off the sendmail command?
<1> oh, yeah... :(
<0> Mapionetka: I don't get it.
<7> hi to get the last elemnt in an array?
<5> when i use print_r, the array is as expected. if i just use echo array['key']; it echo's 'A'
<8> i'm ***y: http://slapdot.com/
<0> Mapionetka: Dude, print_r() doesn't return an array.
<5> i know
<0> print_r() returns a dump of the array, if you provide it with the second argument of true.
<5> it prints it in human readable form
<0> You can't reference a dump.
<5> oh ****
<0> It's just a mere string.
<5> i cant believe i overlooked that
<8> "mere"
<0> Heh
<5> i realise what i did now, i forgot to remove that from previous messing around
<8> now_playing[Smashing Punkins - Bullet With Butterfly Wings] length[4:17]
<0> cess: Don't do that again.
<8> word
<0> Next time will most definitely be a ban.
<8> i help people, no?
<8> fine, ill leave
<0> It's no excuse.
<9> what function can cut a string off to a certain number of words?
<1> kuja: <?php include("include" . $_GET['topic'] . ".html"); ?>
<1> thats all I am using
<10> that is not a good idea...
<0> It's insecure.
<11> you can use ereg_replace to clean it
<1> kuja: It's not ment to be secure
<9> Anybody? SOmething like wordwrap but it cuts it off to a certain number of words...
<9> Grr...c'mon
<11> if anyone else can view the webpage, they could exploit it
<9> Instead of just putting a br tag in it
<10> htns: building a function that does that can't be too hard...
<3> htns:http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.strings.php
<0> RobertM: If you have no care for security, then just add before your include: $_GET['topic'] = isset($_GET['topic']) && file_exists("include{$_GET['topic']}.html") ? $_GET['topic'] : 'home';
<3> htns: http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.strings.php
<0> htns: Use wordwrap()'s output and explode it. Then just get the first element of explode;.
<9> jonnay: I'm sure there's a function that can do that.
<10> htns: i'm sure google could help you find it.. :P
<3> htns: of course there is - look at the manual and find it
<1> thanks
<9> lig: Yeah, I am and just did. Why else would I risk my life to ask a question in #php?
<12> htns: preg_replace can do it, if nothing else can. But I'm sure that explode, array_slice, and implode can also do it.
<0> htns: Use your head. The total functions you'll basically need to make something nearly failproof is md5(), uniqid(), wordwrap() and explode().
<3> htns: we have all had it happen -
<9> Yeah, but I was asking whether a function existed that can do that. Geez.
<1> kuja: Do I really need any security? There is nothing that is worth anything on that page
<10> RobertM: How about that server?
<0> RobertM: I'm curious. Is that a Windows or Linux server?
<1> kuja: No idea. Someone over at that site gave me space. I am writing homebrew stuff for the DS
<10> i'm not 100% positive on this, but I think that someone could run a remote script from your script.
<1> =\
<0> Not with his current setup.
<1> so
<1> Is there any need for security, do you think?
<1> for me at least
<0> He's got both prepending and appending strings for his filenames.
<13> is there a function that exists which compares n number of varibles and outputs str according to which varibles has the hightest integer value?
<14> i'm guessing that at least some of you guys(and girls) are computer science majors?
<4> brianJP: yes and were not helping you with your homework ;)
<14> i don't need any help
<4> then were not doing your homework :/
<14> i don't have any homework
<14> just ahd a question :)
<14> had
<4> ah shoot then
<13> anybody?
<14> the reason i ask is...can cs majors have a portfolio?
<14> ...when looking for a job for the first time?
<4> brianJP: Projects completed protfolio? Financial portfolio?
<14> first one
<4> brianJP: Of course
<3> brianJP: doesn't hurt
<14> people wont thiink thats weird?
<4> Zend: are they all ints?
<13> yes
<3> brianJP: if they ask for it give it... most ask for some code snippets and what not..
<4> Zend: Not that i know of.
<14> i was thinking that i might put at the bottom of my resume "for a portfolio of sample work see http://url...";
<13> ohh... gay... i'd have to do something like if($i1 > $i2) if($i2 > $i1), or something like that?
<14> or something like that
<3> that is fine - but hard copies should also be on hand at an interview..
<4> Zend: Or throw them into an array while iterating through, sort and pull the last key
<14> ok cool, thanks lig
<13> ok thanks
<15> Notice: Use of undefined constant id - ***umed 'id' in f:\unemat\site\sistemaunemat\cadastro.php on line 5
<15> How solve it ???
<0> You're probably doing something like $foo[id]
<0> It needs to be $foo['id']
<15> $id=$_POST[id];
<0> Make it 'id'
<0> It's a string, not a constant.
<15> $id='id'; ???
<15> the $id will get the content of id variable
<15> from a form
<15> is that correct??
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