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<0> jiggster example: http://static.flickr.com/35/68122547_7d6160cf29.jpg
<1> is it jurry or jerry?
<0> jiggster : http://static.flickr.com/33/61765799_f610fa36cb.jpg
<0> jiggster HD is carved and hand painted
<2> how can i get php to make a <dc:date> correctly for rss 2.0?
<1> echo
<0> lol
<2> well i mean liek withe the date() function or something
<3> shadowarts_mac: http://www.php.net/date has a list of formatting characters to use to format it the way you want it.
<1> echo date(); ?
<2> ok
<0> itrebal: I WANT to carve this, but it but such a bitch to do so.... http://static.flickr.com/36/78131910_21ba11022b.jpg
<1> Jymm: holy ****!
<2> how can i make it so my php script doesnt send the header text/html
<1> header('Content-type: not_text/html');
<0> itrebal: That would be so awesome... and the entire aplhabet is differetn too... If you noticed... Bear, Bee, Buffalo, Bat, Bird, Butterfly, Bald Eagle, Beaver, Badger, Bobcat, etc
<1> Jymm: did you make that?
<0> itrebal I wish =)
<1> i didn't think so :)
<0> itrebal geeeze, thanks.
<0> itrebal NO SIGNS FOR YOU!
<1> gosh... sign nazi...
<4> is there a simple technique to turn a tree represented using (), into a construct in PHP? (as nested arrays). (0(1(2),3(4)))
<5> Heh, use LISP.
<4> hmm, nothing efficent in PHP?
<1> meh, parsing, regexen...
<5> Not that I know of, you could try rolling your own.
<1> theres a way, effective/efficiant? probably not
<6> Jymm: ahh i see
<5> Yeah, parse it yourself is what I meant.
<6> cool stuff man
<0> jiggster ty
<4> what is this 'cool stuff' ppl are talking about? I missed it.
<1> ursine: drugs
<0> jiggster: Rosettas, same just inverted: http://static.flickr.com/27/63920684_9c29dfa3df_m.jpg and http://static.flickr.com/31/63920683_4c9ffd9b7e_m.jpg
<5> It's the secret ti immortality, and you missed it.
<6> thats awesome
<4> damn
<5> Those images are just our cover.
<4> for a book about drugs for immortality?
<0> jiggster So, if you need something done, let me know. I have at least on ereference on here... dont I itrebal
<0> s/one/one/
<4> ok. nm. :-) thanks for the help.
<6> hehe, ok :D
<0> actualyl two
<1> jiggster: no, not at all - its awfull, dont use him... not really, hes good
<0> itrebal Shall I show him yours?
<1> Jymm: if you want, i have no good pictures here :)
<1> they all came out fuzzy... cameras on the fritz
<0> Here's the 3D rendering... http://static.flickr.com/36/77663113_7364fb12a4_m.jpg and the final result... http://static.flickr.com/38/89077820_5e05e23758_m.jpg
<0> jiggster ^^^^^
<6> sweet
<6> j00 be damn good at that man :|
<0> jiggster Just a tad =)
<7> has anyone used array_filter enough to know how to make it unset empty array iterations?
<7> I've read the manual and looked all over google and i cant find a decent example on how to do it on a simple array
<1> bed
<1> night
<0> g'night itrebal
<6> gnight
<8> how do I stop some people from including files from say /usr/lib/<somedir> but alow others to do so without creating a zoo of unix groups?
<9> Make a group of unix groups.
<8> hmm
<8> i don't want to have to do that too messy
<10> Is there something special I have to do to get str_replace(); to work for placing an image url? I have {IMG_SRC}/services.jpg in an html file and then have {IMG_SRC} being replaces by the proper URL, however the image appears as it cannot be found.
<11> is it possible to use php code inside a css file
<0> Emma It sounds like you're using some script... try #yourscript for support.
<0> cheikh Yes, but the .css file has to be .php
<10> I made the code... Not using a pre-made script... If thats what your implying...
<0> Emma then why are you using {} for variables instead of $blah ?
<10> Anyway, I tested it using because its in an HTML file
<10> eek
<10> Jymm: Because it's in an html file.
<0> Emma we dont support html/js in here either, that's #web. and html doens't use {} either
<10> Jymm, lol. The HTML is not causing the problem.
<10> The PHP is.
<0> Emma Again, PHP does not use {} for vairab;e replacement.
<0> variable
<10> If I replace {TEST} with the URL it displays the proper URL however when I have it in the image tag it will not display the image.
<10> Jymm, again. The {} is in the html file. The str_replace(); replaces the {} with another value.
<12> hey, is there a way to make a variable global so that you dont have to put global $var; at the begining of all your functions?
<11> on a apache server is there way to have php code inside .css file without having to change the extension of the .css file
<0> !+at
<13> For Apache to be able to parse your .php files, you need to add this line to your config "AddHandler application/x-httpd-php .php". To make .phps files work too, you need to add "AddHandler application/x-httpd-php-source .phps" also. You must restart Apache after adding either or both of these lines.
<10> cheikh: No, php can only be inside a .php document.
<0> cheikh read that ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
<11> i have
<0> cheikh then read it again, as it's your solution.
<0> !tell cheikh about at
<11> still believe there may be a workaround maybe my question is not very clear
<0> cheikh I JUST told you.
<0> cheikh php-bot just told you
<11> got it
<14> If I get a segfault, it's a bug, right?
<14> anyone want to help me submit a bug?
<10> Jymm: Mabye you did not understand my orginal question. Here is the setup: I have an HTML Template File for my header, and I have index.php read the file and replace strings (such as {TITLE} and {DATE}) using the str_replace(); function.. I was woundering if for some reason that will not work inside and <IMG> tag. Because I have it setup as <img src="{IMG_SRC}/logo.jpg"> and index.php is supposed to replace {IMG_SRC} with the proper URL.
<10> The reason I ask is because my {DATE} and {TITLE} work fine, I checked the path it types as the source and it is correct aswell.
<10> Yet the logo appears as the image cannot be found.
<14> Emma, not that it's any of my business, but you can do that an easier way, I think
<14> <img src="<?php echo $src ?>/logo.jpg">
<15> how can I make this XHTML 1.1 valid: http://rafb.net/paste/results/uGeTXz98.html
<10> Yes I know I can rename the header file as a .php and have varibles, however I do wish to have it as an HTML document.
<14> how are you running the php then?
<0> Emma str_replace is very expensive for such things. That's why we have variables. you can even have it pars to an variable the save the results as a static file if you like.
<6> rawr!
<6> i cannot think of a site design to do
<0> Emma are you aware of HEREDOC by chance?
<10> The thing is it all works, except the images.
<14> if you want the file to show up as file.html instead of file.php, you can accomplish that with apache config
<0> jiggster make me a nice css file that only uses 4.01 tags and maybe DIVS
<6> ergh :\
<6> i'm in Photoshop
<6> but i just can't... design anymore :P
<14> jiggster, ajaxify my site
<14> hmm
<14> maybe you should switch to programming?
<16> What function converts a letter to it's ascii value?
<14> :-D
<0> chr ord
<0> chr() ord()
<16> how about the function that shows how many characters are in a string?
<16> thanks a ton!
<0> !+strings
<13> [STRINGS] Please read http://php.net/types.string for a basic understanding of how strings work in PHP, as well as http://php.net/strings for functions to manipulate strings. Be sure to read 'user comments' as well.
<14> no one wants to help with a bug?
<14> I could just wait until tomorrow
<14> not like it's a very common or serious bug
<14> just a bear to find
<0> cjaymes what, you fingers broke?
<14> bug is: if an object refers to itself; segfault
<6> Sleemans cream ale
<6> good stuff that is
<14> Jymm, brain is
<10> I know i can change the apache config, use php varibles, so on... However, I would like to stick with the str_replace();. It has worked fine for me so far until I tried to use it as an src for the image. Can anyone ***ist me on this issue without suggesting alternates please?
<0> cjaymes smash againest concrete till rsolved
<14> Jymm, is it supposed to hurt?
<0> cjaymes No, if it does hurt, it's just in your head
<0> becasue its broken
<14> Jymm, I'll file it tomorrow; I'm too tired to really figure out all cases of occurrance
<14> and I can't spell eyther
<0> cjaymes: I'm not too tired, I just dont care. =)
<14> heh
<14> I wouldn't normally, but it took me a while to figure out what it was
<14> apache isn't terribly helpful when php (or something else) segfaults
<14> I kept hitting refresh & got the same damn thing
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