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<0> sorry
<1> hmm, this is really odd
<2> mattmcc: in what ways does IE's support for button **** too much?
<3> deltab: IE ****s, period
<4> deltab: It submits the element's text contents rather than the value attribute.
<4> deltab: Which defeats the most useful feature of <button>, the ability to have a submit button's label which is different from its value.
<2> oh, I'm using it for client-side scripting only, to allow underlining and images
<4> deltab: I blame the aforementioned behavior on the widespread use of input images for submit buttons, which is a hack.
<5> i got an arbitrary web question: anyone know how to vertically scale a page using css rather than tables? in tables, you would use height="100%"? (trying to get my php pages to be centered)
<6> game: Still, that's not PHP related just because your file uses PHP. THat's formatting. Ask over in #web
<5> cool thks ahroun
<7> how would i go about finding a script that converts a binary safe string of a bitmap to a png and vice versa?
<4> Keal: http://php.net/imagecreatefromstring
<1> wow, this is nuts, I need to take some screen shots and post this...
<2> gamengineer: you are allowed to join multiple channels at once
<7> that's great and all that, but i need a script that converts between bmp and png
<4> Keal: Well, load from one, save to the other.
<8> If only everything were as easy.
<9> what should I write to end a line a start a new one using fwrite()?
<4> \n ?
<9> not \r?
<1> wow, I'm really pissed off a dreamweaver now. There are these hidden upside down question marks in my php code, I think they came from dream weaver.
<10> hello everybody
<8> ironpig__: So don't use dream weaver.
<8> debiankid: Draw.
<4> beatdown: Depends. \n is a unix newline, \r\n is a dos one.
<2> ironpig__: hidden?
<8> deltab: incognito.
<11> lol
<11> Ironhand; How can you see hidden questions marks..
<6> beatdown: and \r is the mac one.
<11> upside-down question marks*
<8> disguised as normal question marks.
<9> ok ok, thanks
<1> Lateralus, I'm not sure where they came from, but I want to blame dream weaver its done this before...
<8> ironpig__: So don't use dream weaver.
<11> Ironhand; Don't use it then.
<2> ironpig__: you might be using the wrong encoding
<10> on debian exactly what packcage i have to install to make all the capable extecions of php & apache work 100% ?
<2> ironpig__: url?
<8> debiankid: BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
<1> deltab, there isn't one. the code wouldn't even paste all the way in paste bin.
<1> Thats kinda how I found them.
<4> debiankid: Well, you would install all the relevant packages..
<10> i having trouble with my webserver and i dont know what i have to install or uninstall , i just dont know why php dont handle mysql
<1> I use texwrangler to code, I turned on show invisibles and there they were, upside down question marks.
<10> mattmcc yes i installed php4 , php4-mysql apache2 libapache2-mod-python what is missing?
<4> Oh, so you don't actually want them _all_.
<8> debiankid: for what, precisely?
<12> I installed a pecl extension and it shows up as loaded with php -m, but not with php_info thru the browser, any ideas?
<10> Lateralus example phpnuke
<12> I restarted apache several times
<2> ironpig__: oh, so they're *representing* something invisible character
<1> yep, not sure which one, Hex editor has it listed as 0xd57
<2> hmm, that's too big to be one byte
<10> so what i have to do?
<10> when i try to open www.mysite.com/html/index.php the page is blank however the source is php :(
<1> too big to be a byte? what does that mean?
<13> debiankid- check error_reporting and display_errors in php.ini and/or phpinfo()
<10> Dragnslcr how can i do that?
<13> <?php phpinfo(); ?>
<10> Dragnslcr ok
<14> Can someone help me rezise an image and get good quality, i have done this http://pastebin.com/651857 and im not satisfied
<4> xnor: Use imagecopyresampled.
<13> What he siad
<13> said
<15> How can I make a div only as wide as the content within?
<4> zanzina: You want #web.
<10> DragonWize now what=?
<15> oops i joined #css but this autojoins here
<14> mattmcc: nice great diffrence there. Thanks
<16> how do I find out the length of a variable?
<17> Nick-Atis: strlen() ?
<16> *array
<16> sorry
<18> count()
<16> the number of items in an array
<17> Nick-Artist: count()
<18> count($myarray)
<16> Xen0n: thanks
<16> same to you Elazar
<18> :P
<15> sorry: the length of the number of items in an array
<9> time to stop coding! :)
<9> see you!
<10> hello ?
<10> mattmcc yes i installed php4 , php4-mysql apache2 libapache2-mod-python what package is missing?
<18> Wasnt me!
<10> any hand on this ?
<6> Muhahaha. One more internet router at my command. Nearly five hundred million to go.
<18> debiankid, libapache2-mod-php ?
<18> or libapache2-mod-php4
<18> been a while since i used debian
<18> Ahroun, haha...
<10> Xen0n im using apache2
<7> yes. internet router, cuz obviously internet routers are specifically made for internet use only
<10> Xen0n nothing happends the page are still blank :(
<18> debiankid, did you restart apache?
<18> debiankid, also, did you enable the module in httpd.conf or whatever?
<10> Xen0n the python module enable all by default but i dont know what is going on
<18> debiankid, why are you enabling python module, when you are trying to get PHP working?
<10> Xen0n the un-normal thing is that in that page i add echo("this is a test"); and in the page i can c that , but the rest of the phpcode is not being ejecuted
<3> debiankid: print rather than echo
<7> ejecuted? surely you mean ejaculated?
<18> Erm, whats the big deal about print vs. echo ?
<10> sorry im not very goo on english :)
<18> :P
<7> ;)
<7> executed
<7> ejaculated is when little debiankids fly from your crotch
<10> Xen0n i added to the phpscript echo "test" ; and i can c , but the rest of the lines , like connection s to databases , includes , etc etc , are not being executed
<10> Keal thanks
<18> Keal, ...
<18> lol
<3> lol
<7> :)
<7> it means front center in pants
<18> ahaha
<10> Xen0n do you understand what i mean?
<18> ##php - Pretty Horny People
<6> debiankid: He is making an obscene joke somewhat at your expense.
<7> :)
<10> Ahroun yeah i can notice
<18> debiankid, kinda... but like i said, it looks like you have loaded the python module when you actually need the php module
<7> advice
<19> I believe I can fly...
<18> I believe you can fly too
<19> Awesome.
<7> advise is when you tell someone something is in their best interest
<10> Xen0n yeah but why the rest of the phpcode cant ?
<19> Oh shi-
<7> advice is helpful tips
<18> debiankid, no idea...
<10> :((
<19> Paste the code up somewhere and let us see, if you haven't done so.
<19> Not that I'd be of any help, but I'll try.
<10> ok there i go
<16> in a foreach loop, can you tell which iteration you are currently in?
<7> Nick-Atis you have to set up a counter
<18> Nick-Atis, not unless you have your own var incremented on each iteration
<16> that's what I thought
<16> thanks
<18> heh
<4> Nick-Atis: Well, you can know which index you're on. http://php.net/foreach
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