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<0> Hilton: thanks!
<1> CryWolf: Care to explain?
<2> Hilton: just that if preg_match isn't giving you the results you want from a single line, your pattern is wrong.
<2> It's too late for me to actually make any sense of the pattern, though.
<1> And this is the problem. I don't see anything wrong with it. The preg MATCHES perfectly; but it doesn't SAVE the results properly.
<3> please, can i use a global var with many functions other than $_** var ?
<2> Hilton: I can guarentee it's doing exactly what you're telling it to.
<1> The problem code is: (?:(\w+)="([^"]*)"\s*)* - it matches as many times as is needed, but only the last saves. It keeps overwriting itself in $match. How can I prevent that?
<2> Hilton: and please try to keep your problem description consistent.
<1> My description is consistant.
<1> Your understanding isn't.
<4> take that
<2> No. In one case, it's only saving the last match. In the other case given, it's failing to match 2 out of 5 matches, but it is getting the other 3.
<2> And you wonder why people solve problems that you don't have a problem with.
<1> Both are the same thing.
<2> In which universe?
<1> Look at the pattern.
<2> Hilton: explain to me how "only the last saves" is the same as having three elements in $matches.
<1> It has two matching segments. [0] is always the full match... [1] matches fine. Everything past that is the REPEATING MATCH SEGMENT, which only saves once, even if it repeats and matches several times.
<2> Ah. You have a problem with your pattern.
<1> In the example tag: <e:var name="foobar" mode="ignore" />, [1] is var, and the repeating segment only saves "mode" and "ignore", overwriting "name" and "foobar".
<1> **** it. I gotta go.
<5> crywolf: It's still returning blank entries in the sql database. http://pastebin.com/548003 is the pastebin. The problem is the array $id[users]. It's posting blank, and I know that it knows its an array because if i just leave it $id - it posts Array.
<6> sym0_: '{$id['users']}'
<2> tws: $id[users] also works inside quotes.
<2> sym0_: var_dump($id) to see what's there.
<5> Theoretically, would tws answer be the solution?
<2> sym0_: no, that would change nothing
<6> sym0_: Practically, you will find out if you try it.
<5> checking now
<5> i just have to go through 150 requests of bull**** to see if it works
<5> heh
<5> i havent coded the other element of it in yet
<5> and no.
<6> sym0_: Try to var_dump($id) like CryWolf said before.
<5> checkin...
<7> hmm
<7> what does a checkbox submit on POST, when its checked and not?
<7> checked = value, unchecked = null?
<8> something and nothing
<7> okies.
<8> it doesn't submit anything at all if unchecked.
<7> do i check for nothing via isset, or via == ''?
<8> no, it LITERALLY sending nothing of the unchecked boxes.
<9> if you create multiple checkbox items similr it was p*** an array (if you name it properly) <.. name=checkarray[] >
<10> http://pastebin.com/548013 -> Parse error: parse error, unexpected $ in /home2/w0r1d/public_html/index.php on line 140
<7> Jymmm - isset works how i expected it to.
<11> god my clones just don't die
<12> Hi, complete php newbie here. I am trying to setup subversion->mantis integration. The docs say that I need to run a php script from the command line. But I don't appear to have a 'php' binary. I have all the apache modules and that runs fine. Should I have a /usr/bin/php binary or am I getting the wrong end of the stick completely.
<13> HippySurfer_, install php-cli
<12> I see, many thanks.
<13> then you can run php from your command line
<13> Well, no problem, but I'm not entirely sure that this will solve it tho, but perhaps it is something that you need
<11> mmm beer and potato ships
<11> chips too
<11> tv + laptop
<11> i gots it made
<14> You could get a laptop with a built-in tuner.
<11> i'm the king of lazy, all i need now is the porcelen god to sit on
<14> Then you'd really have it made.
<10> http://pastebin.com/548018 -> $_GET['poll_voted'] is evaluating as true though I haven't submitted the form yet
<11> mmm a tuner
<11> sorry just s-video :\
<10> ^^ test page -> worldenergies.net
<14> An HD tuner.
<11> i'm watching CSI: Miami
<6> falieson: You're doing = inside if ().
<15> falieson, it's == instead of = (one = means ***igning, == means comparing)
<10> oh, of course
<11> not as good as CSI: Crime scene invest. but... it's good for lat night distractions
<10> sorry, to late at night
<11> === also works if you know how to use it
<16> CSI Miami isn
<10> alright, that fixed that part. but it still isn't submitting the information to the database
<16> CSI Miami isn't bad
<16> CSI Las Vegas is way better though
<16> And... New York is just... ****ty :) ... nobody beats Grissom, NOBODY! RAWR
<17> morning
<11> erm
<11> yeah i dunno what i'm talking about again
<11> las vegas, grissle, kicks *** > *
<16> grissom, fool :P
<11> grissle, hehe
<11> anywho
<11> i liked new york
<11> but showcase doesnt seem to play that
<16> New York ones were kind of boring. Miami is not all that fun either, but it has a twist story, which makes it cool
<10> http://pastebin.com/548027 ( www.worldenergies.net/index.php ), when selecting anything and then submitting - it doesn't evaluate
<11> yeah
<16> New York doesn't get played here any more cause it ****ed
<11> i agree
<11> lol
<11> well i can live with the original and miami
<11> this epi is good
<11> "Grave young men"
<16> They used to play Miami then New York in the mornings, now it's either Miami or Las Vegas in the mornings, and like 4 episodes a day on Wed/Thurs
<11> mm
<10> any ideas friends?
<14> I've got a question.
<6> falieson: if ( $var == 'val' && $var == 'ues' ), will that ever be met?
<14> Why would you use OOP PHP?
<6> falieson: My mistake. :) It's $_GET and $_SESSION
<10> tws, thats what it should be after the user presses the submit button
<10> yah, i made the mistake of using the same title for the two diff so it is confusing
<16> kambei: Because object orientation is more organized, generally scales better, easier to understand?
<8> gawd this bugs the crap out of me...
<18> Where can I find a dummies guide to PHP regarding how to use sql queries for databases and data manipulation inside php documents?
<6> falieson: The form is using POST method and you're validating the $_GET?
<18> (if that made sense)
<8> .069 miles by 0.69 miles == .004761 square miles (seems way too small)
<10> tws are you serious
<14> cheesecheese: There are a bunch of resources on the web.
<10> I definently THOUGHT get
<10> btw, is their a difference?
<14> cheesecheese: What do you need to know?
<18> kambei: i was looking for a personal recommendation, as finding the specific information through google is just sending me into useless blogs
<6> falieson: Yes.
<18> I need to make this page work, so that it accepts the information in the url query string and then loads it into the form, and then gives me a neat button to press to let me update all that information in the database, changing the original stuff
<19> falieson, $_GET is p***ed in the URL
<18> but i'm stuck. i can't figure out how to get the database to connect to the form, and then update the fields
<18> it's for a porn site, if that excites you into helping :)
<19> falieson, http://www.domain.com/index.php?var1=value1&var2=value2 etc etc
<14> cheesecheese: It doesn't.
<10> tws: that still doesn't fix it
<10> =(
<10> tws: though it certainly made the submit button work
<18> kambei: drat :)
<6> falieson: It's funny how you do an `if ()` against any form field being submitted. Why are you doing if ( $_POST['poll_suggestion'] ) while poll_suggestion is a textbox field?
<10> I do an if($_GET['poll_suggestion']) because they might not fill it out
<10> and if they don't fill it out, I then want to see what they voted for
<10> tws: I take it though - that that isn't how its supposed to work
<20> is there any way in php to first echo a say "header.html" then isert some code in "whatever.php" then echo "footer.html"?
<10> hangten: yes - include(header.html); or require(header.html);
<10> www.php.net/include
<20> thanks! i was looking at header() but that redirects.. cheers
<20> (noob)
<10> no problem
<10> we all are
<10> (at one time)
<10> tws: ?
<21> ooo snizzap!
<22> 5 table(s) Sum 24,426,457 -- latin1_swedish_ci 13.9 GB 0 Bytes
<22> funky.
<21> 1and1.com was offering a 3 year contract for free, and I signed up (a few times) and just started learning SQL, their SQL support is stupid. 31 char MAX in any entry. They will want $30/mo after the contract ends, tee hee,
<23> what exactly is the difference between $_POST['x'] and $_REQUEST['x'] ?
<22> REQUEST could be either POST or GET
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