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<0> can I do something like:
<0> $c = "blah blahblah$_GET['something']" ?
<1> endra: within double quotes variables are interpreted, yes
<0> ok
<0> Wasnt sure about the $_GET and $_POST
<1> Try it at least :-)
<2> endra: The inner quotes aren't necessary (And cause a parse error)
<2> Either remove them, or leave them in and wrap $_GET with {}
<3> ugh i had when i get so far down in the queue for installing one single piece of software that I can't remmeber why I was doing what I am doing
<3> i cant recally why I wanted to install php512
<3> i'm only 36
<1> jonez: From the MDB2_Driver_mysqli page to-do list for the 2006-02-09 release: "use native prepared queries for prepared SELECT statements"
<3> this shouldnt be happening yet
<4> Lay off the pipe.
<1> At least they're planning on it, so maybe I'll use this one



<3> julian, heh.. that's been a while
<5> lig: Marmeduke won't stay off the couch, Charlie still hasn't hit the football, Spencer can't get a girl, the smiling guy is still wining the staring contests, and erin still thinks motorcycles are a bad idea.
<5> Are questions?
<5> s/Are/any/
<3> hrm php release notes do not say much
<5> chrismon: What would you like them to say?
<3> like dependencies
<6> Pollita: and Dilbert?
<3> e.g. which version of libxml2 they'd really like to have
<5> Get a recent libxml2 and you'll be ai'ight
<3> well.. i just got 2.6.9... and found out its not quite 2.6.11
<2> lig: He's surrounded by stupid people.
<5> lig: The PHB wants his TPS reports
<6> LOL
<4> chrismon: hah
<2> Mmm, test procedure specifications.
<7> Lig: Hey.
<6> hey Capso
<7> Lig: Did we speak before (I think I faintly remember some li* nick)?
<8> Pollita: Isn't there a memo floating around about some cover sheet we're supposed to attach to those?
<5> TML: Oh, you didn't get it, I'll forward you a copy
<7> Lig: Mind very quick PM?
<6> Capso: I haven't a clue... talk to a lot of people :D
<8> Pollita: Thanks!
<3> now i remember!
<5> But I'm gonna have to ask you to go ahead and send it on, yeah... that'd be great....
<6> Capso: what the hell - sure...
<7> TML: The TPS reports?
<8> Pollita: :)
<3> my apache2.20 thought libphp4.so module that came with my system was a pile of crap
<7> TML: Did you get the memo about those?
<3> and so began my journey
<3> i'm guessing it needs to be compiled off the same apr libs
<8> Capso: Yeah, I just forgot
<7> TML: Look's like you've got a case of the Mondays.
<2> I'm so going to set the channel on fire.
<8> mattmcc: Just let me grab my stapler first
<7> Switch to channel 9!
<9> peqe, up to you.
<10> have this channel condemned...
<11> just paste a Langford visual hack into the channel, and watch everyone idle out
<1> jonez: Yet another one, ADOdb, http://phplens.com/adodb/supported.databases.html
<7> TML: Remember the problem last night about urlencode changing text space entered in textarea to %A0 instead of %20? Could it be because of the Web Server (say, Apache)?
<5> If anything that'd be the browser ****ing up
<5> Probably a weird codepage setting
<7> Pollita: That's what TML thought, but it happens for everyone.
<12> hi
<12> i'm looking for a function taht returns a scalar but acts similiar to split()
<8> Capso: As I said last night, at least twice: I'm convinced it's a server issue
<8> Jmax: What do you mean?
<13> how do i clear ALL cookies from a site with php?
<12> TML: what do you mean, what do i mean?
<2> johs: Well, their names were given to you in the $_COOKIE array.
<12> johs: client side or server side?
<8> Jmax: I mean, what split() does is turn a scalar into an array based on a pattern. You want to turn a scalar into a scalar?
<8> Or...what?
<13> mattmcc: yes i know... but a command that deletes them all at once?
<2> There isn't one.



<13> Jmax: client side..
<2> Unless you mean from your browser.
<8> Jmax: That'd be pretty simple: $foo = $bar;
<2> And of course, this isn't the place to ask how to use your browser.
<8> Nor would "with PHP" apply in that case
<2> That said, Mozilla's web developer extension has a trivial 'Delete domain cookies' menu item.
<12> TML: i basically want something to retrun everything after the @
<12> in a string
<8> Jmax: php.net/strstr
<12> as a string
<12> heh
<12> thanks
<12> johs: what browser?
<13> mattmcc: i thought of one like setcookie() .. hmm..
<2> johs: Nope, you have to delete a cookie by name using HTTP.
<13> Jmax: any .. a function like setcookie(), but that deletes cookies?
<8> johs: setcookie() deletes cookies
<8> johs: You simply have to delete them one at a time
<13> TML: yes.. i know that one, but i was looking for a PHP-function .. i don't know delcookies() or something like that ;-)
<8> johs: We all understand what you're asking for. It doesn't exist.
<8> I don't know how we can be more clear about that
<13> TML: it's more than ok :-) thanks alot - will go back to work :-) cya..
<14> can you catch fatal errors, like when you have an undefined function in an exec()
<8> an undefined function in an exec()?
<14> yes, exec('ab()')
<14> where ab() is not defined
<8> dancor: Uhh...I think you forgot what exec() does
<14> TML: heh sorry i mean eval
<15> dancor: i'm not sure how php.net/eval doesn't explain that, besides the part.. 'dont use eval'
<16> Hey all, Do you guys know a good Flash help room I can join?
<14> zircu: are you saying that you are certain that what i want is impossible?
<15> well, this is nice i get to scroll up to answer this one
<15> well not impossible, just improbable
<14> zircu: ok. thank you for considering my question.
<16> anybody know a good room for Flash help?
<14> SpecialBl: we call them channels on irc
<14> SpecialBl: and no i don't :)
<16> hmm
<16> I tried #flash, but there are only 5 people in it, lol
<16> and they don't talk
<16> :(
<16> do you know Flash?
<17> try a forum somewhere, but certainly not here
<16> I know this is a PHP channel
<16> grr
<17> i'm on undernet now for some app, anyway, joined #php there upon login and it's been an hour and not one person has spoke (95 in the room)
<2> Peaceful.
<18> because they're all having an orgy in the private room..
<15> undernet still exists?
<18> whoa, he said undernet...?
<18> i thought he said, like......
<18> uh....
<18> above? net?
<15> perhaps paynet you wont have to do ## to join
<17> yeah it exists, but, i fear what sort of channel #php is there as this is the topic: <Sean|> let me see your sack, faggot
<11> heh, I used to hang out there
<11> it turned into total ****e
<17> so it seems :)
<19> yay for exciting channels
<20> hehe
<20> go do a tango or something:P
<21> is is_uploaded_file enough to ensure a file was uploaded fully and successfully, or should I check $_FILES['userfile']['error'] for codes like 3?
<20> I mean, if you can have a masochism tango you can have a PHP tango. Stands to reason.
<19> hehe
<19> do you listen to Tom Lehrer?
<20> Clearly:)
<19> :D
<20> I also have flexible logic. It's a feature.
<15> cyphor: both... the is_uploaded_file() ensures that there was no spoofing of uploads
<19> haha
<22> Nanobot: You here?
<15> cyphor: the error, like 3, will let you know if there was a problem with the upload..
<22> http://wp-plugins.net/plugin/nm_title_grabber/
<23> any knows a web panel where I can control and monitorate all process of server?


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