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<0> Shadow_mil: number_format perhaps?
<1> The data chcuks lan
<2> Sycofant: use MVC, then a scaffold command :)
<1> lenghts*
<3> Is it possible with a function like exec to execute a command as a specific user?
<4> No
<3> Any way of making this possible?
<4> It will be executed as the user the webserver is running as
<0> Shariff: if you're on a *nix box, you might want to try 'su' or 'runuser' (though apache would probably not be allowed to run these if secured)
<3> I don't want to start running apache as root :)
<2> maybe chunk_split() will be used
<4> sudo is an option
<3> Thanks codergeek42
<0> sure
<3> Thanks Sycofant
<2> Shadow_mil: dechex() and chunk_split() should get you in the right direction :)
<1> philip: How can I add extra "00"s at the end if there are not euf?, with strlen and $string = "00" . $string; s?
<5> for templating in php what is the best system to go with? smarty or the pear HTML-Template?
<6> Shadow_mil: $string = $string . "00";
<2> Shadow_mil: i have faith that you'll find a way :)
<6> Shadow_mil: the way you had it, it'll add zero's to the beginning... and yes, strlen should do the trick
<1> gimp_: Yeah, a number needs to be 00000565443 not 346432500000, we read from left to right, not right to left
<1> 0001 0009 0030 0232 ....
<6> Shadow_mil: then it needs to be at the beginning. word it by the way the number actually is, not the way its read. and yes, your idea should work fine.
<7> Anybody got a good way to get the directory a plugin's files are in?
<8> online or on your computer?
<2> plugin for what?
<8> i was going to say on unix just type ls -all
<2> i was going to say echo where_are_the_plugins(); :)
<7> I'm writing a plugin, I need to require files from the plugin into other files in the plugin.
<9> i was gonna say connect and ask oracle
<2> heh
<7> If where_are_the_plugins() is really a function in WP, that would work.
<2> see, this is #php and not a wordpress channel
<7> oh damn, my bad
<7> i thought i was in #wordpress
<2> heh
<2> i am guessing there is a constant just for this task :)
<7> philip: there's not, i remember some people talking about it in #wordpress
<4> http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-720650682163363570&q=david+h***elhoff
<4> Opps, wrong window.
<4> I suggest no one look at that link.
<9> Oh boy
<1> o crap, I have forgotton the thing to make something a optional variable in a function, I wanna say its "&", but I think thats for the refrence.
<2> Shadow_mil: php.net/functions
<10> hi does anybody know where can i find a goo tutorial of php
<11> http://php.net/getting+started
<1> google
<9> .com
<1> not if he has firefox :)
<11> she*
<9> judging by the name if it's a he i would recommend using yahoo search =)
<10> thanks Ox41464b
<1> lol
<8> why yahoo:
<8> ?
<1> zspada15: all the gay little link (and this is a bit off topic)
<1> links*
<9> :-)
<12> I have a VPS with a hosting provider, and I am having 2 problems.
<12> 1. PHP error messages aren't showing up, what line in my php.ini file do I find to change that?
<12> 2. PHP is unable to connect to mysql. can't connect to localhost, they made me change my hostname to vps486.tcoburn.com but not sure why PHP can't connect to localhost
<13> bubazoo, did you check mysql permissions
<13> make sure localhost is allowed for the username which you are using
<1> bubazoo: I would search your ini with your find tool and search for "error" you can't really go by line number because every ini is differnet
<9> try doing it by the local IP instead of the hostname
<4> I've solved everything!! I will store all my data in XML in blobs in a MySQL table!!!!
<12> how do I check mysql permissions from an SSH prompt?
<9> none since free6.com exists heh
<13> bubazoo, do you have root access to the mysql database program
<12> yes jfarrell
<13> login as such
<12> ok, then what?
<13> and query the user table under mysql database
<4> phpmyadmin visualises that sort of thing much nicer than the mysql client.
<13> see what the permissions are for the user which you are trying to login with
<14> bubazoo: not linux root, but mysql root.
<13> Sycofant, err whatever, i just use the CLI for everything
<14> jfarrell++
<4> Yeah..
<13> threnody, thanks
<13> though for tricky stuff that MySQL administrator program isnt bad
<13> though I am self taught on the command line
<14> jfarrell: phpmyadmin make almost as many errors as i do
<13> haha
<4> I've been using a Win32 MySQL client recently, it's not bad.
<13> I have MySQL and IIS
<13> mysql apache
<13> everything on the same box
<13> windows usually
<4> Which Win32 client do you use?
<13> what do you mean by client exactly
<13> you mean mysqld-nt-max
<12> ok all permissions are set
<9> i do some java, trying to learn c++ though, i'm reaching an early middleage crisis
<12> permissions are set to all, so its not that
<13> threnody, if your gonna do asp.net you may as well use visual studio\
<13> bubazoo, it was just a conjecture
<14> jfarrell: I cannot imagine anything that screws up formatting as much as VS
<13> threnody, LOL well that depends on your coding style
<4> jfarrell: No, I mean an SQL client...
<13> personally I love the formatiing in VS cause its very close to the way i program
<9> enjoys zend studio for php and notepad++ on win32 and vi or nano on nix, bad mix good combination
<13> Sycofant, like ODBC and what not
<14> jfarrell: do you do CSS when you use VS, or tables?
<13> threnody, naturally
<14> jfarrell: naturally which? ;^)
<13> i do both
<9> divs or tables ;) trick question
<13> ]i tend to use a combination of CSS and tables
<4> Well, I've been using SQLyog - for manipulating tables, creating and managing databases, and so on.
<13> in all of my designs
<13> ahh
<13> well if your talking about that
<12> am running mysql version 4.1.18 it says
<13> I use MySQL administrator
<12> 4.1.18 standard
<13> for some trickier stuff and the CLI of course
<13> then I use the new SQL Server Manager for my SQL Server
<13> i am running 5.0.1
<13> and 2005 SQL Server
<14> for db design, table creation, etc, I prefer mysql monitor.
<4> Tried Access or OpenOffice base with MySQL?
<13> threnody, i have veeb starting to use that
<13> but I am a CL guy
<13> so I can do it from both worlds
<12> jFarrell wish I had sql server 2005 :(
<13> hehe
<13> i honeslty prefer MySQL
<9> i got that
<9> heh
<13> it just seems better, though as I have been informed
<13> it doesnt follow the standards as close as SQL server dopes
<9> came with visual studio 2005 enterprise
<13> our university has a special agreement with microsoft
<13> so we cs majors get al lot of the development software for free
<9> jfarrell: agree, its those rainy clouds
<4> PostgreSQL is n excellent DBMS but not as widely used as MySQL
<13> xpowerstudios, you prolly got SQL Express then
<13> Sycofant, yes TML speaks very highly of it
<12> lucky you jfarrell, when I was a cs major in college we didn't have all that :( we just had ms-dos :(
<13> I have played with it
<14> postgresql is very powerful very complete
<13> pc ms-doc
<13> or msdos
<9> jfarrell: just says Microsoft SQL Server 2005
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