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<0> i just set the external smtp server in my php.ini, but doesnt work
<1> RogueJedi: well double checking, file_exists doesn't work with the HTTP wrapper anyway
<1> can just use curl I suppose
<2> NativePHP: Heh was still looking for that =)
<3> yeah i can use curl i guess, figured since php was scripting languge it would have that hehe
<1> i don't usually do image stuff, but i'm suprised there isn't an is_image type of function somewhere that validates an image exists at a path
<3> i thought getimagesize() would have that but it doesnt
<3> that's what im playing with now
<4> NativePHP, http://jp.php.net/file%20exists
<2> Gerry: We just went over that
<4> sorry
<4> I don't like reading. =D
<3> oh god, that function for url_exists looks insane
<1> and the http wrapper doesn't support stat() either, so file_exists wouldn't do any good for the remote images
<1> there's also the PEAR HTTP packages, may have a better (higher level) API to use for validating a URL
<5> How do I tell a function to add content to the header?
<4> snoopy
<3> $header .= heh
<4> philovirus, do you mean header();
<5> wow. color me stupid
<5> lol
<6> ers*
<1> could use HTTP_Header from PEAR ;)
<5> I'm in the midst of writing a wordpress plugin but I need to have the plugin that you call via function wp_plug() also echo 3 javascripts into the header
<7> philovirus: dynamic? or static?
<5> static.
<5> Basically due to the way wordpress handles php it reuires an external page to do what I want.
<4> :)
<7> philovirus: ah, that ****s...
<3> $response_code = curl_getinfo($ch, CURLINFO_HTTP_CODE);
<5> http://cdcstudios.com/archive.php is what the plugin does but I'm trying to make it far easier for new users with no real coding experience to be able to use the plugin
<3> that should do the job for me, in case anyone cared
<7> _clean_ layout
<5> lith: yep
<5> i'm just curious how to make a function write to the header
<6> philovirus: i'm not sure what you mean by that
<8> Thanks for the help :)
<5> I have a function that is to be added into a php file. That function writes the archives portion of my wordpress/php site. I'd also like to have the function echo some data to the header
<9> was i just imagining it or was there a date format that included string like 'today', 'yesterday' ... that kinda thing ...?
<10> You mean a way to turn 'yesterday' into a day?
<10> date*
<6> hmmm.. jymmm infectd the place with the bird flu
<6> kudos to jymmm :)
<11> where should i go to get help with php stuff?
<4> tobmoox, the php manual
<3> geezus 5000 lines of code 4900 syntax checking scrip code 100 lines lol
<3> but my **** is SA-KURE
<3> until tommorow when a new exploit is found
<6> tobmoox: as Gerry suggested, the first place should be php.net/manual
<3> lig please lick not chew your cream
<3> have your gf educate you
<12> moosey: sensitive teeth - can't chew...
<12> and my husband would love me having a gf
<12> to educate me
<3> lol
<12> ;)
<6> hmmm.... droool...
<12> lol
<3> reading your blog
<12> ?
<4> <12> and my husband would love me having a gf <----- Gerry loves that sentence.
<12> hehe sad part is he would too
<4> That's no reflection on you.
<3> your blog needs pics of you and your travels
<4> If it were possible he would probably want your gf to be a clone of you.
<13> incest
<4> heh
<12> understood - lol
<10> Marilyn Monroe clone all the way.
<12> moosey: my blog?
<3> yes
<12> follow the photogallery link
<4> Yeah or Jessica Alba
<12> there are plenty of pics
<2> All this talk of a blog and yet no one has put up a link -_-
<4> ^agreed
<12> http://khankennels.com/blog/
<2> Much better
<12> moosey: photos - http://www.khankennels.com/gallery/
<3> holy pics
<12> need to put up some of the newer dive pics - been lazy
<3> what breed is mixed in with that shepard?
<14> $template = preg_replace("/\\<if error_message\\>(.*?)\\<\\/if error_message\\>/s", ($message != "") ? "\\1", $template);
<14> i don
<12> akita - and he is a belgian malinios
<14> i don't know what to put in the replaced value
<3> back legs look like a deer lol
<4> The pics from China are very cool
<14> could anyone give me a help please? :)
<12> Thanks Gerry - will be adding australia this summer
<4> =D Perth?
<12> Cairne
<4> or Sydney :(
<12> think that is how you spell it
<4> close enough
<4> dlon9, this will help you with your regexps: http://www.anthd.com/rithiur/php/regex.php
<15> !+mre
<16> [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/
<14> can i put if into the preg_replace?
<12> still need to get that book...
<4> dlon9, no
<14> then can i use if in eval?
<10> !tell dlon9 about eval
<4> Ehh, who needs a book when you have the net. Especially on a topic such as regexps
<12> regex kicks my butt every time... thank god for regex coach
<10> Personally, I'd just make it using preg_replace_callback. Very pretty.
<10> I love Regex <3
<10> Possibly because of the perl background but hey..
<17> Zule: agreed. regexs are so incredibly useful it's not even funny :)
<12> perl kicked my butt to - serious mentality shift
<4> I hate Perl, but love it for bringing us regexps.
<17> (as the saying goes...)
<10> I hate perl these days too :(
<10> It's still good for some really dirty scripts :)
<4> Great for parsing text files fast.
<10> So true \o/
<4> So thank god I use a database. =D
<10> Reminds me of a time I was converting a website from html to something a bit nicer. So I used a messy bunch of perl to extract everything I wanted <3
<12> can an object have a variable property? Ex: $this->$var
<10> Err?
<10> Are you meaning if you have a variable 'var' within your cl***/object?
<12> I'm trying to read a multi-dim array in an object
<12> the $var is the depth of the array
<12> built dynamically
<10> $this->var ?
<12> $this->var[] or $this->var[][] or $this -> var[][][] - the depth is built dynamically and held in a var
<12> hold on - let me pastebin it
<4> lig: what is the root problem that you are trying to solve?
<10> :)
<12> maybe I'm just thinking too hard
<4> ahh yes pastebin it
<10> It's possible :)
<12> I am reading a config file and it can be multiple layers deep... it is loading into a multi-dim array in the object.. I am trying to get it back out - http://pastebin.com/710843
<14> eval("if (\$message != '') \"\\\\1\";") <- do not output anything
<12> sorry - didn't fix the indents on the code
<12> now the arg list prints fine and the $depth as well - but it throws an error at the return saying it can't find the value
<10> You'd just use $depth... wouldn't you?
<12> yeah
<10> Why $this->$depth?
<12> because the depth is variable depending upon the number of args p***ed to the function
<12> it builds the settings[][] part
<10> That doesn't really make much sense to me. I can see you're ***igning stuff to $depth above ' $depth .= '["'.$arg.'"]';' etc. So that's a local variable rather than a cl*** one
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