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<0> heh
<0> sure is
<1> ...Lucky gentoo users.
<0> i can't wait for 5.2 :P
<2> i use gentoo
<2> hmm cli
<0> *sigh(
<0> it's /usr/bin/php i think :P
<0> yup
<0> sure is
<0> well actually on mine it's a symlink
<0> /usr/lib64/php5/bin/php
<1> ...Lucky people whos symlinks work properly.
<0> it's not hard :p
<3> in php4, this is how you call a cl*** function, right: $obj->getValue();
<0> and in 5
<3> ok, just making sure
<4> freeone3000, you have problems with your symlinks??
<0> ***uming it's not static
<3> do you see an error in this line, by any chance: if (empty($full_name->getValue())) {
<3> it says unexpected (
<0> i dont
<0> so it's probably not on that line, its just the trigger point :P
<3> yeah, i'm looking
<5> newpers, what does the function return?
<3> suppose to be a string
<6> hello there, im having a little trouble, hoping somebody can help. I'm going about making a 1-10 rating system, and I was wondering how I could go about getting an average vote per item ?
<3> ohh.. is this allowed in php: function setError($err_msg, $clearvalue = true) {
<5> newpers, yes
<3> thanks, bugzElMagnifico
<6> hello there, im having a little trouble, hoping somebody can help. I'm going about making a 1-10 rating system, and I was wondering how I could go about getting an average vote per item ?
<7> you aren't supposed to used 1 to 10
<7> you are supposed to use 1-7
<6> ..
<3> ok, i don't think it liked this line: function getValue() { return $this->value; }
<7> and mix up the order to force people to read instead of just clicking for the hell of it
<8> mhall...
<6> you can use whatever the website supports. I have seen probably 10 that use 1-10
<7> aidan: yes?
<8> mhall: can you not har*** the poor guy? :)
<0> a lot use 1 to 10
<0> it's simple math :\
<6> the couple of conclusions that I came up with give a result greater than 10
<8> [Ex0r]: average = sum / total, if you can't work that out, you should give up already
<8> [Ex0r]: seriously, most sperm know that
<7> aidan: sorry about that i was just trying to help him with this so he'd get good results
<6> yeah, and when the total is 100, it's way over 10 for the average
<7> [Ex0r]: that can't happen
<6> or when there are 1000 votes, the total goes way over 10
<0> sigh*
<0> i'm not gonna touch this with a 10 foot pole :P
<6> You have to take the average number of votes for each vote result (1-10), and than get the average of all of those afterwords
<8> rofl
<8> average number of votes
<6> Otherwords you get a number that's extremely high
<8> [Ex0r]: sum / total. That's it.
<5> [Ex0r], 3/10, 7/10, 5/10 - what is the avg?
<9> I know! I know!
<5> OrreBorre, shush... dont take his pride away from him
<6> Say there are 1,000 votes, sorted out through this. 1.) 16 2.) 75 3.) 100 etc.. You are going to get FAR over 10 votes getting the sum
<0> i know :P
<6> I am trying to get an average per item, not per total of all items.
<0> oh man
<0> like i sai
<8> [Ex0r]: jesus man... use your head
<0> i aint getting involved :P
<6> aidan- You use your head, you idiot. You aren't even listening.
<0> lol
<0> [Ex0r]: no man, i agree with aidan
<6> Because you are ****ing idiots who can't understand ****.
<6> I have used three different methods, and each and every single one of them, including the one you are giving me, gives a result greater than 10 if the sum of any of the votes is greater than 10
<8> [Ex0r]: Can I just clarify something? You can't work out an average, and you're calling us idiots?
<6> aidan- I know perfectly well how to get an average, I am telling you that for what I am doing, the method you are telling me to use doesn't work.
<8> [Ex0r]: SUM OF ALL THE VOTES / TOTAL NUMBER OF VOTES
<8> [Ex0r]: there's only ONE method. That's IT.
<6> THAT IS NOT HOW MY ****ING TABLE IS LAYED OUT!
<6> ****, you idiots need to get your heads out of the ****ing clouds and quit pretending to be gods and listen to somebody, and you might be of some use. 'til than, later.
<8> rofl
<0> ha
<0> maybe he should learn how to listen :\
<0> and explain
<0> anywho
<0> what be up with you tonight aidan ?
<0> crackin code? whippin integers? slinging strings?
<5> ok .. this whole conversation is going to bash.org
<8> yeh probably ... It's been a huge week, a quiet night of coding may be just what the doctor ordered
<8> queit
<0> remind me not to go to your doctor :\
<0> quiet*
<8> both look wrong :( stupid english
<0> yeah
<0> lol, is english your first language?
<10> [
<10> jiggster: doesnt matter :) they both look weird
<0> pff
<0> i'd code
<0> but i'm all wired out
<11> is there anyway to srtup a proxy on a computer and have another computer connect to it and share the same ip .....but if the computer that they are connecting to has a firewall is there any reverse type connections or ways around that
<0> i got a working example of my time zone crap done, and i'm taking a vacation now
<0> Wizz_kidd11: dunno i'm a php person per say
<11> ic
<12> Wizz_kidd11: sounds like you're thinking of load balancing
<11> i dunno technial names
<12> you should look it up, then, and see if it's what you want.
<0> this is insane
<13> Wizz_kidd11 - perhaps itd just be easier to use a remote-desktop program?
<0> my back has been hurting for two days now
<7> aidan: troll?
<5> there it is... Ex0r's mathematical genius is pending moderation on bash.org
<7> bugzElMagnifico: every thing i have submitted there was rejected
<7> bugzElMagnifico: any tips?
<7> s/have/ever have/g
<5> mhall, nope... I've submitted a couple already and they've gone OK
<0> whos a troll?
<0> oh man, remind me to speak intelligently when bugzElMagnifico is around
<5> ha ha ha.... I can tolerate your wierdness.. but that one was just *too* much
<7> jiggster: you got bashed?
<7> jiggster: i can't find it searching on your nick
<0> i hope not, i just dont want to be
<7> why not
<7> what happens to people that get bashed
<0> nothing
<7> then why worry
<12> Their names live on forever in infamy
<5> well.. if this does get published, you'll get bashed positively :)
<0> ah ****. :P
<5> Ex0r on the other hand... will be immortalized
<14> tml: i found out what the problem was mysql or php or both cant do the md5 sum. lol. anyway see you all later.
<0> whoa whoa
<0> someone should quote that guy :\
<7> which guy
<0> what the hell does he mean by php and mysql cant do an md5sum? :P
<0> anywho w/e
<7> i submitting way funnier stuff and it got canned
<7> i don't think that's general enough
<13> hey if i have a <div cl***="blah"> <?php include('blahblahblah') </div> will the php page include the cl*** propertieis?
<15> jiggster: chocolate and beer dont go well together :)
<12> ph8ory: it depends on what the final html looks like.
<0> ok i lied, i'm saving the chocolate for later
<5> ph8ory, presumably
<0> beer gets priority though
<13> is it better to css it from within the php document?
<13> what do you mean CryWolf
<12> ph8ory: the rendering is done by the browser.
<13> ah okay
<16> When my PHP script encounters this line: $socket = socket_create(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, getprotobyname("tcp")); it simply terminates. No error message, even though I have it set to display all error and warning messages, no anything. What might I be doing wrong?
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