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<0> well there are a lot more lines in than that
<0> there are about a hundred
<0> ah... case-sensitivity
<0> there's no switch i can use to change that, is there? do i have to modify my regexp?
<1> there's another function for case-insensitive searching iirc
<2> /blah/i
<0> wicked
<3> i like the new addons.mozilla.org
<0> that was perfect - it now works a treat
<0> many thanks Ciaran
<4> why I cannot read value from $row->xx after second columns onward?
<5> exten123: Cosmic rays interfering?
<6> anyone good on mod_rewrite issues?
<7> angela: no, but i hear #apache is
<5> Angel-SL: The people in #apache ?
<6> fraid not..
<7> seeing as that's what its for, not made for ##php
<6> I'll try #rewrite then ;)
<5> Good luck
<4> how to get first 10 chars from a string?
<7> substr
<7> how does ##php even look like #apache :/
<5> The spelling is almost the same
<4> itrebal, thanks
<2> they both have 'p's in
<2> oh and a 'h'
<1> and #
<5> and a CR
<2> see that's like a third of the characters
<1> lol
<5> Almost exactly the same, kindof
<8> how can i select a range of keys & from an array without using foreach?
<9> Drakas: how do you want to select them? do you know the keys?
<8> like an array("0"=>"One","1"=>"Two"....); and i want to cur out the bit of for example "5"=>"Six" to "80"=>"Eighty-One";
<8> array_slice?
<9> yep
<8> yesp
<8> D:
<8> as i was describing i remembered it :}
<8> yey works D
<8> array_unshift is really useful :]
<10> http://pastebin.com/653215 -- can anyone tell me what's wrong with this regex?
<10> it works fine using regex coach :/
<11> what's with the #'s ?
<12> howdy Davey :>
<13> lol, wtf is regex coach?
<14> kapishonas: you don't need to escape the / if you're delimiting with #
<8> NoBeard: a tool that lets you test regex "visually"
<8> martynas :D
<11> The Regex Coach is a graphical application for Windows and Linux/x86 (also usable on FreeBSD) which can be used to experiment with (Perl-compatible) regular expressions interactively
<10> NoBeard, type !mre or smt
<10> !mre
<10> !14:04:03 <php-bot> [MRE] 'Meal, Ready to Eat' used by the military in the field and others during a disaster as they have a long shelf life. But you probably wanted 'MRE - Mastering Regular Expressions' the bible of regex http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/regex2/ Use this utility for learning/understanding/troubleshooting your RegEx --> http://www.weitz.de/regex-coach/mre
<13> kapishonas: I think I'll just get by with a terminal and vi for my regex practice
<2> smt
<2> !smt
<2> :(
<8> o_O
<10> Ciaran, i wasn't sure was it !mre or !+mre
<2> oh smt => something? lol
<10> Ciaran, yup
<10> http://pastebin.com/653231 it changes </p> to </ > , why?
<15> if i want to return $id; and return $text; what sould i do? how can i use both?
<15> *from a function
<15> and i want to call both in different places of my script
<13> alecs: return an array
<8> kapishonas: try $replace='</ \\1 >\r\n'; or \\2 instead of \\1
<16> guys, i have a table with id, name. how can i retrive the data from this table and populate a select list
<16> hint, example, website, anything will do.
<8> Petre: php.net/mysql ?:]
<2> heh
<8> if you are using mysql
<8> Petfrogg: select * from table will retrieve, insert into table (name) values ('My Name'); will populate
<10> Drakas, HUH, thanks
<8> kapishonas: does it work?
<14> kapishonas: as Drakas says you have an escaping problem. "\1" escapes the 1 and removes the \ before the regex sees it
<14> so you need to escape the backslaszh
<16> yes im using mysql. but i wonder how i can create a select list
<14> *backslash
<17> sorry guy
<10> oh i see, but i don't understand why this probled hadn't appeared before
<8> Petre: it's really a #mysql question, i guess. to query from mysql, do mysql_query($yourquery,$linkresource); :] that's all
<17> but is wrong to don't select a db into a script and use
<14> kapishonas: only happens in "double quoted strings" I think, not 'single quoted ones'
<8> kapishonas: i guess you was using single quotes back then..
<17> a complete notation to avoid to use mysql_select_db every time later that the connection was establish
<18> hi Ive got two lines of codes one called @mail(etc)...and another one mail(etc)
<10> i see, can you give me a good manual about regex?
<18> does @ before a function catch the exeptions ??
<8> kapishonas: http://php.net/preg_replace is LOADED
<18> or what is it for ?
<14> kapishonas: http://php.net/manual/en/reference.pcre.pattern.syntax.php
<8> shakoush2001: function dothis($ret) { return $ret; } $one=dothis(true) or echo "False"; $one=dothis(false) or echo "False";
<8> shakoush2001: im not sure if that's gonna be correct, but or is used for chcking if something is false iirc
<16> whats wrong iwth this
<16> http://rafb.net/paste/results/Xl9qKI82.html
<8> hm i've done it wrong here :/
<10> GarethAdams, this one will do, thanks
<8> shakoush2001: <?php function dothis($ret) { return $ret; } $one=dothis(true) or print("False1"); $one=dothis(false) or print("False2"); ?>
<8> ups, im ona wrong subject i guess :/
<8> shakoush2001: using @ sets error_reporting to none for that one call
<18> aha Dragnslcr
<18> sorry.. Drakas
<18> thanks for the info :)
<8> :]
<8> if you have a custom error handler, y ou can check error_reporting() if @ has been put or not
<19> What?
<8> watch out, NoBeard. you could have poked out his eye
<13> Dragnslcr: tis I
<13> stalking
<19> Heh
<20> Anyone knows where I can find those simple buttons that say "made under linux", "works with mysql" and "works with php" and simple things like that ?
<8> unstable-and-new: google images?
<8> they're full of those
<21> how can you check whether an element in an array is an object?
<22> is_array, is_object ?
<8> Aap: is_object($array['key']); ?
<21> great
<21> thx
<22> $config='globalVar'; function foo() { echo $config; /*How to make it works (without globaling inside function)*/ }
<8> Ox41464b: $_GLOBALS['config'] ?
<8> or $GLOBALS ;?
<8> something like that, but i don't use it
<22> nothing works, _GLOBALS or GLOBALS
<14> { global $config; echo $config; }
<8> $GLOBALS
<22> (without globaling inside function)
<8> print_r($GLOBALS); inside a function. should help
<22> Drakas, with $GLOBALS or $_GLOBALS is also not working
<22> good idea :D
<8> :]
<23> Does anyone know which file to edit to disable PHP in a specific directory?
<8> Zarath: .htaccess ?
<24> httpd.conf rather...
<5> Zarath: Or the relvant Directory block in the appropriate apache config file, ***uming you are using apache
<23> I am using apache, yes
<23> I'll check httpd.conf
<23> Hm, okay... I'm trying to disable it for a specific vhost, and I'm editting the .conf file for them. Does anyone know the code to disable PHP from in here?
<25> sounds like an #apache problem
<23> Hm, I'll try there :D
<5> soomething like php_flag php_engine off ?
<26> anyone here familiar with webdav? I just installed subversion and apache and I have this error in the httpd log : (2)No such file or directory: <DAV:cannot-modify-checked-in-parent> [409, #0]
<8> wobbles: that's only when php is a module on apache. not when it's a cgi..
<5> And its php_flag engine off
<8> somebody really hates windows; http://snaps.php.net/win32/
<23> thanks wobbles!
<5> Fusion5: Check your permissions?
<26> ok
<5> Fusion5: Most everything under svn needdddds to be readable at least, if not writeable by the apache user
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