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<0> i see
<1> anyone?
<2> GarethTheGreat: you have a syntax error in your query
<3> Trazz: if you like exceptions php5 has them, php4 doesn't
<1> where?
<0> so the extension is php and not html ?
<1> it ran fine in phpmyadmin
<2> GarethTheGreat p***word is missing a `
<2> because phpmyadmin doesn't use the ` around column names. mysql doesn't need them
<3> GarethAdams: end of 5-th line
<0> whats ur age group friends ?
<3> thegladiator: linux doesn't care about file extensions
<1> i think that was a problem with pasting it
<4> !tell thegladiator about u
<0> i see
<2> thegladiator: most of my friends are between their 20s and 40s
<0> you*
<5> WIll PHP have GOTO? I've been out of the loop for awhile but know it was being worked on
<1> i can't find a missing `
<1> SELECT * FROM aspiefriends_users WHERE `user_id`='3' AND `username`='testuser' AND `p***word`='ae2b1fca515949e5d54fb22b8ed95575'
<1> that's the query it spits out
<2> GarethTheGreat: is user_id a string or an integer?
<3> GarethAdams: it was AND p***word` in your pasted thing
<1> i know
<1> but that was me screwing up pasting it
<2> GarethTheGreat: if user_id is a numeric field, remove the '' from around the 3.
<6> you don't need backticks around your field names
<2> GarethTheGreat: and ditch the backticks like kodekrash said
<0> are you proffesional people ., thats what I wanted to knw
<2> SELECT * FROM aspiefriends_users WHERE user_id=3 AND username='testuser' AND p***word='ae....blah'
<0> are you trained in PHP or learnt it on your own ?
<4> thegladiator: most efveryone here probably learned on their own
<3> thegladiator: define professional
<2> thegladiator: i've learned it on my own, but yes i'm a professional. i've been working in software development since i was 12.
<6> yes, what itrebal said
<0> i see
<1> still not working
<4> b1n0ry: you too? :)
<3> b1n0ry: how old are you now?
<0> proffesional is like ---> somoene who do php for work mostly
<2> Igareok22: i'm 25
<6> thegladiator: 'proffessional' is not a word
<1> SELECT * FROM aspiefriends_users WHERE user_id=3 AND username='testuser' AND p***word='ae2b1fca515949e5d54fb22b8ed95575'
<4> kodekrash: it gets the point across
<1> that's my query now
<3> b1n0ry: hmm and you don't know refactoring ?
<0> well professional
<2> Igareok22: i don't know concepts i've never needed to use
<0> kodekrash, thats a bit harsh really
<6> thegladiator: not really
<4> b1n0ry: refactoring is, from what i've googled, changing things from $var = "something"; to $var = 'something';
<0> kodekrash, in case you thought thats being smart . sorry if that hurts
<0> kodekrash, well it is
<3> b1n0ry: probably you used them without knowing about it, go back and read my definition of refactoring
<2> itrebal: reformatting code, it would look like. i figure if you format it right the first time, it's unnecessary
<4> b1n0ry: indeed
<3> here we've got the ideal programmer :)
<1> SELECT * FROM aspiefriends_users WHERE user_id=3 AND username='testuser' AND p***word='ae2b1fca515949e5d54fb22b8ed95575' < is it certain that this query has a syntax error?
<4> thegladiator: if you try, and you see how you can make it better, and you do it by hand - wont the next time you try it will be better?
<6> lol
<4> actually, i really do...
<3> GarethAdams: it's a MySQL query ?
<1> yes
<0> well no comments really
<1> http://pastebin.com/549959
<1> that's my PHP code
<2> Igareok22: if you're not one of those people who just sits in front of a blank editor and says "i'm going to make a program that does x" it's not a problem. most shops have coding standards that must be adhered to that already determine how you name variables, call functions, cl***es, etc.
<3> GarethTheGreat: I'm affraid 'p***words' might be a reserved mysql word
<3> p***word actually
<0> i hope you guys do have a life outside the box ! if this is how you treat someone who comes for some help
<1> you sure about that?
<2> Igareok22: it can be used as a field name, though not recommended
<0> well anyways i must calm down
<4> thegladiator: i dont see what you've asked for
<0> sorry again
<3> thegladiator: you just have to stop acting like trolling :)
<2> thegladiator: what is your -technical- php question?
<0> i was asking ih you are all professional people
<0> like I am trying to build a website
<4> b1n0ry: i should probably create some standards for me to adheare to
<2> thegladiator: some aren't and some are. if you're talking about people who write php for a living, then some are and some aren't.
<3> thegladiator: if you want to hire someone, go to www.rentacoder.com :)
<0> I was wondering if PHP is for me , if I can learn it etc in short span
<1> hmm, just turned on error reporting here
<1> Warning: mysql_num_rows(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in
<2> thegladiator: http://www.w3schools.com/php
<0> i wish I could hire :) , I am as jobless as joblss can be
<2> GarethTheGreat: yeah, that too, p*** the result not the query
<4> thegladiator: i recommend you write a website, and try to make the best PHP you can muster, and eventaully it will be awfull code, and you see that - and then you rewrite it, in better code - and eventually you become a good coder, and you're set
<3> itrebal: i wish it would be so easy
<4> thegladiator: thats what i did - when i rewrote my 1st website, loading time went from 4 seconds, to less than 1
<0> thanks
<0> I see
<2> that's pretty much how i learned it, too
<1> b1n0ry: i just figured that out
<1> i hate making stupid mistakes like that
<4> (though, it did take many many months... maybe even a year)
<0> its like all I have is a frontpage knowledge and I have not tried to go beyond
<0> so I dont have a clue as to where to start
<2> GarethTheGreat: but still, for consistency and standards, you should take the other advice to reformat your query
<4> gotta go,c ya
<0> PHP is so popular so I thought I'd give a try
<0> ciao itrebal
<1> b1n0ry: i already have reformatted it
<0> why ?
<2> thegladiator: http://www.w3schools.com/php <-- free tutorials
<0> i am planning to create websites for hobby
<3> thegladiator: i'm not a fan of php but i won't risk advocating another language in this channel :)
<0> thanks I am right there
<7> Hi! http://metalcave.ovh.org :)
<2> ok, i g2g for a bit. later on folks.
<8> Mortis_kruuul: What about it?
<2> mmmm... advertising...
<7> yes, it is advertising, sorry
<8> That's okay
<0> thanks guys gtg
<8> The site's in Polish
<8> and therefore it ****s
<8> also, the design is lame
<7> we are translating it to english
<2> nforbes: i would agree. only 1% of the people here can probably read it and know what it says.
<2> nforbes: and the grey on black text huts my eyes
<8> Yep
<9> hi, a company has ip addresses 200.66.233/24
<9> what does it mean
<7> i need good stats (entries from diffrent countries)
<6> Jad: /24 = 24 bit block
<2> Jad: it means that the first 3 octets of their ip address are 200.66.233 and they have a 24 bit subnet block
<2> Mortis_kruuul and you need someone who knows how to do layout and graphics design
<10> kodekrash!!!
<11> Hi! http://metalcave.ovh.org :)
<6> Stormchaser !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
<9> ah, so they own 200.66.233 to 200.66.255 or smth?
<12> Greetings. I'm trying to validate a serial number with a regex and preg_match. My regex is /\d{1,8}/ but it isn't working. It's returning 1 match always, even if I enter an 11-digit serial code.
<3> Jad: this is not a php question
<2> Jad: no, they own 200.55.233.1 - 254 (i think) i don't have my subnet calc
<8> Yes
<8> sort of
<10> kodekrash: Where have you been, doode?
<8> 200.66.233.0 through 200.66.233.255
<13> hi, any one recommend me a good (best) PHP editors for Linux ?
<6> Stormchaser: busy/ish
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