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<0> guys, thanks for the help - going to flex-old fixed it
<1> TML: Apparently mbstring uses Oniguruma
<2> is there a way to get the output from stderr when executing something with exec of system?
<1> adamc: command 2>&1
<1> 2 being stderr, redirected 1 (stdout)
<3> adamc: Use popen or proc_open instead, and you can retrieve stderr separately from stdout.
<2> thanks mattmcc
<1> Or that, if you need it separately :)
<2> kuja: i can't use the method because i'm reading something else from stdout
<2> but thanks
<4> is $_POST readonly?
<1> No
<5> myconid: no
<6> okay people, I know im doing this all wrong, so please dont laugh too hard, on this source: http://pastebin.com/553371 I get this error: Warning: mysql_fetch_array(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/addicted/public_html/venue_review_karaoke.php on line 79
<4> S^Gerbitz: do some error checking
<6> myconid - My question is how to referce to tables
<1> S^Gerbitz: Whatever you're p***ing into mysql_fetch_array() is not a valid result resource.
<2> S^Gerbitz: thats the right way to access the tables but your query might be returning nothing
<1> So, most likely the result of a mysql_query() that you p*** into mysql_fetch_array() is invalid. You might want to use mysql_error()
<2> so... like myconid said earlier, do some error checking
<0> gah.
<4> fetching before checking numrows is pretty bad idea
<5> S^Gerbitz: That is also a very insecure way of querying.
<5> myconid: I do it often.
<6> I uncommented the second #
<6> //echo mysql_error();
<6> and I still get the same errors
<2> HolyGoat: thats probably because you are certain your query will return a result
<5> adamc: I don't see how that has a lot to do with mysql_num_rows()
<5> Oh you just want to catch if there are any records at all?
<2> HolyGoat: yea
<5> In that case it's useful, sure.
<6> Can anyone see the error?
<7> HolyGoat: Do you still work in PHP?
<6> Table 'addicted_db.Karoake_Days' doesn't exist
<6> lol ;)
<5> Stormchaser: sometimes
<7> HolyGoat: What do you use most? Java?
<0> where are apache2's logs kept on debian?
<3> itrebal: /var/log, where else would they go? :)
<7> itrebal: /var/logs/apache2
<7> s/logs/log
<5> a combination of perl, php, java and craploads of xslt
<7> haha
<2> i thought apache keepes some logs in /usr/local/apache2/logs?
<0> mattmcc: 2 days ago i had slackware as my server, and were in /usr/local/apache2/logs/
<3> adamc: /usr/local would indicate a package not installed by the distro, but by the administrator.
<5> Stormchaser: but it's all going to be replaced throughout this year
<7> HolyGoat: Heh... Now I have SOAP on my back... AGAIN :/
<2> oh....
<3> Although it wouldn't surprise me if Slackware did that anyway.
<3> Few distros follow the FHS to the degree Debian does.
<5> Stormchaser: I hate xslt so much, it's repulsive
<7> HolyGoat: Believe me, that I can imagine :)
<8> I love it
<7> I was *HOPING*, that I wil never, *EVER* see SOAP again
<5> it's the dumbest excuse for a language I've ever seen
<8> I'm struggling with xsl-fo atm
<8> HolyGoat: why?
<5> aidan: it's too minimalistic, you can't even create an incrementing counter in a simple way
<3> HolyGoat: The logical result of someone saying "I know! Let's write a declarative language using XML!"
<5> mattmcc: Heh indeed.
<8> HolyGoat: right, xsl 1 is pretty **** . Having to make a recursive template just to increment a variable is pretty stupid.
<8> HolyGoat: xsl 2 has all those features
<5> I have a book that states "now non programmers can transform documents too!". Right. As if non-programmers can figure it out.
<8> I'm not sure why they made XSL a functional language either
<3> Yeah, I love it when people say they use XSLT for templates so that their designers can modify them.
<5> Heh yes, I feel sorry for those designers.
<9> aidan: Look at the list of names on the WG and it becomes significantly less mysterious
<8> BUT, still, I like it. I've been feeding myself using it for the last 2 years.
<5> Most things can probably done quicker and cleaner in a programming language with a dom/sax parser
<9> aidan: It's like a "Who's who" of functional language acolytes
<8> TML: hah
<8> HolyGoat: well, actually I tried that first
<8> It was quite effective for small documents
<9> I like most of what I see in Kid
<9> Except for the error reporting
<9> Stormchaser: You didn't answer my question(s).
<3> Stormchaser: Careful, you may be mind killed anyway for being a cartoonist.
<9> Stormchaser: Have any work you'd be willing to show me? And do have any interest in collaboration?
<3> Stormchaser: Just remember to only draw cartoons that conform with everybody else's beliefs.
<7> TML: Just a sec...
<5> I wonder if anyone ever attempted to create an IDE for XSL (beyond syntax highlighting and unleashing some xpath stuff on the source document, that is)
<9> HolyGoat: Sure
<9> HolyGoat: Altova
<3> HolyGoat: ActiveState has a Visual XSLT thingy. Pretty sure there are others.
<8> HolyGoat: I use Oxygen
<5> Yeah but even with altova xmlspy you have to manually type in most of the xsl, as far as I've experienced it
<9> Personally, when trapped on win32, I find xmlshell so handy that I don't mind shilling for them here.
<9> So, consider them shilled. :)
<5> mattmcc: like, not Komodo?
<8> be back soon
<3> HolyGoat: Yeah, it's an addon for VS.NET.
<7> TML: http://storm.homeunix.org/misc/comics/duhci1_1.jpg , duhci1_2.jpg , duhci2_1.jpg , duhci2_2.jpg , duhci2_3.jpg
<5> mattmcc: Aha. Interesting. I might order that at work.
<10> how can i see if one array is empty?
<3> http://php.net/empty
<9> malmen: Check its count
<11> anyone use quanta in here?
<7> no.
<7> winmutt: #quanta
<11> dont lie
<5> heh
<10> tks
<5> quanta.. brr
<11> there is like one guy in there storm
<11> quanta is great
<11> quanta uber alles
<7> quanta *would be* okay, if it wouldn't be that bloated.
<11> i will agree with that
<5> "click on this button if you want me to create some simple form tags for you"
<11> one heck of a mem hog
<12> ZDE.
<9> Stormchaser: pm?
<13> anyone know why in b2evolution im logged in as a user i created with perms (or even admin), but I dont see anywhere that says Post? i know this is a dumb *** question but i seriously cant figure this thing ou
<11> zde?
<13> t
<7> TML: Sure.
<11> HolyGoat: ya i dont use it for html
<5> and eclipse for everything java
<12> ZDE, Zend...
<11> gah coding in vim is hateful
<2> i love vim
<2> what else is good to use?
<5> we don't have much of a choice at work, only shell access, so vim is the best I can get
<2> what linux ide is there to use?
<5> adamc: zend ide runs on linux
<12> adamc: Zend Studio will work in linux.
<5> so does jedit
<2> hrm....
<5> but jedit is an advanced text editor, not an ide
<14> adamc, Zend is better to me
<3> Which is fine, IDEs are overrated.
<11> does zde support scp/sftp?
<3> Yes.
<12> winmutt: yes.
<2> actually... probably prefer to use a text editor anyways
<2> but i need one that can do highlighting for C/C++ and PHP like vim does
<11> arcannon: ever use quanta? any kind of comparrison
<5> Yeah. Although Eclipse is nice, so you don't have to deal with all kinds of XML configuration files
<15> do any text editors actually support heredoc?
<4> Anyone who doesnt use an IDE is wasting time.
<3> adamc: Virtually any decent editor can do that.
<3> myconid: Bull****.
<11> mattmcc ++
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