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<0> hows that?
<1> itrebal: You *could* use some other methods... Like not letting 15k spam messagess in the first place...
<2> now* after every 100 messages, it pauses for 10 seconds - it creates the idea of 'select all' 'delete', next page, 'select all', 'delete'...
<2> Stormchaser: yes, but i kinda let it go for a while, forgetting to delete some
<3> Fennec - thats what my FF error ext as to say about the page you showed, I just thought you should know about it.
<3> Google is trying to take over the world, they have the new calendar thingy for deciding whats the best time to strike!
<2> lol
<4> SunShineLady: they already have.
<1> Google! \o/
<3> perhaps but you must admit its waaaaay better then microsoft :P
<4> ****
<4> that wouldnt be hard.
<1> SunShineLady: But of course :)
<5> can anyone tell me why this code: http://pastebin.com/715757 only outputs on print_r($numbers); "Array ( [0] => [1] => [2] => )" ?
<6> itrebal: sounds bad :|
<6> maybe your script didn't work properly?



<7> SunShineLady: don't know anything about those
<8> lo lo
<1> surf: Ever heard of this little thingy called 'identing'?
<2> wykis_: nah, it just went at google much too fast :)
<6> hehe :]
<2> "Server Error
<2> We're sorry, but Gmail is temporarily unavailable. We're currently working to fix the problem -- please try logging in to your account in a few minutes."
<6> can't you select a lot of messages at once?
<2> ok i've got to stop this :?
<6> you should :]
<6> lol
<2> wykis_: maximum of 100 at a time
<9> does anyone know that when ive got a textarea that im echoing contents into, when i refresh the page, the text in the textarea does not start at the left hand side, its just random and filled with spaces
<1> Advocated: What?
<7> got a demonstration URL?
<9> ill paste my code, only a few lines - to pastebin, 1 min
<9> this is the code: http://pastebin.com/715766
<2> alright, i think its about time i got myself a new email account
<3> Fennec - Its not showing now :/
<9> and whats happening, when i refresh the page, the content is being read into the text area ok.. yet theres loads of random spaces before the text
<3> Fennec - okey its showing, after a minute or so
<1> !tell Pher about away
<10> sorry storm
<1> rawr
<7> SunShineLady: may be related to urchin.js - Google Analytics much?
<3> I don't know Ill PM you what its saying
<0> :o
<0> rawr?
<3> btw can you invite me to google analytics?>
<11> I don't think one can invite anotehr to Anaytics.
<7> no, I think it's a self-invite-and-wait
<11> Yeah. If it was possible, I would send invites to like everone.
<2> ah ****.... someone took my fname.lname@gmail.com
<7> I'd be glad to invite you to AdSense or AdWords or something; I can make money off a referral :D
<12> i have no clue where to start i suddenly got, Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /var/www/include_functions.php:200) in /var/www/validate_user.php on line 44
<11> hahahahah...
<1> !+headers
<13> If you are getting error like "Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /path/file.php:1)" it means you've got some output before your header() call or starting a session. *No* output can be sent. that includes whitespace (outside of <?php and ?>) and any (X)HTML. You can also use output buffering
<9> Stormchaser you got any ideas about my problem at all?
<11> You have to put session_start() or header() stuff before ANY text
<11> php-bot: beat me to it
<7> Stormchaser: can you add factoids to php-bot?
<3> self-invite-and-wait is more like self-invite-wait-till-you-forget-it-and-be-surprised
<7> haha
<7> I got in early
<1> Fennec: Factoid for what?
<11> I got my Analytics invite about three months after I signed up - but I signed up after 400 diggs was on it :P
<11> requested invite*
<7> Stormchaser: it might be useful to note that, on Windows, php.exe IS NOT php-cgi.exe and confusing the two can result in getting your headers and your output all mixed up
<3> I got into gmail over a year after I signed and it was lucky because it was a day after I renewed my hotmail account for half a year of inactivity
<7> I got my Analytics invite within... heck, I think I didn't even need an invite :)
<11> Fennec: that must've been dam early...
<7> yep, hot off the wire
<11> It's a good thing and bad thing for me to find it on Digg's front page.
<11> Google can't release anything BETA without getting Digg'd
<7> hmm
<1> ShuaiKing: Well... You can't win them all :)



<7> I should try and digg my neat little PHP gallery
<1> ...or not :)
<12> ShuaiKing: now it works, i didnt know what i did, that error can give me gray hair
<7> maybe after the next time I release a version. There are features I should add. Like sorting.
<2> Fennec: is it a product?
<8> I am a product
<2> thats not weird
<14> hello everybody, do you know a repository with open sources scripts please ? i can't find out nice urls (some simple search engine)
<14> *with simple scripts
<2> sf.net
<11> Fennec: Query it to me, would be interested to see :D
<2> likeiwse
<11> ...or post it in the main
<5> anyone?
<15> Best way to find the find the first character of a string? Does this work: $str[0]?
<5> can anyone tell me why this code: http://pastebin.com/715757 only outputs on print_r($numbers); "Array ( [0] => [1] => [2] => )" ?
<16> levander: $str{0}
<15> Spoom: thanks, now how do I get the second character to the end of the string?
<1> oh, I'm so in the mood to re-open the "Hall of lame"
<15> $str{2:-1}, something like that would work in python
<16> possibly $str{strlen($str) - 2} but yoiu'd have to try it
<14> Leftmost: try with [], as far as i remember i should work, not sure
<15> Spoom: no, i meant like the substring that contains the range $str{1} to $str{strlen($str)}
<2> Stormchaser: Hall of Lame?
<1> http://pastebin.com/715781 <-- It's soooooooooooo full moon :/
<2> Stormchaser: sounds fantastic :)
<1> itrebal: mhm...
<16> levander: ah, in that case i'd use substr
<15> Spoom: thanks, i look up substr
<5> can anyone help me ?
<1> no
<5> why?
<1> because I said so.
<5> ?
<5> huh?
<16> hehe
<16> what is it, q1?
<16> i forget how to make the bot output
<1> he already asked
<16> ah
<1> surfdue: Um... Do you maybe know how regex works?
<5> huh?
<9> Stormchaser any ideas about the code i pasted?
<1> surfdue: It's a boolean question
<16> yeah, broadly your answer is to use regex
<16> look up ereg and preg_match
<1> Spoom: Er...
<16> Stormchaser: i looked up his question from around 1:30, maybe it's a different one
<8> Spoom: what are you trying to do?
<1> $page = ereg_replace(".*", "", $page); //extract data
<1> $page = ereg_replace(".*", ",", $page); //extract data surf: Fo you know, what this actually DOES?
<1> s/fo/do
<8> Stormchaser: lo
<16> lol, nm, i'm tired
<1> Liquid: lower
<8> higher?
<8> ok ladies I am outa hear had enough of .net for one day
<1> ok... Thaat *was* fun :)
<8> what a idjit
<8> whats your beef?
<8> heh
<1> I repeat: It's soooooooo full moon :/
<2> anyone know when gmail first came out?
<12> is it possible to list each print_R($_SESSION); and a newline after each? i get them i a line so hard to see them
<2> print_r does newlines, but in HTML they don't show up
<12> ahh okey i see, hmm
<17> i have two variables. $this->exf is equal to and $this->ex2[1] is equal to images. then i do echo stristr($this->exf, $this->ex2[1]); shouldnt it display http://jezek.gtlvideos.com/?dir=
<17> all it displays is "images"
<17> woops. http://jezek.gtlvideos.com/?dir=images , thats what $this->exf is


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