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<0> lol
<1> TML : do you know the name of the PEAR package to use?
<0> well lets call this a learning project just to further my self knowledge...what is the "bad solution"?
<2> uFiS: Try searching for "captcha."
<1> :)
<2> ootz0rz: Make your web directory world-writeable and accessible via anonymous FTP.
<3> uFiS: text_captcha?
<3> Something akin to that
<1> found it thanks
<0> CWhiz that doesnt help >.> heh
<3> ootz0rz: Well, I'd probably pre-process template files at upload/store time to replace {foo} in PHP blocks with $foo
<3> (or whatever the appropriate variable is)
<0> yea but what if the {foo} var can chance with each view of the page
<0> it cant be hardcoded like that
<3> ootz0rz: Anything that can be done via {foo} can be done via $foo
<0> oh sry i see
<3> Because that's what it's going to end up doing in your system anyways
<0> i thought u said replace it with the value of $foo
<3> No, replace it with the symbol "$foo"
<3> !tell ootz0rz about u
<0> lol ok
<0> hmm well the files are going to be uploaded via ftp. like for example the template system in phpbb, i know it doesnt have the same feature but...if you uploaded the template one day and then a week later you wanted to modify it. but then you found that all your {foo} tags were now variable names...
<0> they'd be downloaded via ftp as well...so i dont think i'd be able to make it so the php could convert them back unless i made a system to upload and download the templates from the php site
<3> ootz0rz: You'd have the FTP upload them to a space outside webroot, and then your out-of-band process would write the processed files into the webroot
<3> Never providing direct access to the processed file
<0> what do you mean by out-of-band process? a background process to process the template files?
<4> Stolichnaya: Privet?
<5> tws: otvet
<3> ootz0rz: yes
<3> ootz0rz: It listens to the FTP upload dir, maybe using FAM, and processes files as they appear
<5> tws: ya, pravda, ne z _tiei_ Stolyci ... :)
<3> Stolichnaya, tws: English, please
<0> TML, one more question...know of any windows alternatives to FAM? heh
<3> No
<3> You could fit my win32 knowledge in a thimble and have room for a double-shot of Jim Beam
<0> haha
<4> ootz0rz: May be you can set up a cron job (Task Scheduler on Windows) that will run a script that will do that for you.
<0> yea thats what I was thinking...have it keep track of like CRC info or something
<3> ootz0rz: But, seriously, this is almost certainly NOT worth the effort
<3> Let them use real variables in the PHP blocks
<3> But, then, template languages that allow arbitrary PHP blocks are doomed anyways, so I guess it doesn't really matter
<0> whys that
<3> You'll find out
<0> mmk :P
<6> is anyone using PhpDocumentator here? I have installed it through pear and everythime I try to generate output I get: ERROR: template directory "/usr/share/php/data/PhpDocumentor/phpDocumentor/Converters/HTML/frames/templates/default/" does not exist
<3> eleftherios: Does that directory exist?
<7> i have a json object in php i want to turn into an array and loop through
<6> TML no it doesn't
<3> sethuhdiah: Try http://pear.php.net/pepr/pepr-proposal-show.php?id=198
<3> eleftherios: ...
<3> eleftherios: It would seem that your application is correct, then.
<6> TML, should it work out of the box since I haven't installed anything manually?
<6> pear install PhPDocumentator was all I did
<3> eleftherios: You'd have to ask the PhPDocumentator support group
<3> eleftherios: I'd imagine http://www.phpdoc.org/faq.php to be a good place to start
<6> TML :-)
<8> hi
<9> hey
<6> TML, things don't look good
<8> whats wrong about such time input format: '2006-APR-09 12:43:00' ?
<8> echo date('Y-m-d H:i:s',strtotime('2006-APR-09 12:43:00')); ->> 2014-09-27 12:43:00
<8> how does that happen? :/ why?
<3> poncha: Because "YYYY-MON-DD" isn't a valid strtotime format
<8> does it accept "MON" somewhere at all?
<3> I don't know. Check the formats.
<3> There's a link on the manual page that takes you to where they're listed
<3> poncha: Hmm...just took a wild shot and tried the format I use when writing dates
<3> Appears to work fine
<3> 09-APR-2006
<8> ok.. thanks
<3> US banks hate me, .EU co-workers love me. :)
<8> voila.. i think i finally (after trying to do so for a week) succeeded explaining to a person what "iso date format" is :)
<8> but i will still rewrite that freaking thing, just in case
<10> isn't there a function that converts from a specified date format?
<3> Ciaran: Not that I'm aware of, but I'm certain such a function would be accepted were you to offer it
<3> Shouldn't be too difficult with a bit of sprintf()
<11> I've just installed libiconv, but php prints me error that iconv() doesn't exist (I didn't do any configuration to php), what should i do more to turn on iconv ? :)
<8> Ciaran, may be... but i do not rely on that input to stay in one specified designated format... working with a couple of morons as a second party :/
<3> ast[away]: Who built your PHP?
<10> http://uk2.php.net/manual/en/function.strptime.php
<3> Ciaran: There you go. Told you it should be pretty easy with a bit of sprintf(). :)
<10> I converted a Temporal Expression library to PHP the other day does anyone require such a thing? :|
<11> TML, my administrator, but now he is on holiday so I need to do this job myself ;p
<3> ast[away]: That's a really bad idae
<3> idea, too
<3> Ciaran: "Temporal Expression?
<3> s/.$/"?/
<11> TML mhm, why ?
<3> ast[away]: If you're not the admin, you probably shouldn't be futzing with the server.
<3> That just seems a general rule of thumb
<4> ast[away]: Unless you're ready for headache and don't mind being blamed by admin if things are messy in the end.
<10> TML: yeah they represent points in time, like "every friday" or "between march and june" or "every monday in june except last monday"
<10> etc. etc.
<11> TML well server is mine...
<12> What would be the quickest way to find the title of an external page? Inbetween the <title> tags?
<13> ya
<13> <html><head><title> tag
<12> Lol
<13> there may be title tags elsewhere, if the person ****s
<12> I mean Using PHP
<3> Ciaran: Ah, yes. I've implemented such a thing before. Never heard that name, though. You should submit it to PEAR.
<12> numist: The url is different.
<12> numist: The pages will all be different.
<11> tws i don't think it's very hard to install iconv ;p
<10> really TML? Anything I could see? I'd be interested to see how you did it
<3> Ciaran: It's been about 3 years, I wouldn't even know where to find the code anymore.
<10> heh ok
<3> Haven't worked for that company in ages
<3> ast[away]: iconv can be *very* tricky
<10> at least it's not on Windows
<11> mhm tricky ? how ? :)
<8> Ciaran, do you share your code ? (that temporal expression stuff :) )
<3> ast[away]: It's large and complex, and if you have an existing install and install another one alongside it, very bad things can happen
<10> poncha: would you have use for such a thing?
<3> Ciaran: I can see myself having use for it again some day
<3> hence my suggestion to submit it to PEAR
<8> Ciaran, i think so...
<8> submitting it to pear is a good idea
<10> yeah but as is it's not usable, if you needed it for your current project I'd sort it out
<3> Ciaran: throw it out there in its current state see if someone cleans it up
<3> At least 6 PEAR packages have come from my code that way
<10> well I'm going to try and use it in a project I'm working on now so I will clean it up myself
<11> well i've just installed it, but i think i need to do some configuration in php.. am i right ?
<3> ast[away]: Yes, you're right.
<11> where I can find info what changes i need to do ?
<14> what can that be: I copy a directory recursively with FTP to another server and after exactly 4 minutes, the copy process will just stop
<14> that is with php of course
<10> well, I plan on working it out later today so I'll keep you guys posted /!\
<8> ;)
<11> TML so could you help me? Or i have just "google"..
<12> For the life of me, I can't find the syntax error in this... http://pastebin.com/650902. I'm getting "Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_RETURN, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}'".
<5> is there a way to return all array elements that start with 'custom'?
<12> Will anyone take a look?
<5> e.g. i'm posting a form in which some fields names start with 'custom', and these fields are processed apart from the rest of the form
<5> so they need to be split off the rest of the $_POST
<10> I think you have a mismatched brace MadSekkai?
<12> Ciaran: Where? Hehe
<12> I can't find it
<5> the only way of doing it that i can think of is getting array_keys, then using in_array
<10> the one before the return looks out of place
<5> perhaps there is an easier solution?
<8> Stolichnaya, foreach (array_keys($arr) as $key) { if(strncmp($key,"custom",6)) continue; ... } or foreach($arr as $key=>$val) { same... }
<5> poncha: thanks, figured it was the only way. did it with a for loop and strstr()... ;)
<12> What's the quickest regex to find the href= bit of a url.
<12> It could be like <a target="_blank" count="value" href="http://iwanthisurl.com"; cl***="te uver" />
<12> that will all change.
<12> The target could be gone
<12> the cl*** could be different/gone
<15> <a.*?href="([^"]*)"
<15> that one relies on the usage of double quotes for the delimiters
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