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<0> BigE: what would be an effective useage?
<1> I was using database name of 'site' instead of 'sites'
<0> BigE: larger bodies of text?
<2> itrebal: Would you like to debug a full page of heredoc? :P
<0> BigE: hell no :)
<0> BigE: but, i dont use heredoc, if i can avoid it
<2> Same here.
<2> I've only had a few uses for it.
<3> Is there a way to send the results of QuickForm to an email
<0> inono: as in... HTML_QuickForm ?
<3> yes
<4> is there a way to alphebtize an array?, i.e, move around the position of the keys based on A-Z ?
<0> when you process the form, you just have it send it in an email....
<0> but, #pear
<5> anyone here?
<6> ya
<6> ask
<5> hang on im gonna put it in pastebin
<7> arccd, look at ksort ()
<5> http://pastebin.com/595297
<8> is it possible to get the value of the innerHTML of an element with an ID
<8> using php
<9> Of what element?
<5> i get undefined variable line 31
<5> 30*
<9> aspekt`- go read about $_POST
<9> And $_GET for that matter
<10> http://php.net/variables.predefined to be exact
<5> ok
<11> on one server I can use this: if($page == "about") but on another I have to do like this: if($_GET['page'] == "about")
<11> is that some setting on the server php.ini or something else?
<5> I've read about them both
<12> antix, youre looking for register_globals
<12> antix, notice that $_GET will work on both, and its the best method.
<11> colde, ok thanks!
<13> can someone tell me what a T_LNUMBER is?
<14> where is the oracle module in php5 ?
<15> Punkcut: What's the full error message you're getting?
<14> aaah n/m found it heh
<16> greetings
<13> Elazar : unexpected T_LNUMBER - Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_LNUMBER in
<17> Punkcut, its just a parser token: http://www.php.net/tokens
<13> hey this is a nifty page
<14> pear/Calendar is not valid !
<18> ... not valid, okay
<14> im trying to install pear/Calendar
<14> keep getting Invalid
<19> pear install Calendar
<18> Pir8: perhaps you could provide some useful information... perhaps
<20> aidan: that'd be asking to much, no?
<18> like, HOW you are trying to install it, and what ACTUAL error you are getting
<14> pear install Calendar
<14> http://hashphp.org/pastebin?pid=6297
<18> Pir8: have you read the error message?
<18> specifically about the latest version
<18> pear install Calendar-beta
<14> aaah ok
<14> had to specify Calendar-0.5.3
<14> my bad, didnt read the error carefully :(
<18> you know that's incredibly annoying, right?
<21> any here have experience with writting JS to file?
<21> like to create a .js file
<14> aidan yes I realize that.
<18> ironpig: ... it's just a plaintext file
<22> main, 5.1.2 has some issues with notices...
<18> no, 5.1.2 has issues with invalid code
<23> from the following http://pastebin.com/595382 what's the best method to extract latt and longitude?
<24> dools: If you just mean the large amount of them, you do have control over what is displayed in the page, what is logged to your error-log file, etc.
<18> hutch_: simplexml
<21> aidan, can you look at a piece of code? its not the whole thing, this the part thats screwing stuff up
<22> Tresnar: i upgraded from 5.0.4 yesterday, 0 notices, now bam!! it sends out notices for missing function arguments and _then_ says that the variable is undefined. that's not right. also loads of places where i had if($object) send out hte notice 'object could not be converted to in'
<18> ironpig: paste it in a pastebin and let everyone look
<22> int
<18> dools: write proper code then
<21> http://pastebin.com/595251
<18> dools: clearly you've changed your error_reporting level
<22> aidan: nah, always had E_ALL
<21> its writting js to file, and then I load that file into another .php with include.
<22> aidan: you saying that if($object) is not proper?
<18> dools: yes, of course, what the hell is that code meant to do?
<18> ironpig: why would you include js code?
<23> \msg aidan pre php5?
<18> ironpig: readfile it if you want it to be displayed in the html
<18> dools: logically, what do you think that code should do?
<22> aidan: check if a variable is set to anything
<22> aidan: ie. $var = ''; $var = new Cl***(); if($var)
<18> dools: ... an object doesn't have a value, so how could php do that?
<25> hutch_: Don't /msg people if they don't permit you...
<26> dools: what is your error_reporting setting in php.ini?
<22> SDE: E_ALL
<22> aidan: well 5.0.4 had no probs with it
<18> dools: if you want to see whether the object exists, use if (isset($object)), if you want to see if it's an object, if (issset($object) && is_object($object)) {
<26> dools: was php4 setup as E_ALL ?
<21> readfile? is that a function?
<18> dools: write proper code and you won't have a problem
<18> ironpig; php.net/readfile, you tell me
<21> thanks
<22> aidan: and it has no prob with it in a simple example, but just something to do with some of my object instances
<18> dools: write proper code and you won't have a problem
<26> oh lord, what gret advice
<22> aidan: i fail to see how it's not proper code at all, and previous version of php had no problem and it's a pain to go back and redo it. i'm perfectly aware of other methods for ensuring a variable is an object
<22> aidan: i think you're just getting on your high horse
<26> php snobs need enimas.
<18> dools: if ($object) doesn't mean anything logically. if() tests if something returns true or false. An object doesn't return true or false. I think it's pretty obvious.
<27> if i have a array("name" => "value"); and i want the nth array item
<27> how can i give it a int and get back the name and value?
<22> aidan: $var = ''; if($var) { //do something }
<26> i forgot when php turned into a strictly typed language.
<28> SDE, did it?
<26> sorry julian, sarcasm.
<18> dools: that typecasts $var to true or false. You can't typecast an object. Your code is still wrong in that example, but it will work.
<26> that explains his notices. lol.
<22> aidan: it's not wrong at all! '' evaluates to false in php. its the same as saying if 0
<26> dools: was your php4 php.ini file set to report all ?
<22> SDE: it was 5.0.4
<26> oh, same php.ini file?
<22> SDE: yeah
<18> dools: it is wrong, are you testing to see if the variable is set, or if the variable has a non-false value? someone reading your code has no idea - that's why it's wrong.
<26> so you actually want notices printed? ok. i dunno why the behavior changed that. interesting.
<22> xeer: you can use $arr = array_keys(); $key = $arr[$n];
<22> aidan: if i was testing to see if it was set, it would be isset($var)
<18> dools: right, so do the same with your objects?!?!?
<22> aidan: but the variable _is_ set
<22> aidan: it's set to false
<22> aidan: by default, in the constructor of the cl***
<18> it's not set to false, it's set to '', which evaluates as false
<18> dools: one line per thought, please
<22> aidan: so is_object would be the best way, or even instanceof
<18> dools: ... so do it? why are you telling me what I just told you
<22> aidan: because if($var) doesn't require a function call, is faster to write, and worked up until php 5.1.2!
<26> his original question was about the notices. regardless if it is 'proper code standards' or not, it would be interesting to know why notices get thrown now.
<29> If I wanto check to variable to see if their value is the same what should I use?
<22> outlaw84: ==
<18> dools: if ($object) { works fine in php5.1.2, I don't get any notices thrown
<29> I tryed 'if(var1 != var2) but that didn't do the trick
<30> "You can't typecast an object" err, actually you can
<18> outlaw84: if ($var1 === $var2) {
<22> colder-: when did i say that?!
<18> colder-: yes, you can
<18> I said that
<22> oh
<18> you can typecast it to an array
<22> aidan: or a string
<22> aidan: or an int
<22> aidan: sorry, that was two thoughts that occurred in quick succession
<18> to an int or string isn't valid, in my opinion (unless you have __toString defined)
<30> to a boolean is plain stupid, it will return true :)
<31> So __ is magic.
<29> Its just not working with ==...
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