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<0> is sending unicode emails that support multi byte character same as sending normal email with mail() ?
<1> ironman1234: php should preserve whatever input you provide, but you'll definatly need to add the smtp content-encoding headers
<2> Leo18: % which perl
<0> thanks
<1> ironman1234: if you need to do anything with the content, you might need php.net/mbstring
<3> cw : yes . Even p***thru("/usr/bin/perl /home/httpd/vhosts/clicboutic.com/httpdocs/facture/gen.pl");
<3> does'nt work
<4> $displayHectares = ($test_Lotsize >= 1) ? true : false;
<4> is that correct form for inline if?
<2> Leo18: Are you positive the paths are correct?
<3> yes
<2> Leo18: You can run the same command from a shell and it works?
<3> yes
<1> Leo18: something in your script that calls system commands without a full path?
<1> or that depends on env vars?
<2> Leo18: And how do you know that it "doesn't work?"
<3> it should creat file
<2> Sure permissions on the destination directory are correct?
<3> yes (chmod 777 )
<2> So it creates the file successfully when you run it from the shell, but not when you run it from within PHP?
<5> *scrolls back a bit*
<1> are you running from the httpd or www-data or whatever user
<5> IRC is like daytime soap. You suspect people are more intelligent in real life.
<6> Is there a way to use abstract cl***es/interfaces to limit the implementing cl*** to only the interface public methods, and/or make the implementing cl*** only be allowed to have the same parameters for its methods as the abstract/interface
<6> Does that make sense at all?
<2> Xen0n: Why would you have non-public methods in an abstract cl***/interface that you don't want subcl***es to implement?
<3> cw : i dont know
<6> Elazar, i'm not worried about the non-public methods... only the public methods matter for the interface... private/protected can be whatever
<6> Elazar, what i mean is i want the subcl*** to need to have matching public methods for each one in the interface
<7> what is CVS integration please
<2> Xen0n: Um... isn't that kind of the point of having abstract cl***es/interfaces to begin with?
<6> yeah
<2> ace_me: Do you know what CVS is?
<2> Xen0n: Either you just answered your own question or I don't understand what you're asking.
<6> Elazar, but does it force it? will it error if the subcl*** doesnt implement all of the abstract public methods
<2> Xen0n: Should, yes. Like I said, that's kind of the point.
<1> if the docs aren't clear, you could try it
<6> ah, right
<6> Well, thats good :d
<2> Xen0n: Sounds like you need a brush-up. :P http://us3.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.php
<6> Elazar, what about forcing parameters to be the same? can you specify parameters in the interface/abstract ?
<2> Xen0n: OK, you seriously need to re-read the section on Cl***es/Objects for PHP 5.
<8> Xenon: Of course, you could repent your sin of object oriented programming and return to the purity that is proceeduralism. But that's just my view. :P
<6> Elazar, heh, i'm moving from php4 to php5 here, i dont know how all the new object model works
<1> ace_me: "CVS integration" sounds like a buzzword that means a developemtn tool has a built in menu with canned cvs commands, to easy using a cvs server
<6> Ahroun, no chance :P
<6> Elazar, thanks, ill read that - i was reading some migration guide, but it wasnt very specific
<2> Xen0n: Cl***es that extend an abstract cl*** or implement an interface must have methods with identical prototypes. That's the whole point of using them.
<2> Xen0n: Find a Java tutorial on the subject of abstract cl***es and interfaces and it should explain the underlying concepts.
<9> hi everybody
<8> HI DR NICK!
<10> hello =]
<9> is there an option to switch on the output of a complete stack for warnings and errors?
<6> Elazar, i thought as much, i didnt know how PHP implemented it though - i guess i am too used to the half-an-object-model of PHP4 ....
<11> Im trying to take an html file and do a preg_match for certain values but I get the following error
<11> reg_match() [function.preg-match]: Unknown modifier '<'
<12> is there a function to dump a binary file to the output?
<12> (other than include who try to interprets data)
<9> hartym: fp***thru?
<13> hartym: readfile, file_get_contents, fp***thru..
<12> faber2, thanks, should be the one seeing its name
<14> I need to write to a file, but I only have access "w" to the file trrought a FTP session. What are my possibilities?
<8> beatdown: Temporarylocal file, edit that, reupload?
<14> mmm... I think I can write to /tmp t create the temp file
<14> I'm checking
<2> workRelated: Pastebin your code.
<8> Why can't you do it locally?
<14> because the PHP configuration doesn't allow me to write
<14> probably I could write to /tmp
<6> Damn, this database abstraction layer is going to be so much better in php5
<2> mattmcc: The ability to have cl***-level variables?
<14> do you understand, Ahroun?
<6> mattmcc, abstract cl***es for the actual database cl***...
<6> mattmcc, force all drivers to conform to the interface...
<13> Xen0n: Wouldn't make it work any better.
<8> beatdown: No, not really. What are you trying to do?
<14> can I create a file "in memory", not in disk, and then put it through the ftp?
<6> I want to make things more rigid
<13> Abstract cl***es aren't all that important, really. They just make some people feel better.
<13> The same can be accomplished with decent documentation and discipline.
<15> Hello: I'm trying to get php5 working with SSI includes under apache 2.2.0. I can load a index.php page correctly, but using an <!-- include file=foo.php --> won't work Any ideas on what to check?
<16> Xen0n, interfaces are better for making things conform to APIs....
<14> Ahroun, there is a PHP server in a remote machine. It doesn't allow to write (perhaps only in /tmp), but I need to write to a file. I can write if I start a ftp session.
<6> Davey|Work, well, i am trying to create a common API for my database abstraction layer, while making it impossible for an addon database driver to break that API (as such)
<6> Well, actually using interface here, not abstract cl*** (for this one)
<6> because it doesnt actually implement anything itself
<14> because the login on the ftp give me access for writing,do you understand now, Ahroun?
<6> its just a template
<8> beatdown: *nods* That makes sense, even if it's stuid. I'd be finding a different server in such a situation. However, your immediate problem is this -- you need to generate some output and save it to a file via FTP.
<6> hmmm, using abstract cl***es as a namespace, should i be declaring everything static?
<14> right, Ahroun. can I save some output via ftp without creating a file "in disk"?
<6> Meh, i know... I'll run with error_reporting(E_ALL|E_STRICT) and find out
<6> :D
<8> beatdown: I don't know. But I think now things are clear enough that there is a solution, someone might know it.
<2> beatdown: At the least, you need a file pointer, if not a file name, so if you're using the FTP functions from PHP, I don't believe there's a way to do what you're asking. You'd have to open up a stream and manually send FTP commands through it to be able to accomplish that.
<14> thanks, Ahroun.
<14> thanks Elazar
<2> Narada: Who's Yo? :P
<17> Elazar: lol
<17> Elazar: #mysql
<13> Yo Yo Ma!
<13> But why wouldn't you want to help Yo Yo Ma?
<2> "You ****, man, but Yo Mama sweeeeeeeet." :P
<18> hi
<15> Is there a way to debug failing include statements such as <!--#include file="foo.php">
<19> hi
<13> Dforge: Well, it's an SSI directive. So, check your web server log?
<19> hi, I have a php script that executes quite a few commands
<19> is it possible to use mysql to figure out the commands that were executed ?
<13> Log queries?
<20> hello. is it possible that preg_match_all() converts certain characters?
<20> e.g.
<15> mattmcc: Perhaps I need to add more detail, the file is named index.html . If I make a test .shmtl it works.
<15> How do I enable ssi for html?
<21> how do I find out what button was pressed to submit the form?
<21> I have 2 buttoms in same form, and I want them to have different functions with same form variables.
<13> FatalRemedy: Either give them the same name, and check the value, or give them different names, and check for presence.
<8> FatalRemedy: Name them two different things then check to see which exists in the submission.
<13> The best solution would be to use <button>, but IE's support for that ****s too much.
<15> Fixed.
<15> Apparently 1.3 was much more loose about how mod_include worked.
<15> If I added AddOutputFilter INCLUDES .html, it fixed my page problem.
<21> Ahroun, but how do I see what button was pressed?
<21> like I dont know the variable.
<22> hi all
<21> I want to case for it at the top of program.
<22> in the command mail it goes mail(to,subject,body,from); right?
<21> if ($_GET[button] == "preview)
<21> but I dont know what the submission variable is.
<23> If I try to fopen("amazon.php?asin=B0009YA386","r") I get an error: Warning: fopen("amazon.php?asin=B0009YA386","r"): failed to open stream: No such file or directory. If I do fopen("amazon.php","r"), its fine. How can I send variables?
<13> Fango: Erm. You're not 'sending variables' by doing that.
<24> Fango; You should use fopen ('http://site.com/amazon.php?asin..'(
<23> ok, thanks
<13> Well, amazon.php is a local file, right?
<23> yeah
<13> Why aren't you using include?
<25> How do I set PHP to use character_set_results=utf8? PHP is using latin1 when connecting to Mysql through PDO.
<23> mattmcc: the php outputs a load of XML
<23> which I am then parsing into PHP
<23> sorry, I think I am adding about 3 unneccessary steps
<13> Okay.. But fopen isn't going to parse amazon.php.
<23> mmm... but it is a step in parsing the xml output of amazon.php
<23> but I really dont need to do it... I am being an idiot
<23> sorry
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