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<0> i need help uploading files. no matter the size of the file, the script runs a few seconds and then it finishes. it shows correct mime and size values, but data is always 1kb and junk
<1> double checked permissions on folders Lisan?
<2> I'm having problems with loadable modules in windows (precompiled). it isn't apparent what should be in the 'extension_dir' variable in php.ini, and it isn't clear what format this string even uses.
<3> simon- I believe there's a comment shortly before it that explains how to set directory settings
<4> hi everybody
<0> vanderwhatever: running in windows
<5> Hello everyone. I'm trying to compile php with imap support. ./configure fails with such message: http://pastebin.com/592622 What can be wrong?
<1> Hi Lisan
<2> PHP Warning: PHP Startup: Unable to load dynamic library 'c:\\apache\\apache2\\php5\\ext\\php_mysql.dll' (I didn't add the extra backslashes, and that directory does exist.
<1> if you're running in a windows environment I saw some extra notes on how you set up the permissions of the folders so that the stupid windows accounts like IWAM and IUSR can access them properly
<6> hi guys, I am having a hard time interpreting a checkbox's submit, is there some code on the net or a way to make sure that I will recieve the post correctly?
<2> vanderkerkoff, I think the webserver runs as my user...
<7> does anyone here use md5 sums as primary keys for db records for use with forms?
<3> carlos-the-man- checkboxes send their value if checked, nothing otherwise
<2> carlos-the-man, checkboxes are only submitted if they are checked.
<0> vanderwhatever, i am going crazy with this, you know. i am not a windows server guru, but i managed to make a temp folder i am using available for whatever use by all people, that is not the problem.
<2> I can't believe how hard this is to install on windows.
<1> Hi Lisan, you're not going to like this but if I was you, I'd rather start melting down plastic to make a box to put a proper operating system in than fix any windows machines
<0> i get data written. the problem is that it is only 1kb of data
<1> sorry, not up to speed with windows, cant help, start melting!!!!
<6> thanks, this is the code I have so far but it is still not perfect so I dont always get what I want while testing http://pastebin.com/592628
<0> linux is not the answer fot every problem. i am a linux user, for 6 years. not that good with windows. but this must be a php stuff
<1> I didnt say linux was
<1> :-)
<2> the thing is, it keeps saying that the modules don't exist nregardless of the way I putt it ("foo/bar", "foo\bar", "foo\\bar")
<0> vanderkerkoff, you sure did not think in BEos
<1> I"d rather use fifteen hundred abaci in sequence
<0> lol
<8> hi aaaaaaaaaaaaaal
<8> i find i digg-like ------
<9> ...
<10> You're an idiot.
<11> :))
<9> erf: There was no reason for that immediate insult.
<10> Yes there was.
<9> Now there is.
<9> ##php is getting stupider by the day.
<9> That's all I can say.
<11> laughing out loud
<12> hi
<9> Hi
<12> i have this php error when using jpgraph: JpGraph Error Font file "/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/truetype/arial.ttf" is not readable or does not exist.
<10> "maximuse: hi aaaaaaaaaaaaaal", I will ***ume he either has no life or is about 12.
<12> can you tell how can i install arial.ttf or where can i find one?
<9> php-bot: tell eIf about g10
<8> i find i digg-like ------ opensource
<13> I hate when this times out
<12> ok kuja lemme check
<11> kick that stupid bot maximuse
<14> hi !
<13> howdy
<12> kuja just ignore the jpgraph issue. i'd only like to know where can i find the arial.ttf font
<14> I have a webpage, and I need to change a header that I suspect is sent by default by php
<9> eIf: By googling for it. If you're on Windows, you already have it.
<8> why <11>
<9> maximuse: Now you're pushing it, and are becoming eligible for an insult.
<10> kuja, it's a bot.
<9> Oh?
<14> I've added the code for the header: header('Accept-Charset: ISO-8859-1'); but LiveHTTPHeaders doesn't seem to reflect the change
<8> no
<9> !+ops
<11> because you are bot
<15> AcidReign, BigE, alindeman, Pollita, enygma, Davey, Piera, jmkg, newbienetwork, TML, MarkL, [RainMkr], philip, EvilWalrus, Snipe, mattmcc, HolyGoat
<9> How the hell do you guys know it's a bot?
<12> kuja i'm on bsd
<9> eIf: So Google it.
<10> Because he's playing some kind of a quiz game.
<12> kuja ok thanks
<10> maximuse : i find i digg-like ------ opensource
<16> hi
<16> how can i access an array element directly from a return value? e.g. this works: $x=getArray(...); echo $x[0];
<3> Just like that
<10> If he's not he's annoying, and should be kicked anyway.
<16> but this causes an error: echo getArray(...)[0];
<17>
<3> Yes, it does
<3> So do it the first way
<17> does anyone knows for really god article about javascript?
<9> MicW: The latter will not work, it's not legal PHP syntax.
<9> tecnoba_: Go ask that in #web.
<11> tecnoba_ try #javascript
<11> :)
<16> so i always have to use a variable?
<9> MicW: Yes, that's the way PHP is.
<10> $x = getArray(...); $x[0]
<16> and is there a better way to access the 1st array key than using array_keys
<9> If it's not enumerated, or you if you don't know what the key is, then: current($arr) for the value, or key($arr) for the key.
<9> This is ***uming you've just received a fresh array, if not, you might want to call reset($arr);
<3> Though "first key" generally doesn't mean anything
<3> ***ociative arrays are usually unordered
<18> maximuse:
<9> Dragnslcr: On the contrary. They are ordered.
<16> seems that they keep their order
<16> nice. my shift key is not working anymore since i switches back fom the virtual machine
<16> in the vm it still works
<16> but not here ,-9
<16> hm. so smileys do also not work anymore *g*
<9> :P
<0> ESTOY HARTO
<9> Okay... whatever.
<9> lisan: ALL CAPS MAKES YOU COOL, YA?
<9> =P
<19> whats the proper way to do a newline
<19> when sending an e-mail
<19> '\r\n' ?
<20> In the documentation it advises against using serialize with setcookie "because it can result in security holes" - anybody know of a specific page that explains how this combination could constitute a security issue?
<9> Larry: "\r\n", perhaps.
<19> the quotes matter?
<21> is PHP's serialization compatible with Java's?
<9> Larry: Yes
<21> i need to unserialize an array in java that is serialized in PHP
<20> Technically \n - but windows tends to use \r\n for legacy reasons.
<22> Noel4DMB: i don't really think so
<22> Noel4DMB: use a proper database if you aren't using a cl*** instance or a custom datatype
<16> are php serialized objects binary data?
<9> MicW: No.
<0> kuya, sorry, i am frustrated
<9> kuja@shugotenshi:~/tests/ruby$ php -r 'echo serialize(array(1, 2, 3));'
<9> a:3:{i:0;i:1;i:1;i:2;i:2;i:3;}
<23> cool
<23> now do it for an object!
<9> UltimateB|script: An object is serialized as an array, or similarly.
<9> When you unserialize an object, you are just creating an instance of it with its old properties.
<23> kuja: i know, but wanna see and dont wanna put any effort in myserf.
<23> but i want *
<24> no effort?
<23> yeh, by now i couldve done it myself, i know
<9> kuja@shugotenshi:~/tests/ruby$ php -r 'echo serialize(new stdCl***());'
<9> O:8:"stdCl***":0:{}
<23> kuja, thanks \o/
<23> !google php serialize syntax
<23> :(
<23> So you could define an array as an string and then just unserialize it
<23> sounds very good for making your script totally unreadable
<16> Noel4DMB: so you can write a parser in java which creates an object tree from the serialized php data
<16> its easy for plain text data
<6> fyi Ive found a nice way to intepret checkboxes $chkbx = $products_group_access[$products['products_id']][$customer]; if (isset($chkbx) && ($chkbx == 1)){$actualizar = 'on!';}elseif(isset($chkbx) && ($chkbx == 0)){$actualizar = 'off!';}else{$actualizar = 'nochange!';}
<23> carlos-the-man, thank you for that info...
<25> simple question, how can know the error of a failed fopen(), for example?
<6> np
<25> i read about @ and $php_errormsg but it requires reconfiguration and doesn't seem a good idea
<18> using @ is always bad
<18> use is_readable() first, for example
<25> what is really bad is not having a strerror() :)
<18> we don't need it in PHP :P
<25> that's not a very good option, but still..
<25> sure we need it
<26> mirage-pt: that's a very good option
<25> if one wants to do serious scripting, that is
<25> GarethAdams|Work: race conditions?
<18> mirage-pt: rofl, which language do you consider is right for "serious scripting"
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