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<0> er PHP 5 seriously slower as a CGI than 4?
<1> anyone know if php6 will introduce threading support?
<2> -- i have never noticed
<2> php4 had threading support
<2> fork
<2> http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.pcntl-fork.php
<3> indolent - do you have any more ideas why my delete script istn working?
<4> anyone know where to look for the cause for a "Warning: fsockopen(): SSL operation failed with code 1. OpenSSL Error messages: error:140770FC:SSL[...]" ?
<3> :)
<5> indolent: Forking is not threading. They can often be used to the same ends, but.. they are not the same thing.
<2> ture.
<2> true
<6> guys, how to return these values from a function list($key1, $email, $key2) = explode(":", $value); ?
<5> Madeye: In an array
<2> there are a ton of PHP Threading articles by googling php threading
<6> DJ_Necrogami, so return $val = list($key1, $email, $key2) = explode(":", $value); should work? and then print $val[0] 1,2,3 ?
<2> ph8ory... not really.. i looks as if it should work - but is the error coming from your script or one of the includes
<7> dj_segfault:, thanks
<5> Madeye: Put the values in an array and return the array. Or us OO and create an object
<7> indolent: thanks too
<3> indolent - its not saying theres any error, it echos it hasn't been deleted and when i check it really hasn't been deleted
<6> dj_segfault, mind giving example?
<2> php8ory: does it return: jobid, $title has NOT been deleted....
<3> yes
<5> Madeye: Oh, wait. You just want to return the list? $val = list($key1, $email, $key2) = explode(":", $value); return($val);
<2> k.. also. backtick `jobid` and add '' aroudn $jobid
<2> '".$jobid."'
<8> hello all
<3> okay
<8> I need use cookie, but my cookye isn't created on Internet Explorer
<6> dj_segfault, it's not returning anything
<2> ph8ory: http://rafb.net/paste/results/rf1Haf44.html
<8> in firefox the cookie is created. what the problem?
<5> Madeye: Look at what I said in my last post.
<3> thanks, trying
<9> brusso: , you might not have cookies enabled in IE. It's a security setting
<2> i didnt fix the $status/$query thing though
<3> indolent - nup same as before
<3> oh
<8> ElBugz: yes IE accept cookie from all site
<5> brusso: You must have cookies disabled in IE. Or, the domain name is different on the website and on the cookie, and you've allowed that in Firefox but not IE
<6> dj_segfault, yes, I used what you referred to but it's not returing anything
<3> indolent - nup still the same
<10> guys, i have an ***ociative array, say, $a = array( "foo" => "123", ... ) and at some other place I accidentally use $a['foo1'] = "12345". why doesnt php warn me about a nonexisting key???
<8> dj_segfault: let me see
<11> what is the php function to see if a string exists in a string? - is "at" in "my cat" ??
<5> Madeye: what prints out if you do a print_r($val) right before the return statement?
<12> why do people store stuff in $GLOBALS
<12> does it persist beyond page loads?
<13> brusso: because it creates that key if it doesnt exist
<5> Narada: If you need data across all functions, like config data, or db connections..
<6> dj_segfault, nothing
<12> dj_segfault: hmm but that is only for the duration of the page load right?
<5> Narada: Yes.
<5> Narada: But that doesn't mean it's not useful for sufficiently complex pages.
<12> hmm exactly
<12> dj_segfault: hmm maybe you're right
<5> Madeye: Well, then your problem is not returning the value, but that the value doesn't exist.
<8> this error is very strange. Now I carried through a test, where I did not inform the dominio and functioned
<6> dj_segfault, http://phpfi.com/102001
<13> sorry, i mean basix ... you dont really want a warning everytime you create a new array key/pair value due you ? Because all you are doing when you do $a['foo1'] = 12345 is creating a new key foo1 and giving it the value 12345
<8> setcookie("RT", $usuario, time()+30); its correct
<10> DepretioN, but its not right...once an array is created it should remain as it is...
<14> Warning: getimagesize(): Read error! <- permissions are 777 but i keep getting this error, what else could cause this?
<15> kon_: dir containing it or below it has the wrong permissions
<2> uh oh.. another blow to MSFT.: http://online.thinkfree.com/
<2> i can see google buying that
<14> Jy: thanks
<14> hm weird, still the same error
<5> Madeye: http://phpfi.com/102002
<5> indolent: "i can see google buying that" ... and making it work with Firefox and Linux
<16> Hey
<17> good morning
<18> mornin
<5> indolent: How can they revel in it's "onlineness" if it's platform-dependent?
<16> I have Q for the people that have any information on, or that followed, the Zend PHP exam, to become a certified PHP'er.
<5> Madeye: You with me?
<19> Hello all
<2> it says it supports linux
<2> i used it with Safari...
<2> only to play with. not heavily used
<5> indolent: The popup box says they're GOING TO support linux and safari.
<2> it works in safari... i just had it open
<16> What kind of questions can I expect? Is there any - online - documentation on what kind of questions I could expect?
<20> hey guys is this correct?
<20> $query = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM Venues WHERE Venue_Name LIKE '%$Venue_Name%' AND Day_of_week LIKE '$Day_of_week' AND City LIKE '%$City%' AND State LIKE '$STATE' and active=1 ORDER BY "Venue_Name" ");
<2> sean`: checkout the prep books and practice exam
<20> I get this error: Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/addicted/public_html/venue_search2.php on line 9
<16> indolent; Thanks, I'll look into those (I overlooked those).
<2> Zend makes a prep book
<2> i have it.. i got it for $7 on amazon
<18> S^Gerbitz: double-quotes at the end of yoru query aroudn "VenuName"...
<21> S^Gerbitz: ""Venue_Name""
<21> S^Gerbitz: That's a parse error
<20> lol, I saw that and changed it to 'Venue_Name'
<20> and now I get this:
<20> Warning: mysql_fetch_array(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/addicted/public_html/venue_search2.php on line 10
<16> Number of Zend Certified Engineers: 1059 -- Quite low.. :p
<22> with create_function one can make anonymous lambda functions.. is there anyway to hook them to a cl*** or object at runtime? I want to automagically create some getter and setter functions...
<5> indolent: Ah, the spec sheet agrees with you. The popup must be a holdover.
<2> i didnt get a popup
<18> bas: not without runkit
<21> S^Gerbitz: That means that mysql_query() didn't return a valid MySQL result resource, but you tried to get results from it anyway
<22> Jonnay: ..google runkit..
<20> TML - meaning?
<18> bas: conversely, check out the __call() method, you might be able to wield some magic there, especially if all you are doing is building getters and setters.
<21> S^Gerbitz: Which part of the sentence did you not understand?
<18> bas: actually, google cl***kit, but the cl***kit extension has been superceded by runkit... (as far as i remember anyway)
<20> TML -
<20> TML - sorry didnt understand your sentance, thats all...
<21> bas: pecl.php.net/runkit
<22> Jonnay: well not just getters and setters actually, I would like to do some code generation. I'm in this project which needs to be refactored enormously
<21> S^Gerbitz: Which part?
<10> indolent, yeah it looks great.
<20> TML - what does this mean: MySQL result resource
<21> S^Gerbitz: php.net/mysql-query
<2> dunno if i would rely 100% on it, but ill keep it bookmarked
<18> as: given that you know what refactoring is, I'll spare you the "create_function" is evil speech..
<18> ;)
<14> I am still getting this error: Warning: getimagesize(): Read error! but dir and parent dirs are 777
<20> my code: http://pastebin.com/552775
<21> S^Gerbitz: Did you read php.net/mysql?
<21> More importantly, php.net/mysql-query?
<20> TML - im reading now
<6> dj_segfault, sorry, had long phone call
<6> dj_segfault, works just great! thanks
<5> Madeye: That's OK, I charge by the hour.
<6> dj_segfault, round() hour or split() ?
<5> Madeye: *2
<6> dj_segfault, I'm broken now then hehe
<10> Madeye, php.net/manual/en/ is an excellent resouce :)
<18> S^Gerbitz: I did a quick modification to your code.It won't fix your problem, but it will help immensely.
<23> i've got php5, apache 1.3, mod_ssl, and mysql 5. I know i've got libmysql.dll in the PATH, but i still get the infamous "call to undefined function mysql_connect()" errors. any suggestions?
<4> crap. i hate it when i find bugs in critiall libs that i didnt write myself :\
<23> i've got my extension dir correct, and the php_mysql.dll extension is loaded
<23> can't figure out what's wrong for the life of me
<20> Jonnay - what did you change
<23> :\
<23> apache 2.0 + mod_ssl still isn't possible on windoze right?
<24> is there a place on this magical internet that will give me a list of people who want to do my php projects for cash?
<23> i wish we had a *nix box to develop on :(
<5> cheesecheese: rentacoder.com
<25> www.guru.com, www.rentacoder.com, www.searchlancer.com.. the list goes on
<25> ..or you can pm me ;)
<25> im sure that was against the rules..
<24> THAT is the response i was looking for
<24> :)
<2> GeoJohn... what OS you using now?
<5> GeoJohn: http://www.testdrive.hp.com/
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