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<0> zezom: then just hold the last row in an array
<0> zezom: at all costs I would avoid doing a data seek, it is easy enough to hold the last record in an array
<1> zircu, I was hoping to cut down on the memory copying to speed things up a bit
<2> data_seek ftw
<0> zezom: you wiill have to hold the next record while you seek that last record to do the compare, right?
<3> how can i dump php variables to javascript?
<3> var_export?
<1> zircu, I will have to hold the very last record and the remaining previous record... I am culling records out onthe first p***
<4> zezom: This is generally the sort of thing I make my database do for me before I ever see the results
<1> zircu, if I hold the current row in an array for every line it will slow my function down a bit... and a bit * over 6000 records adds up to a lot
<5> winmutt: how about 'echo'?
<1> TML, I looked into that but apparently for my server I don't have enough grunt
<6> winmutt: <?php $foo = "bar"; ?><script language="javascript">foo = '<?php echo $foo; ?>';</script> ?
<3> what about complex data
<3> var_export wont work?
<5> define 'complex'
<3> !objects
<3> !string
<7> winmutt: did you read what var_export does?
<6> winmutt: Read what var_export does
<6> O_o
<0> Dangermouse: ***uming $foo doesn't have a ' or line breaks
<6> zircu: Was a simple example :P
<5> winmutt: PHP has absolutely nothing to do with JS... It's handling of variables and objects are completely different.
<8> $howhurt = sizeof($bullet); :P
<0> Dangermouse: understood
<7> winmutt: and php and js don't have any special linking. you can echo js code from php and that's about it.
<5> ||cw: *nod*
<4> There are a number of projects out there that parse json strings into PHP structures
<7> as relates to ajax?
<3> one would think that php would have a function to dump arrays and what not to js.. but ok
<9> So many that it's almost as if PHP people aren't very good at reusing code.
<10> winmutt: why would you think that?
<3> ive only been complining about it for years
<7> but even then, it's not magic
<3> well if perl has a module then php sould have it built in :)
<10> winmutt: i have a file that doesnt i
<7> winmutt: it's not that hard to make one. that's why it's not built in
<10> does it*
<11> winmutt- there is, it's called echo
<5> winmutt: er...
<0> winmutt: there could be.. dump_string_to_<filloutputformathere>()
<6> winmutt: Newsflash: php != perl
<7> just like there's nothing built in to output a table row
<11> I believe PHP6 will have a native JSON extension
<3> ya ya ill just use serialize and write a js funct to unsreialize
<12> I still don't understand why this is an infinite loop. Why if I call mysql_fetch_row inside of a cl*** that when I return the result in a while loop it just returns the first record in a loop?
<13> hello, i have no previous knowlege in php, but i keep getting a warning Warning: implode(): Bad arguments. in /XXXX/xxx.php on line 46 , the line is print implode("",$array); does it look faulty? it used to be join() , but according to http://www.php.net/join its an alias , so i altered it, and i used to get the same error ... any ideas?
<3> Dangermouse: newsflash php is a scripting language for developing dynamic content
<10> winmut: if you listen, i have one to do it
<4> winmutt: dumping arrays to JS? Why would I want such a thing as a builtin, given that in 7+ years of writing PHP, I've only wanted to do such a thing once?
<7> winmutt: yes, which has nothing to do with html or javascript
<4> ***imilate: Because everytime you call mysql_query(), it runs the query and returns a NEW result set
<4> ***imilate: So each time through the loop, you're back on the first tuple in your result set
<7> php is just as effective with WAp or xml or xslt or rss or cvs or binary image generation
<12> TML, I call the query once.
<3> if there is so much html specific functionality one would think it would be logical to add some js specific functionality
<4> ***imilate: You're mistaken.
<4> ***imilate: pastebin the code
<4> winmutt: "html specific functionality"? All of...what, 4 functions?
<3> TML: thats 4 more than js gets :0
<3> haters! all of you :)
<12> http://pastebin.com/652079
<4> winmutt: And 4 more than PHP probably should have
<7> most of which can also be used for xml
<4> ***imilate: Where's the code that has the loop?
<4> This code never loops
<12> http://pastebin.com/652083
<3> im just making a point that if perl has a module for something cgi related then perl should probably have some duplicity thats all.... i mean the whole reason i use php is because its faster to develop in than perl
<4> winmutt: Unlike you, most PHP users don't *WANT* PHP to be perl
<5> XD
<3> itrebal : thanks man, im just going to make an unserialize
<4> If perl has it and PHP doesn't, that's grand!
<14> zircu, yeah, it's some pretty bad code
<7> winmutt: a module is 3rd party, not PART of perl. i'm sure there's a module in pear for it.
<3> i think everyone is missing the point here
<3> there is no pear mod for it
<3> and pear ****s
<10> i like how i gave winmutt a perfectly good solution for it, but is going to use a slower method
<7> then there's some other 3rd party module
<5> winmutt: In the end of the ends -- You could always write a PEAR or PECL module for it.
<9> Stormchaser: It's more fun to complain.
<4> ***imilate: So, this does while($row=$cl***->resultRow)
<0> winmutt: pear != Perl modules
<5> mattmcc: :)
<4> ***imilate: That's always going to be true
<12> TML, yeah, which should just return the resultRow
<4> ***imilate: No matter how many times you examine $cl***->resultRow, it contains the exact same value.
<3> who do people think im stupid of course pear!=perl, perl > pear
<4> $this->resultRow=mysql_fetch_row($result);
<10> winmutt: then... use perl?
<6> LOL
<8> Saw that coming a mile away. :P
<6> "Of course pear cant be compared to perl....perl is better than pear"
<7> um, it's it generaly a bad idea to call all the fetch function on the same result?
<15> winmutt: NOW you know what ppl think your stupid... you open your mouth.
<4> ||cw: What? No.
<10> Stormchaser: thats gross
<4> Jymmm: Was that even English?
<8> Heh... "It is better to be silent and have others think you a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt." :P
<5> itrebal: PYthon, you dork. :P
<4> Elazar: Good old Clemens
<6> Elazar: lol too true
<10> Stormchaser: haha
<16> i see i came in during a convorsation
<8> TML: Clemens?
<16> but can anybody help me?
<4> Elazar: Samuel Clemens
<8> TML: I'm ***uming you're referring to the author of the quote. I actually didn't know who to attribute it to.
<6> Samuel Clemens
<17> TML: I think that Jymmm was trying to converse with winmutt in his native toungue.
<4> Elazar: Now you do. :)
<5> QuickTim: how about asking the question first?
<8> Ah, OK. Figures it would be him. :P
<18> im having a problem properly listing numbers from a column through mysql in descending oder
<18> $query = "SELECT * FROM scriptinfo ORDER BY downloads DESC LIMIT 10";
<7> TML: so this doesn't scream "ow pain" to you? : $this->resultRow=mysql_fetch_row($result); $this->resultArray=mysql_fetch_array($result);
<18> that's whati have but it's not starting at the highest number
<12> TML, So what I have p***ed into $this->resultRow is a single value?
<11> Wow, there's an effective ban evasion attempt
<0> QuickTim: can't help if we dont know the question
<16> stormchaser im using a php example from api.urbandictionary and it put an array inside of an array, is there away to get $soap['definition'] from $result[0]?
<4> ||cw: No. He gets two different results into two different variables...
<5> Dragnslcr: I am perfectly aware of it.
<4> ***imilate: Yes.
<18> anyone know?
<19> TML: ok, I have the instantclient files setup, and I added the directory to the windows PATH in environment variables, but it still says the function doesn't exist
<10> Davey|Work: i was just about to recommend that
<12> TML, Ok I guess I cannot run those functions inside the cl***.
<14> mattmcc, i found the ban: *!*@*tor/* matches the contributor in my hostmask
<5> Davey|Work: okay... That works too ;)
<4> hah!
<4> allanw: Nice
<7> TML: right, but they are seperate rows. i think isn't what is intended, and I thought I saw somewhere a comment says "don't use fetch_x with fetch_y"
<18> im having a problem properly listing numbers from a column through mysql in descending oder
<4> allanw: I saw that, and thought "Tor?"
<18> $query = "SELECT * FROM scriptinfo ORDER BY downloads DESC LIMIT 10"; is whati have
<18> but it's not starting at the highest number
<18> can anyone help me get it to work right?
<16> erm
<16> you sure?
<16> its hould
<18> yeah
<18> the highest number is 210
<18> it's starting atr 95
<18> i've been stuck all day
<16> take off the limit
<4> phos: Is the field a number or a text?
<16> see what you get
<7> phos: is downlaods field a int?
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